Title: Designing and Building a Deposit System DIAS version 1'0
1Designing and Building a Deposit System(DIAS
version 1.0)
- H. Verhoeven, IT Architect
- IBM Global Services
2Topics
- OAIS Reference Model and IBMs Solution
- Development Process
- Software Architecture
- Component Model (Functional View)
- Operational Model (Physical View)
- System Hardware
- Future Plans
3OAIS Reference Modelfor an Open Archival
Information System
4IBMs OAIS Solution
5Development Process
- IBM Global Services Method
- Work Product Based
- Configurable Process
- Hardware
- Physical Installation, Implementation
- Software
- Custom Components (Java Development, OO Design,
Build, Test) - Standard Components (Package Implementation)
- Iterative, Incremental, Component Based
Development - Phased Approach (Phases with Iterations)
6Application Development Phases
7Software Architecture (Client to Services)
8Component Model
L4
L3
L2
L1
9OAIS Business Objects
- SIP (Submission Information Package)
- Archive of directory trees, zip formatted (pkzip
2.50 lt format ltpkzip 5.0) - 2GB limit on zip-entry
- Table of Contents (TOC-file), in XML format
- Metadata
- Index Classes and Attributes in the Data Model
- AIP (Archival Information Package)
- Archive of directory trees, GNU-tar (version
1.13) formatted - DIP (Dissemination Information Package)
- Similar to SIP
- Supports other archive formats (tar, zip, ...)
10Data Model
11Physical Operational Model
12System Hardware
13Achieved Result
The DIAS v1.0 Deposit System is a generic,
flexible and scalable realisation of the OAIS
Reference Model and provides a solid starting
point for the National Library of the Netherlands
to store, make available and preserve electronic
publications today and in the future.
14Future Plans
- Implement Preservation Layer Model and
Preservation Layer Management - Archiving Web Publications
- Software Upgrade to IBM Content Manager 8.1
- Internet Access (Authentication, Authorization)
15The IBM/KB OAIS Deposit LibraryDIAS Digital
Information Archiving System