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Preservation of digital media | The Austrian National Library started a digital preservation projekt in 2003. They want to implement an archiving system, develop a medatata-schema, test a migration scenario, raise the awarness and cooperate with other institutions. -> Homepage |
AREDO - Archivierung und dauerhafte Erhaltung digitaler Objekte | AREDO - Archivierung und dauerhafte Erhaltung digitaler Objekte The long-term digital preservation cooperation service of the German National Library. AREDO has been set up as the German National Library's cooperation service and is aimed at supporting libraries, educational institutions, museums, archives and memory institutions in Germany in the long-term preservation and use of digital information. AREDO provides a large number of functions which are necessary for digitale preservation. It combines these functions to create different technical Services for all Partner institutions --> Homepage
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ARNE | Archiving of net ressources of the German Bundestag -> Homepage |
BABS | Library Archiving and Access System of Bavarian State Library -> Homepage |
The Baden-Wuerttemberg Online Archive (BOA) | BOA is a repository for online resources. The software was developed by the Library Service Centre Baden-Wuerttemberg. Web resources for the archive are selected and collected by the Baden State Library in Karlsruhe and the Wuerttemberg State Library in Stuttgart. Special emphasis is laid on PDF-documents and websites which are either legal deposit materials or relevant for the history and culture of Baden-Wuerttemberg. The web resources are stored on the project’s own servers; long term preservation is intended. The resources are fully catalogued and can be retrieved from either the BOA system itself, the union catalogue or the state libraries’ local catalogues. -> Homepage |
DACHS - Digital Archive for Chinese Studies | Our aim is archiving and making accessible Internet resouces relevant for Chinese Studies, with special emphasis given on social and political discourse as reflected by articulations on the Chinese Internet. |
Digitalization and long-term storage of large size plans | The project tests the whole workflow of digitalization, conversion and redigitalization of large format pictorial sources in a middle-sized municipal archive. Over 2500 plans referring to the history of the fortress of Mainz from the 18th to the beginning of the 20th century are digitalized in authenthic colour and burnt on Ilford colour-microfilm with a RGB-Laser in DIN A4 format. Depending on the size up to 64 files can be stored on one film-page. -> Homepage |
Edoweb Rhineland-Palatinate | edoweb is a repository for online resources. The software was developed by the Hochschulbibliothekszentrum Nordrhein-Westfalen. Web resources for the archive are selected and collected by the Landesbibliothekszentrum / Rheinische Landesbibliothek Koblenz. Special emphasis is laid on PDF-documents and websites which are either legal deposit materials or relevant for the history and culture of Rhineland-Palatinate. The web resources are stored on the project’s own servers; long term preservation is intended. The resources are catalogued and can be retrieved from the edoweb system itself. -> Homepage |
e-Helvetica | The goal of the e-Helvetica project is the elaboration of bases for building up a collection of electronic "helvetica" publications. The following aspects are being analysed within the project: -> Homepage |
eSciDoc | The project eSciDoc developes an integrated information-, communication- and publication-platform for net-based scientific operations, which is tested in multidiscipline applications in the Max Plack society (MPG). -> Homepage |
HSSS - HochschulschriftenServer der SLUB Dresden | The Online Document Server HSSS contains full texts of dissertations and habilitations as well as documents of research and science at the University of Technology Dresden. -> Homepage |
IANUS – Research Data Center Archaeology & Classical Studies | The aim of the IANUS-project is to build up during the next few years a national data and service infrastructure to support the longtime storage and dissemination of digital data within the classical studies. -> Homepage |
long term preservation (Lower Saxony) | The project long term preservation of the administration of state archives in lower saxony and the centre of informatics in lower saxony provides the infrastructure for all e-government projects of the region to secure the long term access to digital public administration papers. In addition to the definition of standards for the production of administrative papers there is a focus on the overall concept for an integrated infrastructure that covers the complete lifecycle of digital documents. -> Homepage |
MyCoRe | Development of a common core and standard functionality based on Java and XML technology that can be used to realize various kinds of document repositories, online archives and content repositories to a large extent just by configuration.
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PDF/A Competence Center | The aim of the PDF/A Competence Center is to promote the exchange of information and experience in the area of long-term archiving in accordance with ISO 19005: PDF/A -> Homepage |
SaarDok | Electronic Documents from the Saarland Archive at the Saarland State Library, Germany -> Homepage |
SAFE PLN: Safe Archiving Federation Private LOCKSS Network | SAFE is an open consortium of universities jointly running a PLN (private LOCKSS network). The LOCKSS software is used to store digital documents redundantly and distributed across diverse geographical locations. Currently, nodes are located in Belgium, Canada, and Germany. In the test phase that lasted till 2014, only open access documents were ingested. In the next phase, licensed material as well as research data will be added. |
Websitearchive / Central Archives for Research on the History of the Jews in Germany | The Central Archives for Research on the History of the Jews in Germany and their Websitearchive are collecting websites of Jewish Organisations in Germany. -> Homepage |