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Archival quality and long-term preservation: a research framework for validating the usefulness of digital surrogates
2011
Archival Science
Digital archives accept and preserve digital content for long-term use. Increasingly, stakeholders are creating large-scale digital repositories to ingest surrogates of archival resources or digitized books whose intellectual value as surrogates may exceed that of the original sources themselves. Although digital repository developers have expended significant effort to establish the trustworthiness of repository procedures and infrastructures, relatively little attention has been paid to the
doi:10.1007/s10502-011-9155-0
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