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Permanent access to the records of science: The e-Depot at the Koninklijke Bibliotheek Current Status & Developments Erik Oltmans Manager e-Depot Koninklijke Bibliotheek, National Library of the Netherlands Medical Library Association, Seize the e-Journal, Washington DC, May 26th, 2004

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Permanent access to the records of science:

The e-Depot at the Koninklijke Bibliotheek

Current Status & Developments

Erik Oltmans Manager e-Depot

Koninklijke Bibliotheek, National Library of the Netherlands

Medical Library Association, Seize the e-Journal, Washington DC, May 26th, 2004

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Overview:

Mission of the KB e-Depot

The e-Depot, what is it?

How does it work?

Short history

Archiving strategies for permanent access

Access Policy

Plans for the future, concerted actions needed

The e-Depot Erik Oltmans

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The e-Depot Erik Oltmans

Mission of the KB e-Depot :

Ensuring permanent availability of information and knowledge

This yields:

Long-term preservation and accessibility of electronic publications

Safeguarding authenticity and integrity (once in the archive, never deleted or changed)

Development of ever changing preservation and accessibility toolbox

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The e-Depot, what is it?

Electronic version traditional depository

Developed in collaboration with IBM

Technical heart: DIAS (OAIS-compliant)

Integrated with other library modules

Ingest of online journal articles, e-books, and CD-roms (installables)

Operational since March 17, 2003

The e-Depot Erik Oltmans

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The e-Depot Erik Oltmans

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A

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End User

Metadata(Identifier)

D I A S

Catalogue

Storage

Publisher

Post office

Metadata

Content

SubmissionInformation

Package

ErrorRecovery

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A short history of the e-Depot :

1994 Decision to establish e-Depot

1995-2002 Experimental systems with AT&T/Bell Laboratories and IBM

1996 Experimental deposit agreements Elsevier & Kluwer

1998-2000 NEDLIB project; emulation experiment with Rand

1999 European tender for e-Depot based on OAIS-RM

2002 e-Depot delivered by IBM;Archiving agreements with international publishers

2003 1 Million articles stored in e-Depot

2003-2004 Preservation Manager and UVC projects

The e-Depot Erik Oltmans

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The e-Depot Erik Oltmans

Expert Services & Collections Division

Expert Services

Information & Collections

Collection Care

User Services Division

Front Office

Stacks Management

Acquisitions and Processing Division

Acquisitions

Cataloguing & Metadata

e-Depot

R & D Division

National Programmes

Innovative Projects

Digital Preservation

Director-General

Deputy Director-General

Director of ICT& Facility Management

Controller

Executive Secretary

Building & Facilities

ICT

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The e-Depot Erik Oltmans

Current Archiving agreements:

General agreement with Dutch Publishers Association

Individual archiving agreements with (inter)national publishers:

Elsevier Science

Kluwer Academic

BioMed Central

Exploratory talks with several other international publishers

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The e-Depot Erik Oltmans

Conditions for archiving agreements:

Publishers deposit publications free of charge

Publishers allow:

On site access for registered users

Interlibrary loan supply in the Netherlands

Access for any licensee in case publishers cannot meet obligations (calamities, bankruptcy)

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Restricted

Remote

Unknown

What do you want to

acces?

Where are you?

Who are you?LDAP

Identification

NBNs

Open Archive

On-site

Trusted

“Please visit the KB in Den Haag”

Access Policy

Implicit question

Explicit question

IP check

USER

CATALOGUEwith URL

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The e-Depot Erik Oltmans

Some numbers:

Expected holdings end of 2004:

5 Terabytes 2600 online journals 4,000,000 articles

Loading capacity:

40,000 - 60,000 articles per day

Storage capacity up to:

500 Terabytes

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The e-Depot Erik Oltmans

Practical aim of the KB e-Depot :

To become a dedicated institution (one of the safe places)

To become a trusted archive, providing permanent access

Why?

Natural extension of the national depository task

The KB intends to contribute to the development of a global solution for safeguarding electronic publications

Global solutions will help decreasing the costs (economies of scale)

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The e-Depot Erik Oltmans

Requirements for permanent archives:

Permanent commitment

Substantial resources (organizational and technical)

Sustained R&D efforts (ever changing toolbox)

Exploit economies of scale:

Limited number of candidates

Cooperative efforts are called for

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The e-Depot Erik Oltmans

Preservation Strategies used:

Hardware migration

Emulation of rendering tools

Combination of file format conversion & emulation: UVC

Preservation Manager providing file format control

Repeated actions, permanent R&D

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The e-Depot Erik Oltmans

Concerted efforts called for:

Development of global arrangements for permanent archiving andpermanent accessibility of digital publications

Sustained commitment to R&D of LTP-techniques

Exploring business models to recover costs of archiving

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Plans for the future:

More publishers, more content

To become a certified Trusted Depository

Generic procedure for loading (configurable post office)

Integration with new LTP modules

The e-Depot Erik Oltmans

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The e-Depot: Current Status and Developments

Questions..?

Koninklijke Bibliotheek, National Library of the Netherlands

http://www.kb.nl/e-Depot

[email protected]