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Automating the Preservation of Electronic Theses and Dissertations with Archivematica

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Date created
2013-08
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Author: Jordan, Mark
Abstract
This poster describes the tools, services, and workflows that Simon Fraser University is using to automate the movement of its ETDs (Electronic Theses and Dissertations) from its user-facing Thesis Registration System to the Archivematica digital preservation platform. The poster also describes Simon Fraser University’s plans to expand its digital preservation services using Archivematica, including integration of LOCKSS as a distributed storage network for content managed by Archivematica.
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Poster presented at iPres 2013, the 10th International Conference on the Preservation of Digital Objects, Lisbon, Portugal, http://ipres2013.ist.utl.pt/Full text of peer reviewed written component embargoed until the publication of the Conference's proceedings.Czech translation (source: http://ltp.knihovna.cz/?p=295)
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http://i.sfu.ca/paqsVn
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The copyright for this submission is held by the author(s), with first publication rights granted to the National Library of Portugal.
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Yes
Language
English
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