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Analysis of functional requirements to ensure authenticity and integrity of archiving Norwegian electronic public administration records

Damessie, Tadele Tedla
Master thesis
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2011
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Abstract
Authenticity and integrity are crucial elements of trust in physical or electronic

document archiving. This thesis analyzed the functional requirements

of authenticity and integrity and how to ensure them in the context of the

Norwegian public administration records. NOARK is the Norwegian recordkeeping

and archiving standard and Fedora Commons an open source archival

repository software are used as a record management system and archival

system respectively to establish the case of the study.

For the purpose of meeting the objectives of the study, standards, literatures

and previous studies on the area of trusted recordkeeping and archiving

are analyzed; on the basis of which an archival framework addressing authenticity,

integrity and trusted chain custody is proposed and prototype is

developed as a proof of concept. The validation is carried out by purposely

compromising the authenticity and integrity of the electronic records in the

process of transferring from NOARK to Fedora Commons and detecting the

failure in either of authenticity or integrity or both before and after archiving

the records.

The study found out that records archived using our framework have

met the authenticity and integrity requirements of archival objects. Records

archived using the proposed archival framework are found to improve the

evidential value of records for court cases.
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Joint Master Degree in Digital Library Learning (DILL)
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Høgskolen i Oslo. Avdeling for journalistikk, bibliotek- og informasjonsvitenskap
Universitetet i Tallinn
Universitetet i Parma

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