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EMANI Meeting 16 October 2006 Grenoble, France

EMANI Meeting 16 October 2006 Grenoble, France. MathArc Project (NSG/DFG). Focus on distributed, interoperable preservation system Project Euclid content serves as initial testbed Access to digital content is determined by content owner http://www.library.cornell.edu/dlit/MathArc.

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EMANI Meeting 16 October 2006 Grenoble, France

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  1. EMANI Meeting 16 October 2006 Grenoble, France

  2. MathArc Project (NSG/DFG) • Focus on distributed, interoperable preservation system • Project Euclid content serves as initial testbed • Access to digital content is determined by content owner • http://www.library.cornell.edu/dlit/MathArc

  3. CUL Preservation Plans • Preservation policy statement development • http://projecteuclid.org/webdocs/ProjectEuclid-Preservation2006.pdf • OAIS compliant system to support MathArc project • RLG/NARA audit checklist

  4. CUL Digitization Activities • Project Euclid • Current: 36,000+ articles, 611,422 pages, 2/3 OA • 256,000 pages underway (next 2-8 months) • Communications in Mathematical Physics, 3 issues • JSTOR  Euclid • Institute of Mathematical Statistics • Four journals, 120,000 pages • Association for Symbolic Logic • Two journals, 45,000 pages • Historical Math Books  BookSurge

  5. WDML / MSRI • Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society • 100 years, 1891-1991 • 80,000 pages

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