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Catherine Fournier ICOLC October 20091 LOCKSS: FEEDBACK FROM INIST’s EXPERIENCE Foreword Preservation-Why? LOCKSS overview LOCKSS at INIST Conclusion
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Catherine Fournier ICOLC October 20092 Foreword CNRS: French National Centre for Scientific Research INIST: Institute for Scientific and Technical Information purchases e-resources for the French research community Access given to researchers through thematic internet portals (2009 budget: 10 M€) INIST has an archiving mission for CNRS and other EPST (Government Research Organizations)
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Catherine Fournier ICOLC October 20093 Preservation - Why? From shelves to online access e-ressources on internet portal Long-term access / preservation Which solutions? What about LOCKSS?
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Catherine Fournier ICOLC October 20094 LOCKSS: overview CNRS member of Lockss Alliance since 2007 Digital preservation tool Collecting and preservating one’s own copies of authorized e-content Open source software Inexpensive Collaborative: peer to peer Lots of copies keep stuff safe
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Catherine Fournier ICOLC October 20095 LOCKSS: what is needed Lockss Box: archive of content (copies of web page presentations) Publisher’s Manifest: permission to crawl Plug-in: where to crawl and what Polls: quality of copies
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Catherine Fournier ICOLC October 20096 LOCKSS at INIST Implemented in 2006: 1 computer/3 people e-resources on 2 portals BiblioVIE and BiblioSHS EZ-Proxy 1st step: selecting publishers 2nd step: selecting journals 3rd step: collecting
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Catherine Fournier ICOLC October 20097 CNRS portal EZProxy LOCKSS How does it work ? Publisher’s Web site Lockss Box No Access Member’s Lockss Boxes Crawling Polls
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Catherine Fournier ICOLC October 20098 LOCKSS Administration
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Catherine Fournier ICOLC October 20099 LOCKSS Interface
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Catherine Fournier ICOLC October 200910 LOCKSS Collecting
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Catherine Fournier ICOLC October 200911 LOCKSS Checking
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Catherine Fournier ICOLC October 200912 Successful No permission from publisher Can't fetch permission page Never crawled Fetch Error What does it mean? LOCKSS Volumes in LOCKSS Box: different statuses
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Catherine Fournier ICOLC October 200913 Missing plug-in? Missing manifest? Journals via an aggregator? Misunderstanding between publisher and INIST? Technical problem? LOCKSS Troubleshooting
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Catherine Fournier ICOLC October 200914 BiblioVIE on the Lockss Box: Publishers: 85 Titles: 171 BiblioSHS on the Lockss Box: Publishers: 56 Titles: 343 LOCKSS Lockss Box (http://lockss.intra.inist.fr )
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Catherine Fournier ICOLC October 200915 Bioone: 74 titles (not crawled) BMJ (on HW): 22 titles (no permission) Highwire: 34 titles (successful) OUP: 55 titles (successful) Muse: 305 titles (successful) LOCKSS Lockss Box (http://lockss.intra.inist.fr )
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Catherine Fournier ICOLC October 200916 Locksable vs purchases (titles) Successfully in Lockss Box (titles) BiblioVIE 27% of thematic 171 4% of total 14% of thematic 89 2% of total BiblioSHS 17% of thematic 343 7% of total 16% of thematic 305 6% of total
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Catherine Fournier ICOLC October 200917 Time-consuming Librarian/IT staff Limited number of volumes per title, why? Only few publishers How to build a collection then? LOCKSS Technical aspects
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Catherine Fournier ICOLC October 200918 Conclusion One solution but not THE SOLUTION Mix with other solutions WE NEED: Licence: authorization from publisher to preserve with Lockss More publishers participating More members in France to create a network Group of users and influence
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Catherine Fournier ICOLC October 200919 Thank You ! catherine.fournier@inist.fr http://www.inist.fr/
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