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What does digital preservation mean, and who is responsible for it?

OCLC defines digital preservation as “the ability to keep digital documents and files available for time periods that can transcend technological advances without concern for alteration or loss of readability.” The Purdue Libraries takes responsibility for sustaining access to datasets deposited into PURR for the long-term as described in the PURR Digital Preservation Policy. This policy explains the purpose, mandate, scope, challenges, incentives, principles, roles, responsibilities, criteria, and definitions for digital preservation for PURR.

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The Purdue University Research Repository (PURR) is a university core research facility provided by the Purdue University Libraries and the Office of the Executive Vice President for Research and Partnerships, with support from additional campus partners.