Cornell University Digital Preservation Research and Implementation

Digital Collections

Digital Content

Digital Instruction

Digital Libraries

Digital Preservation Research

Digital Resources

Common Depository System (CDS)
CDS is a joint project between the DPO and D-LIT for centralized control of potentially distributed collections. The DPO is developing the policy framework, defining the organizational context, and establishing the preservation requirements for the CDS. D-LIT will develop and operate the CDS.

Digital Library and Information Technologies (D-LIT)
The D-LIT Division is responsible for the digital library and common depository system infrastructure.

Digital Preservation Affiliations

Digital Preservation Management Workshop
The development of this new NEH funded digital preservation workshop based upon the digital imaging tutorial/workshop model is one of the first projects that the Research Department will undertake.

Digital Preservation Officer (DPO)
The DPO is a new position that coordinates the development and implementation of preservation policy.

Digital Preservation Publications and Presentations

IRIS Research
This new unit in Instruction, Research, and Information Services (IRIS) was established in July 2002 as a focal point for Library research that builds upon the well-established digital imaging and preservation research program of DIPPR and extends the scope of library research topics.

Project Harvest
Project Harvest was one of seven planning projects funded by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to explore e-journal archiving issues. The Subject-Based Digital Archive (SBDA) Model resulted from an exploration of the subject-based versus publisher-based archival approach. The digital preservation research unit is exploring the broader implications and potential of the SBDA model.

Project Prism
Library site: http://www.library.cornell.edu/iris/research/prism/
Project Prism is a interdisciplinary NSF-funded research project. The preservation component of the research is addressing longevity issues for Web resources using risk management methods.

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