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Implementing a Reliable Digital Object Archive

Brian CooperContact Information, Arturo CrespoContact Information and Hector Garcia-MolinaContact Information

(6)  Department of Computer Science, Stanford University, USA
Abstract
An Archival Repository reliably stores digital objects for long periods of time (decades or centuries). The archival nature of the system requires new techniques for storing, indexing, and replicating digital objects. In this paper we discuss the specialized indexing needs of a write-once archive. We also present a reliability algorithm for effectively replicating sets of related objects. We describe a data import utility for archival repositories. Finally, we discuss and evaluate a prototype repository we have built, the Stanford Archival Vault (SAV).
This material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under Award 9811992.

Contact Information Brian Cooper
Email: cooperb@DB.Stanford.EDU

Contact Information Arturo Crespo
Email: crespo@DB.Stanford.EDU

Contact Information Hector Garcia-Molina
Email: hectorg@DB.Stanford.EDU
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