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The Alabama Digital Preservation Network (ADPNet) is a distributed digital preservation network, maintained by a number of Alabama libraries, archives, colleges and universities [[The Project|since 2008]]. Member institutions pool their electronic resources through a [[LOCKSS Basics|LOCKSS]]-based network of [[preservation nodes]] in order to provide a long-term storage repository for digital assets. The network can support repositories of different types and sizes as well as different kinds of institutions, and it provides secure, geographically distributed, low-cost, and member-run storage for the long-term preservation of digital assets. ADPNet is governed by the [[Member (ADPNet)|member institutions]] through the network's [[Steering Committee]]; the network is financially supported by [[Member (ADPNet)|member institutions]], and sponsored by the [https://ache.edu/NAAL.aspx Network of Alabama Academic Libraries] (NAAL).
 
The Alabama Digital Preservation Network (ADPNet) is a distributed digital preservation network, maintained by a number of Alabama libraries, archives, colleges and universities [[The Project|since 2008]]. Member institutions pool their electronic resources through a [[LOCKSS Basics|LOCKSS]]-based network of [[preservation nodes]] in order to provide a long-term storage repository for digital assets. The network can support repositories of different types and sizes as well as different kinds of institutions, and it provides secure, geographically distributed, low-cost, and member-run storage for the long-term preservation of digital assets. ADPNet is governed by the [[Member (ADPNet)|member institutions]] through the network's [[Steering Committee]]; the network is financially supported by [[Member (ADPNet)|member institutions]], and sponsored by the [https://ache.edu/NAAL.aspx Network of Alabama Academic Libraries] (NAAL).
  
We welcome new [[Member (ADPNet)|members]] from Alabama and the U.S. Southeast. [http://adpn.org/form.html Contact Us with a Membership Request] if you are interested in joining the digital preservation network as a [[Member (ADPNet)|Member]] institution.
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We welcome new [[Member (ADPNet)|members]] from Alabama and the U.S. Southeast. [http://adpn.org/form.html Contact Us with a Membership Request] if you are interested in joining the digital preservation network.
  
 
=== Committees and Workgroups ===
 
=== Committees and Workgroups ===

Revision as of 12:00, 18 March 2020

ALABAMA DIGITAL PRESERVATION NETWORK

The Alabama Digital Preservation Network (ADPNet) is a distributed digital preservation network, maintained by a number of Alabama libraries, archives, colleges and universities since 2008. Member institutions pool their electronic resources through a LOCKSS-based network of preservation nodes in order to provide a long-term storage repository for digital assets. The network can support repositories of different types and sizes as well as different kinds of institutions, and it provides secure, geographically distributed, low-cost, and member-run storage for the long-term preservation of digital assets. ADPNet is governed by the member institutions through the network's Steering Committee; the network is financially supported by member institutions, and sponsored by the Network of Alabama Academic Libraries (NAAL).

We welcome new members from Alabama and the U.S. Southeast. Contact Us with a Membership Request if you are interested in joining the digital preservation network.

Committees and Workgroups

  • The Steering Committee sets general ADPNet policy, reviews and approves requests to join ADPNet, and reviews and approves requests to increase ADPNet storage capacity. Each Member of ADPNet appoints voting representatives to the Steering Committee according to membership categories, for a term of 1 year.
  • The Technical Policy Committee periodically reviews the ADPNet capacity and technical specifications and prepares recommendations on issues having to do with hardware and software. It consists of members with technical expertise representing the ADPNet Host member organizations. Chairs of the Steering Committee serve as ex officio members of the committee, and appoint regular committee members from the staff of Host Members.

Network History

LOCKSS Resources