Recommendations for certification or measurement of reliability for reliable digital archival repositories with emphasis on access

• Autor(a) principal: Gonçalez, Paula Regina Ventura Amorim
• Data de Publicação: 2017
• Tipo de documento: Artigo
• Idioma: por
• Título da fonte: Informação & Informação
• Texto Completo: https://ojs.uel.br/revistas/uel/index.php/informacao/article/view/28777
• topic: Digital Archival Repositories; Certification Reliability; Reliability Measurement; RDC-Arq; Reliable Repositories; Repositorios Archivísticos Digitales; Certificación de Confiablidad; Medición de Confiablidad; RDC-Arq; Repositorios Confiables; Repositórios Arquivísticos Digitais; Certificação Confiabilidade; Medição de Confiabilidade; RDC-Arq; Repositórios Confiáveis

Introduction: Considering the guidelines of ISO 16363: 2012 (Space data and information transfer systems -- Audit and certification of trustworthy digital repositories) and the text of CONARQ Resolution 39 for certification of Reliable Digital Archival Repository (RDC-Arq), verify the technical recommendations should be used as the basis for a digital archival repository to be considered reliable. Objective: Identify requirements for the creation of Reliable Digital Archival Repositories with emphasis on access to information from the ISO 16363: 2012 and CONARQ Resolution 39. Methodology: For the development of the study, the methodology consisted of an exploratory, descriptive and documentary theoretical investigation, since it is based on ISO 16363: 2012 and CONARQ Resolution 39. From the perspective of the problem approach, the study is qualitative and quantitative, since the data were collected, tabulated, and analyzed from the interpretation of their contents. Results: We presented a set of Checklist Recommendations for reliability measurement and/or certification for RDC-Arq with a clipping focused on the identification of requirements with emphasis on access to information is presented. Conclusions: The right to information as well as access to reliable information is a premise for Digital Archival Repositories, so the set of recommendations is directed to archivists who work in Digital Repositories and wish to verify the requirements necessary to evaluate the reliability of the Digital Repository or still guide the information professional in collecting requirements for repository reliability certification.