Keeping Research Data Safe 2: Final Report
Keeping Research Data Safe 2: Final Report
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确保研究数据安全 2：最终报告
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2010
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M. Woollard
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N. Beagrie;Brian F. Lavoie;M. Woollard
联合监委会资助的第一项“保持研究数据安全”研究通过开发成本模型和确定英国大学保存研究数据的成本变量，为理解研究数据的长期保存成本做出了重大贡献（Beagrie等人，2008年）。然而，它是在非常有限的四个月时间内完成的，几乎没有机会跟进它所确定的其他主要问题或保存成本信息来源。它指出，众所周知，数字保存成本难以解决，部分原因是缺乏良好的案例研究和数字保存成本或成本变量的纵向信息。2009年1月，监委会发布了一份意向邀请书，研究如何为成本分析目的确定长期数字数据集。这项工作的目的是提供更多的材料和证据，以便对现有和今后的数据保存成本建模工作进行测试和验证。KRDS2研究的提案是由一个联盟提交的，该联盟由参与原始保持研究数据安全研究的4个合作伙伴（剑桥大学和南安普顿大学、Charles Beagrie Ltd和OCLC研究）以及4个新的合作伙伴（考古数据服务、伦敦大学计算机中心、牛津大学和英国数据档案馆）组成。支持本主要报告的一系列补充材料已在KRDS2项目网站http://www.beagrie.com/jisc.php上提供。该网站将作为KRDS用户的一个资源加以维护，并随着今后的工作不断更新。
The first Keeping Research Data Safe study funded by JISC made a major contribution to understanding of long-term preservation costs for research data by developing a cost model and indentifying cost variables for preserving research data in UK universities (Beagrie et al, 2008). However it was completed over a very constrained timescale of four months with little opportunity to follow up other major issues or sources of preservation cost information it identified. It noted that digital preservation costs are notoriously difficult to address in part because of the absence of good case studies and longitudinal information for digital preservation costs or cost variables. In January 2009 JISC issued an ITT for a study on the identification of long-lived digital datasets for the purposes of cost analysis. The aim of this work was to provide a larger body of material and evidence against which existing and future data preservation cost modelling exercises could be tested and validated. The proposal for the KRDS2 study was submitted in response by a consortium consisting of 4 partners involved in the original Keeping Research Data Safe study (Universities of Cambridge and Southampton, Charles Beagrie Ltd, and OCLC Research) and 4 new partners with significant data collections and interests in preservation costs (Archaeology Data Service, University of London Computer Centre, University of Oxford, and the UK Data Archive). A range of supplementary materials in support of this main report have been made available on the KRDS2 project website at http://www.beagrie.com/jisc.php. That website will be maintained and continuously updated with future work as a resource for KRDS users.