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2021-04-28T10:32:17Z

Jenny mitcham: RAM cartoon

== Summary ==
RAM cartoon

Workflow:Workflow for preserving research data using Archivematica, Fedora, Hydra and PURE

2021-04-28T10:28:09Z

Jenny mitcham:

{{Infobox COW
|status=Experimental
|tools=Archivematica, Fedora Commons, Samvera, PURE
|input=Research Data
|output=Research Data stored in Archivematica and disseminated via Fedora
|organisation=University of York
|organisationurl=http://york.ac.uk/
|name=Workflow for preserving research data using Archivematica, Fedora, Hydra and PURE
}}
==Workflow description==

[[File:UoY_RDM_workflow.jpg|Upload file (Toolbox on left) and add a workflow image here or remove]]
<br>
This workflow uses Archivematica, Fedora, Hydra and PURE to preserve and provide access to academic research data. The workflow includes a high level of automation.

* PURE is the Current Research Information System at the University of York. This is where researchers enter metadata about the dataset they are depositing
* Once metadata is entered into PURE, library staff contact the researcher to request that the data is uploaded
* Upload is carried out via an online form - this upload form is part of the Research Data York application (a bespoke hydra based application)
* Uploaded data goes into a directory that is watched by Archivematica and here it is arranged into a SIP structure
* Archivematica picks up the SIP and processes it - the creation of an AIP is fully automated
* The AIP is stored. A DIP is not created by default
* Metadata about the dataset is available in the data catalogue
* If the dataset is requested, there is a manual approval step (within the Research Data York application) and then Archivematica automatically creates a DIP
* This DIP is passed to Fedora
* The user is notified when the data is ready
* Data is available for download

The workflow was created as part of the [https://www.york.ac.uk/borthwick/projects/archivematica/ Filling the Digital Preservation Gap project] and is heavily based on an implementation plan included in the Phase 2 project report which can be found on [https://dx.doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.2073220 Figshare]. A description of how the workflow was implemented as a proof of concept is included in the Phase 3 project report which is also on [https://dx.doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.4040787 Figshare].

==Purpose, context and content==


The purpose of this workflow is to preserve and disseminate research data in an automated fashion. Research data is a valuable asset produced by academic institutions and should be retained so that findings can be validated. Some of this data may have longer term re-use potential, particularly where it can not be replicated. At the University of York our Research Data Management policy states that research data should be retained for ten years from date of last access. This means that even for datasets that are only occasionally accessed, the retention period may be much longer than ten years.

==Evaluation/Review==


This workflow has been created as a proof of concept at the University of York. It is due to move into production in May 2017.



[[User:Jenny mitcham|Jenny mitcham]] ([[User talk:Jenny mitcham|talk]]) 16:29, 3 March 2017 (UTC)

Workflow:Workflow for preserving research data using Archivematica, Fedora, Hydra and PURE

2021-04-28T10:23:25Z

Jenny mitcham:

{{Infobox COW
|status=Experimental
|tools=Archivematica, Fedora Commons, Samvera, PURE
|input=Corpus of PDF/A files
|output=CSV with validationresult and metadata
|organisation=University of York
|organisationurl=http://york.ac.uk/
|name=Workflow for preserving research data using Archivematica, Fedora, Hydra and PURE
}}
==Workflow description==

[[File:UoY_RDM_workflow.jpg|Upload file (Toolbox on left) and add a workflow image here or remove]]
<br>
This workflow uses Archivematica, Fedora, Hydra and PURE to preserve and provide access to academic research data. The workflow includes a high level of automation.

* PURE is the Current Research Information System at the University of York. This is where researchers enter metadata about the dataset they are depositing
* Once metadata is entered into PURE, library staff contact the researcher to request that the data is uploaded
* Upload is carried out via an online form - this upload form is part of the Research Data York application (a bespoke hydra based application)
* Uploaded data goes into a directory that is watched by Archivematica and here it is arranged into a SIP structure
* Archivematica picks up the SIP and processes it - the creation of an AIP is fully automated
* The AIP is stored. A DIP is not created by default
* Metadata about the dataset is available in the data catalogue
* If the dataset is requested, there is a manual approval step (within the Research Data York application) and then Archivematica automatically creates a DIP
* This DIP is passed to Fedora
* The user is notified when the data is ready
* Data is available for download

The workflow was created as part of the [https://www.york.ac.uk/borthwick/projects/archivematica/ Filling the Digital Preservation Gap project] and is heavily based on an implementation plan included in the Phase 2 project report which can be found on [https://dx.doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.2073220 Figshare]. A description of how the workflow was implemented as a proof of concept is included in the Phase 3 project report which is also on [https://dx.doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.4040787 Figshare].

==Purpose, context and content==


The purpose of this workflow is to preserve and disseminate research data in an automated fashion. Research data is a valuable asset produced by academic institutions and should be retained so that findings can be validated. Some of this data may have longer term re-use potential, particularly where it can not be replicated. At the University of York our Research Data Management policy states that research data should be retained for ten years from date of last access. This means that even for datasets that are only occasionally accessed, the retention period may be much longer than ten years.

==Evaluation/Review==


This workflow has been created as a proof of concept at the University of York. It is due to move into production in May 2017.



[[User:Jenny mitcham|Jenny mitcham]] ([[User talk:Jenny mitcham|talk]]) 16:29, 3 March 2017 (UTC)

Workflow:Workflow for preserving research data using Archivematica, Fedora, Hydra and PURE

2021-04-28T10:22:06Z

Jenny mitcham:

{{Infobox COW
|status=Experimental
|tools=Archivematica, Fedora Commons, Samvera, PURE
|input=Corpus of PDF/A files
|output=CSV with validationresult and metadata
|organisation=University of York
|organisationurl=http://dpconline.org/
|name=Workflow for preserving research data using Archivematica, Fedora, Hydra and PURE
}}
==Workflow description==

[[File:UoY_RDM_workflow.jpg|Upload file (Toolbox on left) and add a workflow image here or remove]]
<br>
This workflow uses Archivematica, Fedora, Hydra and PURE to preserve and provide access to academic research data. The workflow includes a high level of automation.

* PURE is the Current Research Information System at the University of York. This is where researchers enter metadata about the dataset they are depositing
* Once metadata is entered into PURE, library staff contact the researcher to request that the data is uploaded
* Upload is carried out via an online form - this upload form is part of the Research Data York application (a bespoke hydra based application)
* Uploaded data goes into a directory that is watched by Archivematica and here it is arranged into a SIP structure
* Archivematica picks up the SIP and processes it - the creation of an AIP is fully automated
* The AIP is stored. A DIP is not created by default
* Metadata about the dataset is available in the data catalogue
* If the dataset is requested, there is a manual approval step (within the Research Data York application) and then Archivematica automatically creates a DIP
* This DIP is passed to Fedora
* The user is notified when the data is ready
* Data is available for download

The workflow was created as part of the [https://www.york.ac.uk/borthwick/projects/archivematica/ Filling the Digital Preservation Gap project] and is heavily based on an implementation plan included in the Phase 2 project report which can be found on [https://dx.doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.2073220 Figshare]. A description of how the workflow was implemented as a proof of concept is included in the Phase 3 project report which is also on [https://dx.doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.4040787 Figshare].

==Purpose, context and content==


The purpose of this workflow is to preserve and disseminate research data in an automated fashion. Research data is a valuable asset produced by academic institutions and should be retained so that findings can be validated. Some of this data may have longer term re-use potential, particularly where it can not be replicated. At the University of York our Research Data Management policy states that research data should be retained for ten years from date of last access. This means that even for datasets that are only occasionally accessed, the retention period may be much longer than ten years.

==Evaluation/Review==


This workflow has been created as a proof of concept at the University of York. It is due to move into production in May 2017.



[[User:Jenny mitcham|Jenny mitcham]] ([[User talk:Jenny mitcham|talk]]) 16:29, 3 March 2017 (UTC)

User:Jenny mitcham

2021-04-28T10:20:52Z

Jenny mitcham:

Jenny Mitcham is Head of Good Practice and Standards at the Digital Preservation Coalition. She was previously Digital Archivist for the University of York.

User:Jenny mitcham

2017-03-03T16:37:04Z

Jenny mitcham:

Jenny Mitcham is Digital Archivist for the University of York.

* [https://www.york.ac.uk/borthwick/contact/staff/jennymitcham/ Staff profile]

* [http://digital-archiving.blogspot.co.uk/ Digital Archiving blog]

User:Jenny mitcham

2017-03-03T16:33:33Z

Jenny mitcham: Created page with "Jenny Mitcham is Digital Archivist for the University of York. [https://www.york.ac.uk/borthwick/contact/staff/jennymitcham/ Staff profile]"

Jenny Mitcham is Digital Archivist for the University of York.
[https://www.york.ac.uk/borthwick/contact/staff/jennymitcham/ Staff profile]

Workflow:Workflow for preserving research data using Archivematica, Fedora, Hydra and PURE

2017-03-03T16:29:36Z

Jenny mitcham:

[[File:UoY_RDM_workflow.jpg|Upload file (Toolbox on left) and add a workflow image here or remove]]
[[Category:COW Workflows]]

==Workflow description==


This workflow uses Archivematica, Fedora, Hydra and PURE to preserve and provide access to academic research data. The workflow includes a high level of automation.

* PURE is the Current Research Information System at the University of York. This is where researchers enter metadata about the dataset they are depositing
* Once metadata is entered into PURE, library staff contact the researcher to request that the data is uploaded
* Upload is carried out via an online form - this upload form is part of the Research Data York application (a bespoke hydra based application)
* Uploaded data goes into a directory that is watched by Archivematica and here it is arranged into a SIP structure
* Archivematica picks up the SIP and processes it - the creation of an AIP is fully automated
* The AIP is stored. A DIP is not created by default
* Metadata about the dataset is available in the data catalogue
* If the dataset is requested, there is a manual approval step (within the Research Data York application) and then Archivematica automatically creates a DIP
* This DIP is passed to Fedora
* The user is notified when the data is ready
* Data is available for download

The workflow was created as part of the [https://www.york.ac.uk/borthwick/projects/archivematica/ Filling the Digital Preservation Gap project] and is heavily based on an implementation plan included in the Phase 2 project report which can be found on [https://dx.doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.2073220 Figshare]. A description of how the workflow was implemented as a proof of concept is included in the Phase 3 project report which is also on [https://dx.doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.4040787 Figshare].

==Purpose, context and content==


The purpose of this workflow is to preserve and disseminate research data in an automated fashion. Research data is a valuable asset produced by academic institutions and should be retained so that findings can be validated. Some of this data may have longer term re-use potential, particularly where it can not be replicated. At the University of York our Research Data Management policy states that research data should be retained for ten years from date of last access. This means that even for datasets that are only occasionally accessed, the retention period may be much longer than ten years.

==Evaluation/Review==


This workflow has been created as a proof of concept at the University of York. It is due to move into production in May 2017.



[[User:Jenny mitcham|Jenny mitcham]] ([[User talk:Jenny mitcham|talk]]) 16:29, 3 March 2017 (UTC)

Workflow:Workflow for preserving research data using Archivematica, Fedora, Hydra and PURE

2017-03-03T14:52:16Z

Jenny mitcham:

[[File:UoY_RDM_workflow.jpg|Upload file (Toolbox on left) and add a workflow image here or remove]]
[[Category:COW Workflows]]

==Workflow description==


This workflow uses Archivematica, Fedora, Hydra and PURE to preserve and provide access to academic research data. The workflow includes a high level of automation.

* PURE is the Current Research Information System at the University of York. This is where researchers enter metadata about the dataset they are depositing
* Once metadata is entered into PURE, library staff contact the researcher to request that the data is uploaded
* Upload is carried out via an online form - this upload form is part of the Research Data York application (a bespoke hydra based application)
* Uploaded data goes into a directory that is watched by Archivematica and here it is arranged into a SIP structure
* Archivematica picks up the SIP and processes it - the creation of an AIP is fully automated
* The AIP is stored. A DIP is not created by default
* Metadata about the dataset is available in the data catalogue
* If the dataset is requested, there is a manual approval step (within the Research Data York application) and then Archivematica automatically creates a DIP
* This DIP is passed to Fedora
* The user is notified when the data is ready
* Data is available for download

The workflow was created as part of the [https://www.york.ac.uk/borthwick/projects/archivematica/ Filling the Digital Preservation Gap project] and is heavily based on an implementation plan included in the Phase 2 project report which can be found on [https://dx.doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.2073220 Figshare]. A description of how the workflow was implemented as a proof of concept is included in the Phase 3 project report which is also on [https://dx.doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.4040787 Figshare].

==Purpose, context and content==


The purpose of this workflow is to preserve and disseminate research data in an automated fashion. Research data is a valuable asset produced by academic institutions and should be retained so that findings can be validated. Some of this data may have longer term re-use potential, particularly where it can not be replicated. At the University of York our Research Data Management policy states that research data should be retained for ten years from date of last access. This means that even for datasets that are only occasionally accessed, the retention period may be much longer than ten years.

==Evaluation/Review==


This workflow has been created as a proof of concept at the University of York. It is due to move into production in May 2017.

File:UoY RDM workflow.jpg

2017-03-03T14:48:08Z

Jenny mitcham: Diagram to show research data preservation workflow at University of York (credit: Julie Allinson)

Diagram to show research data preservation workflow at University of York (credit: Julie Allinson)