Re: [ltans] Concrete examples of long-term archiving

On 8/4/2011 9:21 AM, Martin Augusto G. Vigil wrote:
> Hi,
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> I am a PhD student and I have been working on a survey on long-term authenticity and proof of existence. I have found many solutions (e.g. ERS, Patricia Trees, etc), projects (e.g. ArchiSig, Prokopius, HP's Content Integrity Service) and even acts (Sarbanes-Oxley Act, Directive 2001/115/EC) but few real life examples in which long-term archiving is required and was already used.
Digital Conversion of Public Records is probably the best and 
lowest-hanging fruit for the models possible. This includes Records 
Offices of Clerks and other government functions. One of the key things 
moving forward will be property records. The same will be true for 
Notaries in parts of the world where a Notary keeps a formalized copy of 
anything they execute.

Todd
> May someone point some concrete examples?
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> Kind regards,
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