FIDELIS TTRAM-Crosswalk from Core Preservation Processes to Activities and Functions.

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Authors: Hervé L’Hours, Oliver Parkes, Maria Benauer, Micky Lindlar, Caron, Bertrand, Mari Kleemola
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Abstract

The FIDELIS project's TTRAM (Transparent Trustworthy Repository Attributes Matrix) is seeking to develop a matrix of attributes about repositories that should be made transparent to demonstrate trustworthiness. TTRAM uses a list of Activities and Functions (A|F) repositories taken from the MaDSAF (Metadata and Data Services Activities and Functions), which are high-level and intended for mapping across multiple existing criteria. The EDEN Core Preservation Processes (CPP) focus on Active Preservation, defining practical, hand-on operational activities. This paper presents a spreadsheet mapping from the EDEN Core Preservation Processes to the Activities and Functions used by FIDELIS.

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Research Data Management Practices Digital and Traditional Archives Management Library Science and Information Systems

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Journal / source
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Publication date
16 March 2026
Language
EN