Design Patterns in Digital Preservation: Understanding Information Flows
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Conference paper (published)
Creator (person)
Jackson, Andrew N
Date published
September 2022
Abstract
This paper proposes a framework to help understand the different ways digital preservation goals can achieved, and the contextual factors these choices depend on. This is done through a worked example: three different design patterns representing the three possible modes of archival information flow, each illustrated with realistic examples and practices. By helping a wider audience understand these different approaches, we can ensure implementation choices are informed by practice, rather than by default, or without even realizing a choice has been made.
Event title
iPres 2022: International Conference on Digital Preservation
Publisher
Digital Preservation Coalition
Place of publication
UK
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