eCrystals has been presented within KeepIt as an exemplar of a scientific data repository, but more particularly it exemplifies the ‘one man band’ scientific repository. No research scientist will take on the responsibility of setting up and administering a scientific data repository without an indication of the financial implications and …
KeepIt course module 2, Southampton, 5 February 2010 Tools this module: KRDS, LIFE Tags Find out more about: this module KeepIt course 2, the full KeepIt course Presentations and tutorial exercises course 2 (source files) Digital preservation begins with the author. This sounds good, but depends on the relation between …
KeepIt course module 2, Southampton, 5 February 2010 Tools this module: KRDS, LIFE Tags Find out more about: this module KeepIt course 2, the full KeepIt course Presentations and tutorial exercises course 2 (source files) Keeping Research Data Safe (KRDS) is an approach to institutional costings and budgets for managing …
KeepIt course module 2, Southampton, 5 February 2010 Tools this module: KRDS, LIFE Tags Find out more about: this module KeepIt course 2, the full KeepIt course Presentations and tutorial exercises course 2 (source files) Welcome to our time capsule version of the KeepIt course, which is posted, for completeness, some …
How can we measure the extent of preservation activity? One way to do this for libraries is costs. ARL produces annual preservation statistics, and it appears that one helpful blogger has collated the data in a more useful way. ARL produces a lot of detail in its reports, but it …