Types of Repository: Entities, Responsibilities, Objects. CoreTrustSeal Board Discussion Paper

TY - UNPB

T1 - Types of Repository: Entities, Responsibilities, Objects. CoreTrustSeal Board Discussion Paper

AU - L'Hours , Hervé

AU - Rouchon, Olivier

AU - Dillo, Ingrid

AU - Kleemola, Mari

AU - Recker, Jonas

AU - Verburg, Maaike

AU - Jenkins, Reyna

AU - Lin, Dawei

AU - Lyle, Jared

AU - Chambodut, Aude

AU - Danciu, Alina

PY - 2024/7/30

Y1 - 2024/7/30

N2 - The CoreTrustSeal position paper on Curation & Preservation Levels provides the Board, and potential applicants, with a reference point for defining repositories that are in scope for certification. Current CoreTrustSeal Trustworthy Digital Repository (TDR) certification is limited to candidates that take responsibility for active long-term preservation. Active preservation repositories may also intervene in other points in the digital object lifecycle. These intervention points, as defined in the CoreTrustSeal levels of care, include criteria that digital objects must comply with at the point of deposit and after initial curation. All of the levels assume a retention commitment. This discussion paper briefly describes the wider significance of the curation and preservation levels and their alignment with the CoreTrustSeal Requirements. This has implications for the specification of supporting evidence for compliance, including that provided by third party service providers, and potential future assessment and certifications approaches.

AB - The CoreTrustSeal position paper on Curation & Preservation Levels provides the Board, and potential applicants, with a reference point for defining repositories that are in scope for certification. Current CoreTrustSeal Trustworthy Digital Repository (TDR) certification is limited to candidates that take responsibility for active long-term preservation. Active preservation repositories may also intervene in other points in the digital object lifecycle. These intervention points, as defined in the CoreTrustSeal levels of care, include criteria that digital objects must comply with at the point of deposit and after initial curation. All of the levels assume a retention commitment. This discussion paper briefly describes the wider significance of the curation and preservation levels and their alignment with the CoreTrustSeal Requirements. This has implications for the specification of supporting evidence for compliance, including that provided by third party service providers, and potential future assessment and certifications approaches.

KW - coretrustseal

KW - repository type

U2 - 10.5281/zenodo.13133041

DO - 10.5281/zenodo.13133041

M3 - Working paper/Discussion paper

BT - Types of Repository: Entities, Responsibilities, Objects. CoreTrustSeal Board Discussion Paper

PB - Zenodo

ER -