Digital Preservation
Digital Preservation
Digital Preservation is responsible for preserving digitally created data in a secure and cost-effective manner, ensuring that the data can be found and reused.
About Digital Preservation
The unit develops and maintains methods and standards for reliable long-term preservation of digitally created data, and ensures that the data is tested and quality-assured upon arriving at the National Archives.
The unit is responsible for continuously designing and developing the National Archives’ preservation system.
The tasks of Digital Preservation include
- Developing and maintaining the rules of submission information packages to the National Archives.
- Knowledge work and international collaboration related to digital preservation.
- Collaborating with and providing guidance to IT suppliers.
- Receiving and testing digitally created data.
- Preserving approved data.
About The Danish National Archives
The Danish National Archives has approximately 250 employees across the country. Find out more about the structure of our organisation here.