Digital Curation Standards
For digital curation and data preservation initiatives to be successful, activities must be based upon sound and tested standards that promote best practice.
The DCC is committed to providing a standards watch that will play a vital role in the testing and certification of new tools and trusted digital repositories.
The DCC Standards Watch
Amongst those resources we use to instil sound digital curation standards across the higher education sector is the Reference Model for an Open Archival Information System (OAIS).
This external resource is an international standard endorsed by the DCC for use in digital preservation planning and management (ISO 14721: 2003). We also refer to the model in the course of our own development activity.
In addition, we have recently repurposed and published material from DIFFUSE, a DCC project that saw us collect information on standards relevant to the electronic exchange of information. Find out more about DCC DIFFUSE Standards Frameworks.
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Promoting the Phase 3 programme
Promoting the Phase 3 programme
You work hard to get research results – make sure that your data do just as much for you in return. The DCC is here to help you tackle your data curation needs, so read on to find out what we have lined up for the third phase of our programme.
