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**Access format should allow simple, intuitive navigation between messages, attachments, email boxes, contacts, calendars | **Access format should allow simple, intuitive navigation between messages, attachments, email boxes, contacts, calendars | ||
**Access format should allow navigation to normalized access copies of attachments | **Access format should allow navigation to normalized access copies of attachments | ||
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+ | ==Email preservation research== | ||
+ | [http://dx.doi.org/10.7207/twr11-01 Preserving Email]] (DPC Technology Watch Report 11-01, ISSN 2048-7916, Digital Preservation Coalition 2011), Chris Prom, University of Illinois. | ||
+ | *"In general, if an institution can get email into one of the MBOX or EML formats, it has taken a very big step on the road toward preserving email." (p.23) | ||
[[Category:Development documentation]] | [[Category:Development documentation]] |
Revision as of 13:44, 24 February 2012
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These are requirements for email preservation in Archivematica:
- Preservation format
- Proprietary closed formats such as PST should be converted to open preservation format
- Preservation format should be text or xml based
- Email messages, calendars, contacts and other related entities should be normalized to the preservation format
- Preservation format should preserve the significant characteristics of the email messages
- Preservation format should be capable of being viewed as an access format or should be capable of generating an access format
- Attachments
- Attachments should be converted to preservation and access formats
- Converted attachments should retain links to emails to which they were attached
- Access format
- Access format should be human-readable and should be recognizable as email
- Access format should allow simple, intuitive navigation between messages, attachments, email boxes, contacts, calendars
- Access format should allow navigation to normalized access copies of attachments
Email preservation research
Preserving Email] (DPC Technology Watch Report 11-01, ISSN 2048-7916, Digital Preservation Coalition 2011), Chris Prom, University of Illinois.
- "In general, if an institution can get email into one of the MBOX or EML formats, it has taken a very big step on the road toward preserving email." (p.23)