iPRES 2020 introduction and cooperation & Chinese National Digital Preservation Programme for Scientific Literature
Zhenxin Wu & Xie JingAuditorium
Zhenxin Wu & Xie Jing, National Science Library, Chinese Academy of Sciences
Poster 1- iPRES 2020 Introduction and Cooperation
An invitation of the Chinese Academy of Science (CAS) and eIFL (Electronic Information for Libraries) in 2003 provided the initial impetus for the iPRES series. Eight European experts in digital preservation contributed to the first iPRES conference in Beijing, July 2004. After the completion of a successful conference in Beijing, there are 15th iPRES conferences over Asia, Europe, America.
iPRES 2020, 17th international; conference on digital preservation, will go back to Beijing, where iPRES began in 2004. It will be in September 21 – 24, 2020, the most beautiful season in Beijing. National Science Library, Chinese Academy of Sciences (NSLC) and the National Science & Technology Library (NSTL) will co-hosted iPRES 2020.
The central theme of iPRES 2020 is “Empowering Digital Preservation for the Enriched Digital Ecosystem –meeting the preservation challenges of the evolving types of digital content”.
Now welcome your suggestions, proposals, and collaboration to make iPRES2020 successful. Please keep your eyes on our website. http://ipres2020.cn
Poster 2 - Chinese National Digital Preservation Programme for Scientific Literature
NDPP China is funded by National Science & Technology Library under Ministry of Science and Technology, China. It is a cooperative system participated by more than 200 research & academic libraries, operating with multiple preserving nodes at major institutions.
NDPP China aims to preserve in the mainland China digital scientific publications, including journals, books, patents, proceedings, reference works, and rich media publications, by major commercial and societal publishers, inside or outside China.
After 4 years ‘work, we set up Strategy-guided selection principles, form a cooperative responsibility system, develop an OAIS-based trusted tech platforms, implement trusted archival management, carry out Standard-based auditing & certification, and provide Triggered service management. Currently NDPP is covering more than 13000 thousand e-journals from 10 publishers.
NDPP strives to promote research and practice of digital resource preservation in China, and also looks forward to exchanges and cooperation with international experts and institutions.
Website: http://www.ndpp.ac.cn
