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Deposit of Electronic Publications in
the Netherlands
Johan Steenbakkerse-ICOLC Conference 2002
Koninklijke Bibliotheek
Developing the electronic deposit
Permanent archiving of e-publications
Koninklijke Bibliotheek
National Library of the Netherlands, founded 1798, ftes 260, M€ 37, www.kb.nl
Deposit library for publications
Information for research, education & society: preservation & permanent access
Developing the e-Deposit
Develop a deposit system
Implement the deposit system
Agree with producers of information (universities, publishers, a.o)
Develop a deposit system
Find a technology partner: IBM
Develop the deposit system: 2000-2002
Embed in the digital library infrastructure & workflow
Deposit system (DIAS)
Delivery
&
Capture
Package
&
Delivery
Long Term Preservation
Administration Monitoring & Logging
Ingest
Data
management
Access
Archival Storage
external systems query interface
Content Content
AIP AIP
SIP
SIP AIP
AIP
IBM Content Manager
BuilderLoader
DelivererAccess
Long Term Preservation
TivoliStorageManager
BusinessObjects
IBM storage solutionIBM BackUp facility
IBMDB2
database
Embed the deposit system
Interface with digital library functions: Reception & checking Loading & tagging Cataloguing & catalogue (searching) User identification, authentication &
authorisation Delivery & accounting
Working with e-publications
1994 deposit policy adapted 1996 publishers start depositing material 1998 pilot deposit system; NEDLIB starts 1999 general depositing agreement 2000 end of NEDLIB; tender for system 2002 archiving agreement KB-ES;
deposit system operational
Archiving for publishers
To ensure the permanent archiving Formal archival agent relationship Maintain the integrity To ensure permanent availability Act as host for (former) customers Provide emergency host access
Status e-Deposit KB
Durable infrastructure in place Workflow for processing developed Ongoing R&D of long term
preservation solutions Agreements with publishers Working on preserving information
harvested from Internet