Paper - iPES 2014 - Melbourne

While interoperability between active e-government systems has been a significant area of work during the last decade, the fact that much of this information needs to be preserved for the long-term after the initial creation has been ignored, and the re-use of data has been of secondary concern. This paper looks into the needs of long-term preservation of digital-born e-government data and describes how the EC-funded E-ARK project proposes further actions to address the challenge in a cost-effective manner.

iPRES 2014, long-term preservation, interoperability, digital repositories, OAIS, ingest, access, E-ARK, data mining, big data, e-infrastructures e-government

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Proceedings of the 11th International Conference on Digital Preservation

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