Hugh,

 

If you go to http://wiki.digitalrepositoryauditandcertification.org/bin/view
you will find a link to the CCSDS.org website where the final draft version
of both of the standards is located.

 

Last month David Giaretta and I gave presentations at the Preservation and
Archiving Special Interest Group (PASIG) meeting in Austin on the subject.
Both of our presentations are posted on the PASIG website
(sun-pasig.ning.com).

 

ISO16363 represents an extension of the OAIS model; neither of the standards
specifically address cloud-based preservation issues.  There is work going
on at SNIA related to long-term retention in the cloud by the vendor
community, and research work in several places world-wide.

 

There is a really interesting blog from Allison Druin who was a member of
the team that ran "pilot audits" of trusted digital repositories last summer
that you can read at
http://mdischool.blogspot.com/2011/08/quiet-time-for-research.html.

 

 

Bob Rogers

 

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-----Original Message-----
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Subject: Digital Repositories - ISO 16363:2012

 

ISO Standard for Trustworthy Digital Repositories -  In one of Peter's RAIN
posts there was a mention of the following:

 

> ISO 16363:2012 - Audit and certification of trustworthy digital
repositories is now a published ISO standard. This work has been carried out
under ISO TC20/SC13, of which the working arm is Consultative Committee for
Space Data Systems (CCSDS). 

> The working group is continuing to work on the related standard - ISO/DIS
16919 - Requirements for bodies providing audit and certification of
candidate trustworthy digital repositories. We are one step closer to having
the infrastructure in place for ISO certification of trustworthy digital
repositories.

> 

Has anyone from the Records Management community been active in that ISO
arena?  I am interested to know if this is an effort to better police the
technology and procedures of the Cloud?

 

Or is it something that would relate to the Media Vaults that store the
actual tape back-ups.

 

Their summary in the article was not very descriptive and the ISO
Publication is pretty expensive.  Has anyone here invested in it?  What
community is it trying to regulate?

 

Hugh Smith

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