E-ARK - European Archival Records and Knowledge Preservation

Background presentation on E-ARK Project

Enabling 21st Century Archives - A Keynote Presentation by Alina Senn, EC Project Officer for the E-ARK Project

An introduction to the E-ARK General Model

Background to the E-ARK Project Pilots

The US National Archives and Records Administration conducted an independent pilot deployment of the Swiss SIARD tool. In this presentation, Senior Archivist Brett Abrams reviews this pilot

A key element of the E-ARK Project was a detailed evaluation of the impact of our pilots on the organisations which undertook them. In this presentation, Project Scientific Co-Ordinator, Professor Janet Delve, reports on the outcomes of this evaluation.

One of the long-term outputs of the E-Ark Project is a Knowledge Centre which will continue to amass the wealth of information already gathered during the project in order to improve Information Governance practices. This presentation explains the work undertaken.

This presentation by Dr Angela Dappert of the British Library considers the importance of the application of standards in Digital Preservation and Archiving.

This presentation by Clive Billenness, E-Ark Project Manager, provides details of how the outcomes of the project will be sustained and continue to be developed once the Project finishes on 31 January 2017.

One of the areas of research undertaken by the E-Ark Project has been into the legal considerations of electronic archiving. This presentation by Professor David Anderson of Brighton University summarises our work to date.

The E-Ark Project have created a Common Specification for all its Information Packages. This explains how the Common Specification is applied

E-Ark Partner ES Solutions introduce their work on ESSArch

This presentation explains how the E-Ark tools have been applied to preserve relational databases in Hungary.

The E-Ark Project have worked closely with the Swiss Federal Archives in the use of the SIARD Relational Database Archiving Tool. This presentation by Dr. Krystyna Ohnesorge describes this tool.

E-Ark Partner Magenta Systems present their work on Search & Order Management and Access

This presentation by E-ARK Partner the National Archives of Estonia describes how the Semantically Marked-Up Records
Format (SMURF) for Electronic Records Management Systems has been integrated into the work undertaken by E-Ark.

This presentation by Professors Janet Delve and Richard Healey considers the issues relating to Data Warehousing.

Conference host, Zoltán Szatucsek of the National Archives of Hungary, describes what they have learned through participation in the E-Ark Project.