EOSC EDEN – Towards a Shared Understanding of what is Necessary for Long-Term Archiving: EOSC EDEN Core Preservation Processes
EOSC EDEN – Towards a Shared Understanding of what is Necessary for Long-Term Archiving: EOSC EDEN Core Preservation Processes
The EU Horizon Europe project EOSC EDEN was launched in 2025 to support trustworthy digital preservation in research data infrastructures. This paper introduces a first output of EOSC EDEN, the Core Preservation Processes (CPPs), a structured yet flexible set of process descriptions that articulates the essential steps involved in digital preservation in a hands-on manner. Developed by practitioners and designed as practical guidance, the 30 CPPs describe essential, system-agnostic actions that should be ensured by trusted digital archives. By offering a shared terminology and process model, the CPPs help bridge gaps between research data management and digital preservation, providing the communities a powerful tool to support training, policy, and system development. They shall address the challenge of making digital preservation knowledge more accessible, actionable and interoperable within the EOSC ecosystem and beyond.
Paper, Digital Preservation, Creating and sustaining communities for curation support and development, Identifying curation knowledge and skill needs, EOSC-EDEN, Core Preservation Processes, Innovation in curation methods, Research Data Infrastructures
Paper, Digital Preservation, Creating and sustaining communities for curation support and development, Identifying curation knowledge and skill needs, EOSC-EDEN, Core Preservation Processes, Innovation in curation methods, Research Data Infrastructures
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