Joseph JaJa
ABSTRACT
In this summary, we present an overview of our DIGARCH project and report on a number of significant advances achieved thus far. In particular, we highlight our contributions to the development of a novel architecture for the Global Digital Format Registry, the design of a highly reliable and scalable deep archive, and the development of the underpinnings of a policy-driven management of preservation processes. Challenges and future plans are briefly outlined.
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- Global Digital Format Registry: FRED, http://tome.library.upenn.edu/fred/Google Scholar
- PRONOM, UK National Archives http://www.records.pro.gov.uk/pronom/Google Scholar
- Smorul, M., and JaJa, J. PAWN: A Novel Ingestion Workflow Technology for Digital Preservation. Invited talk, ERPANET Workshop on Workflow, Oct. 13--15, 2004, Budapest, Hungary.Google Scholar
- JaJa, J., Smorul, M., McCall, F., and Wang, Y. Scalable, Reliable Marshalling and Organization of Distributed Large Scale Data onto Enterprise Storage Environments, Proceedings of the NASA/IEEE Conference on Mass Storage Systems and Technologies, Monterey, CA, April 2005. Google ScholarDigital Library
- Moore, R., JaJa, J., and Chadduck, R. Mitigating Risk of Data Loss in Preservation Environments, Proceedings of the NASA/IEEE Conference on Mass Storage Systems and Technologies, Monterey, CA, April 2005. Google ScholarDigital Library
- Geremew, M., Song, S., and JaJa, J. Using Scalable and Secure Web Technologies to Design a Global Digital Format Registry Prototype: Architecture, Implementation, and Testing, to appear in Proceedings of Archiving 2006 Conference, May 23--26, 2006, Ottawa, Canada.Google Scholar
Index Terms
- Robust technologies for automated ingestion and long-term preservation of digital information
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