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DIN 31646:2013-01

Information and documentation - Requirements for the long-term management of persistent identifiers

German title
Information und Dokumentation - Anforderungen an die langfristige Handhabung persistenter Identifikatoren (Persistent Identifier)
Publication date
2013-01
Original language
German
Pages
39

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Publication date
2013-01
Original language
German
Pages
39
DOI
https://dx.doi.org/10.31030/1920006

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Overview

For permanent citeability of digital objects, location-independent, persistent references are necessary which allow for reliable identification and addressing beyond technical and organizational changes. These requirements are fulfilled by Persistent Identifiers (PIs). A PI is a worldwide unique name used for persistent identification of addressable objects, such as documents, images, recordings, animations and metadescriptions. Long-term availability of digital objects is a critical success factor for permanent access. Sustainable interpretation and availability is guaranteed by storage of the digital objects in trustworthy long-term archives. PIs have one central function in this context: to permanently identify digital objects and to reliably make them available to the user beyond system boundaries and changes.

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ICS
01.140.20, 35.240.30
DOI
https://dx.doi.org/10.31030/1920006

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