The InterPARES 2 Project (2002-2007): An Overview
Abstract
The second phase of the InterPARES Project built upon the findings of the first phase (1999– 2001) to address the challenge of the permanent preservation of reliable, accurate, and authentic digital records created and maintained in interactive and dynamic systems in the course of all kinds of human activities. This overview describes the goal and methods of the project, and outlines findings and products to provide a framework for the articles published in the Archivaria section entitled, “Reflections on InterPARES.”
RÉSUMÉ
La deuxième phase du projet InterPARES s’appuie sur les conclusions de la première phase (1999–2001) afin d’aborder le défi de la préservation permanente de documents numériques fiables, exacts et authentiques, créés et maintenus dans des systèmes interactifs et dynamiques au cours de toutes sortes d’activités humaines. Ce survol décrit le but et les méthodes de ce projet, et il dresse les grandes lignes des conclusions et des produits afin de fournir un cadre de travail pour les articles publiés dans Archivaria, dans la section intitulée «Réflexions sur InterPARES».
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