Repositories, Trust, and the CoreTrustSeal

Corrado, Edward M.

doi:10.1080/07317131.2018.1532055

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“…Trustworthiness is a fundamental issue for any digital repository (Corrado, 2019) (Becker, et al , 2009). Establishing a trusted and reliable archive should increase the confidence of authors and will foster their disposition to upload content.…”

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Digital preservation in institutional repositories: a systematic literature review

Barrueco

Graells

2021

DLP

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Purpose This paper aims to carry out a literature review on the implementation of digital preservation policies, strategies and actions by institutional repositories. The objective is to identify, out of the published experiences, at which level they are fulfilling the function of ensuring the long-term availability of the deposited materials. Design/methodology/approach Using a systematic literature review methodology, a total of 21 articles from international refereed journals published between 2009 and 2020 are reviewed. Findings The research production on this subject is very limited. The scarce number of published articles proves that the interest of repository managers has been focused on issues other than to assure the long-term availability of the assets they store. The literature review has not found clear evidence about how institutional repositories are implementing digital preservation. It is particularly striking the lack of works focused on the situation in European countries. More field studies are needed. They would allow to extract conclusions and produce best practices to help managers to improve preservation strategies. Originality/value This study has shown that one of the main functions of repositories is not being dealt with as promised by repository managers. More work in this area is needed. In particular, it is necessary for a study at the European level to gather detailed data that will allow to draw a portrait of the current situation, extract conclusions and produce best practices to help managers to improve or develop preservation strategies.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

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Digital preservation in institutional repositories: a systematic literature review

Barrueco

Graells

2021

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“…The adoption of technological capabilities should be completed in conjunction with the organizational, managerial and stewardship capabilities that facilitate the continuing use of a data repository's holdings 10,21 . Describing the needs for earning public trust of health data, Van Staa et al 22 called for capabilities that would "combine new technologies with clear accountability, transparent operations, and public trust …", stating that "data stewardship is not just about physical and digital security: staff training, standard operating procedures, and the skills and attitudes of staff are also important" 22 .…”

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The TRUST Principles for digital repositories

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“…It is important to determine the trustworthiness of digital materials. The emphasis on trust in the digital preservation community has been centered on the maintenance of trusted digital repositories (Corrado, 2019). To determine trustworthiness, there is important to consider the entire digital infrastructure in which information is managed, as well as the organization that runs the repository.…”

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A framework for digital preservation of Indigenous knowledge system (IKS) in repositories in South Africa

Balogun

Kalusopa

2021

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Purpose The purpose of this study is to assess the digital preservation policies and plans for long-term digital preservation in selected repositories in South Africa, with a view to develop a digital preservation framework for the preservation of Indigenous knowledge system (IKS) in South Africa. Design/methodology/approach Through the multiple case study research design, data was obtained from eight respondents in four Indigenous Knowledge Systems Documentation Centers (IKSDCs) in institutions that are part of the National Recordal Systems (NRS) initiative across four provinces in South Africa using in-depth face-to-face interviews. Data collected was also supplemented with the content analysis of several policy documents in South Africa. Findings The findings reveal that there are no digital preservation policies in place in the institutions, especially long-term digital preservation for IKS. However, some of the institutions are formulating policies that will include the management of IKS collected in the institutions. This study also reveals that digital curation, policy formulation and disaster preparedness plans to some extent are measures said to be in place for the digital preservation of IKS. Research limitations/implications This study focuses mainly on the NRS initiative in South Africa. Indigenous Knowledge (IK) related to traditional medicine, traditional plants and food are currently being digitized at the IKSDCs by IK recorders. This study will help in ensuring that the South African Government’s effort and investment in digitizing IKS and making them accessible online is not wasted. This study will help mitigate the risk of damage and alteration over time, either deliberately or in error. Originality/value This study fills a gap in the literature on the digitization and digital preservation of IKS from the context of the NRS project in South Africa. Very few studies have been carried out on the digital preservation of IKS in Africa. This study also proposed a framework for the digital preservation of IKS in South Africa.

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Repositories, Trust, and the CoreTrustSeal

Cited by 20 publications

References 9 publications

Digital preservation in institutional repositories: a systematic literature review

Digital preservation in institutional repositories: a systematic literature review

The TRUST Principles for digital repositories

A framework for digital preservation of Indigenous knowledge system (IKS) in repositories in South Africa

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