Continuity of Service - Revision history

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	~~= Services Offered by the~~ ADA =		The ADA offers three core services to our user community, in line with the OAIS model:
	~~The Australian Data Archive~~ offers three core services to our user community, in line with the OAIS model:

	* Deposit of research data in line with our ADA collections policy [22] under a depositor agreement		1. Deposit of research data in line with our ADA collections policy [22] under a depositor agreement
	* Preservation of deposited data [9]
	* Curation of deposited research data at the data level [33] [34]
	* Dissemination of curated data to data users at different access levels, subject to the terms and conditions of access specified by the Data-rights holder in the depositor agreement

	~~=Continuity: Planning and policies =~~		2. Preservation of deposited data [9]
	~~The ADA has existed with the mission to obtain, archive and disseminate research data for secondary use since 1981 at the Australian National University (ANU)~~. ~~The ANU was established in 1946 by an act~~ of the Federal Parliament of Australia, and thus is established as a long term institution. University structures are such that funding cycles and employment at the University are not available for publication in the public domain, however the ANU has provided core funding for the ADA since the inception of the ADA in 1981 (44 years), and its support is ongoing to this day. The ADA exists as an administrative unit within POLIS: The Centre for Social Policy Research [17]. POLIS is established as a Centre within the Research School of Social Sciences at the ANU and is covered by ANU Policy on Centres and Institutes [41]~~. The ADA core mission is embedded in that of the long term strategic plan of POLIS.~~

	As a unit within the ANU we rely upon the institutional obligations of The University for both long term continuity and infrastructure support. ~~With specific reference to data preservation~~, ~~the~~ data holdings ~~would~~ be transferred to the ANU ~~Archive to provide continuity of~~ the ~~collection under The~~ ANU Archive Collection Policy ~~for~~ records of continuing ~~value~~. ADA can also return data holdings to the owners in the unlikely event of its cessation~~, as~~. The ADA does not have agreements ~~currently~~ with other archives or institutions outside of the ANU ~~for provision of data in~~ the ~~event of its cessation~~.		3. Curation of deposited research data at the data level [33] [34]

			Dissemination of curated data to users at different access levels is subject to the terms and conditions of access specified by the depositor in the license agreement.

			The ADA has existed with the mission to obtain, archive and disseminate research data for secondary use since 1981 at the Australian National University (ANU). The ANU was established in 1946 by an act of the Federal Parliament of Australia and thus is established as a long-term institution. University structures are such that funding cycles and employment at the University are not available for publication in the public domain, however the ANU has provided core funding for the ADA since the inception of the ADA in 1981 (44 years), and its support is ongoing to this day. The ADA exists as an administrative unit within POLIS: The Centre for Social Policy Research [17]. POLIS is established as a Centre within the Research School of Social Sciences at the ANU and is covered by ANU Policy on Centres and Institutes [41]. The ADA core mission is embedded in that of the long-term strategic plan of POLIS.

			As a unit within the ANU we rely upon the institutional obligations of The University for both long term continuity and infrastructure support.

			In the unlikely event that ADA ceases operations, all ADA data holdings will be transferred to the ANU Archives [84]. This arrangement is fully aligned with the ANU Archive Collection Policy [83] which ensures the preservation of records of "continuing value”.

			ADA can also return data holdings to the owners in the unlikely event of its cessation. The ADA does not have succession agreements with other archives or institutions outside of the ANU; therefore, the collection will remain fully within the University under this succession plan.

	==References==		==References==
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	[41] ANU Policy on Centres and Institutes – (https://policies.anu.edu.au/ppl/document/ANUP_012009)		[41] ANU Policy on Centres and Institutes – (https://policies.anu.edu.au/ppl/document/ANUP_012009)

			[84] ANU Archives - https://archives.anu.edu.au/

			[83] ANU Archive Collection Policy - (https://policies.anu.edu.au/ppl/document/ANUP_009412)

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Continuity: Planning and policies

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	As a unit within the ANU we rely upon the institutional obligations of The University for both long term continuity and infrastructure support. With specific reference to data preservation, the data holdings would be transferred to the ANU Archive to provide continuity of the collection under The ANU Archive Collection Policy for records of continuing value. ADA can also return data holdings to the owners in the unlikely event of its cessation, as. The ADA does not have agreements currently with other archives or institutions outside of the ANU for provision of data in the event of its cessation.		As a unit within the ANU we rely upon the institutional obligations of The University for both long term continuity and infrastructure support. With specific reference to data preservation, the data holdings would be transferred to the ANU Archive to provide continuity of the collection under The ANU Archive Collection Policy for records of continuing value. ADA can also return data holdings to the owners in the unlikely event of its cessation, as. The ADA does not have agreements currently with other archives or institutions outside of the ANU for provision of data in the event of its cessation.

			==References==

	[22] Deposit Appraisal & Collection Policy – (https://docs.ada.edu.au/index.php/Deposit_Appraisal_%26_Collection_Policy)		[22] Deposit Appraisal & Collection Policy – (https://docs.ada.edu.au/index.php/Deposit_Appraisal_%26_Collection_Policy)

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	* Deposit of research data in line with our ADA collections policy [22] under a depositor agreement		* Deposit of research data in line with our ADA collections policy [22] under a depositor agreement
	* Preservation of deposited data ~~(see R09 Preservation Plan)~~		* Preservation of deposited data [9]
	* Curation of deposited research data at the data level ~~(see R10 Quality Assurance and R11 Workflows)~~		* Curation of deposited research data at the data level [33] [34]
	* Dissemination of curated data to data users at different access levels, subject to the terms and conditions of access specified by the Data-rights holder in the depositor agreement		* Dissemination of curated data to data users at different access levels, subject to the terms and conditions of access specified by the Data-rights holder in the depositor agreement

	=Continuity: Planning and policies =		=Continuity: Planning and policies =
	The ADA has existed with the mission to obtain, archive and disseminate research data for secondary use since 1981 at the Australian National University (ANU). The ANU was established in 1946 by an act of the Federal Parliament of Australia, and thus is established as a long term institution. University structures are such that funding cycles and employment at the University are not available for publication in the public domain, however the ANU has provided core funding for the ADA since the inception of the ADA in 1981 (44 years), and its support is ongoing to this day. The ADA exists as an administrative unit within POLIS: The Centre for Social Policy Research ([~~https://csrm.cass.anu.edu.au/ POLIS~~]). POLIS is established as a Centre within the Research School of Social Sciences at the ANU and is covered by ANU Policy on Centres and Institutes ~~(https://policies.anu.edu.au/ppl/document/ANUP_012009)~~. The ADA core mission is embedded in that of the long term strategic plan of POLIS.		The ADA has existed with the mission to obtain, archive and disseminate research data for secondary use since 1981 at the Australian National University (ANU). The ANU was established in 1946 by an act of the Federal Parliament of Australia, and thus is established as a long term institution. University structures are such that funding cycles and employment at the University are not available for publication in the public domain, however the ANU has provided core funding for the ADA since the inception of the ADA in 1981 (44 years), and its support is ongoing to this day. The ADA exists as an administrative unit within POLIS: The Centre for Social Policy Research [17]. POLIS is established as a Centre within the Research School of Social Sciences at the ANU and is covered by ANU Policy on Centres and Institutes [41]. The ADA core mission is embedded in that of the long term strategic plan of POLIS.

	As a unit within the ANU we rely upon the institutional obligations of The University for both long term continuity and infrastructure support. With specific reference to data preservation, the data holdings would be transferred to the ANU Archive to provide continuity of the collection under The ANU Archive Collection Policy for records of continuing value. ADA can also return data holdings to the owners in the unlikely event of its cessation, as. The ADA does not have agreements currently with other archives or institutions outside of the ANU for provision of data in the event of its cessation.		As a unit within the ANU we rely upon the institutional obligations of The University for both long term continuity and infrastructure support. With specific reference to data preservation, the data holdings would be transferred to the ANU Archive to provide continuity of the collection under The ANU Archive Collection Policy for records of continuing value. ADA can also return data holdings to the owners in the unlikely event of its cessation, as. The ADA does not have agreements currently with other archives or institutions outside of the ANU for provision of data in the event of its cessation.


			[22] Deposit Appraisal & Collection Policy – (https://docs.ada.edu.au/index.php/Deposit_Appraisal_%26_Collection_Policy)

			[17] The Centre for Social Policy Research (POLIS) – (https://csrm.cass.anu.edu.au/)

			[33] Quality Assurance – (https://docs.ada.edu.au/index.php/Quality_Assurance)

			[34] Workflows – (https://docs.ada.edu.au/index.php/Workflows)

			[9] Preservation Plan – (https://docs.ada.edu.au/index.php/Preservation_plan)

			[41] ANU Policy on Centres and Institutes – (https://policies.anu.edu.au/ppl/document/ANUP_012009)

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	* Dissemination of curated data to data users at different access levels, subject to the terms and conditions of access specified by the Data-rights holder in the depositor agreement		* Dissemination of curated data to data users at different access levels, subject to the terms and conditions of access specified by the Data-rights holder in the depositor agreement

	=~~Long-term~~ Planning =		=Continuity: Planning and policies =
	The ADA has existed with the mission to obtain, archive and disseminate research data for secondary use since 1981 at the Australian National University (ANU). The ANU was established in 1946 by an act of the Federal Parliament of Australia, and thus is established as a long term institution. University structures are such that funding cycles and employment at the University are not available for publication in the public domain, however the ANU has provided core funding for the ADA since the inception of the ADA in 1981 (44 years), and its support is ongoing to this day. The ADA exists as an administrative unit within POLIS: The Centre for Social Policy Research ([https://csrm.cass.anu.edu.au/ POLIS]). POLIS is established as a Centre within the Research School of Social Sciences at the ANU and is covered by ANU Policy on Centres and Institutes (https://policies.anu.edu.au/ppl/document/ANUP_012009). The ADA core mission is embedded in that of the long term strategic plan of POLIS.		The ADA has existed with the mission to obtain, archive and disseminate research data for secondary use since 1981 at the Australian National University (ANU). The ANU was established in 1946 by an act of the Federal Parliament of Australia, and thus is established as a long term institution. University structures are such that funding cycles and employment at the University are not available for publication in the public domain, however the ANU has provided core funding for the ADA since the inception of the ADA in 1981 (44 years), and its support is ongoing to this day. The ADA exists as an administrative unit within POLIS: The Centre for Social Policy Research ([https://csrm.cass.anu.edu.au/ POLIS]). POLIS is established as a Centre within the Research School of Social Sciences at the ANU and is covered by ANU Policy on Centres and Institutes (https://policies.anu.edu.au/ppl/document/ANUP_012009). The ADA core mission is embedded in that of the long term strategic plan of POLIS.

	~~=Fall-back option=~~
	As a unit within the ANU we rely upon the institutional obligations of The University for both long term continuity and infrastructure support. With specific reference to data preservation, the data holdings would be transferred to the ANU Archive to provide continuity of the collection under The ANU Archive Collection Policy for records of continuing value. ADA can also return data holdings to the owners in the unlikely event of its cessation, as. The ADA does not have agreements currently with other archives or institutions outside of the ANU for provision of data in the event of its cessation.		As a unit within the ANU we rely upon the institutional obligations of The University for both long term continuity and infrastructure support. With specific reference to data preservation, the data holdings would be transferred to the ANU Archive to provide continuity of the collection under The ANU Archive Collection Policy for records of continuing value. ADA can also return data holdings to the owners in the unlikely event of its cessation, as. The ADA does not have agreements currently with other archives or institutions outside of the ANU for provision of data in the event of its cessation.

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Created page with "= Services Offered by the ADA = The Australian Data Archive offers three core services to our user community, in line with the OAIS model: * Deposit of research data in line with our ADA collections policy [22] under a depositor agreement * Preservation of deposited data (see R09 Preservation Plan) * Curation of deposited research data at the data level (see R10 Quality Assurance and R11 Workflows) * Dissemination of curated data to data users at different access..."

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= Services Offered by the ADA =
The Australian Data Archive offers three core services to our user community, in line with the OAIS model:

* Deposit of research data in line with our ADA collections policy [22] under a depositor agreement
* Preservation of deposited data (see R09 Preservation Plan)
* Curation of deposited research data at the data level (see R10 Quality Assurance and R11 Workflows)
* Dissemination of curated data to data users at different access levels, subject to the terms and conditions of access specified by the Data-rights holder in the depositor agreement

=Long-term Planning =
The ADA has existed with the mission to obtain, archive and disseminate research data for secondary use since 1981 at the Australian National University (ANU). The ANU was established in 1946 by an act of the Federal Parliament of Australia, and thus is established as a long term institution. University structures are such that funding cycles and employment at the University are not available for publication in the public domain, however the ANU has provided core funding for the ADA since the inception of the ADA in 1981 (44 years), and its support is ongoing to this day. The ADA exists as an administrative unit within POLIS: The Centre for Social Policy Research ([https://csrm.cass.anu.edu.au/ POLIS]). POLIS is established as a Centre within the Research School of Social Sciences at the ANU and is covered by ANU Policy on Centres and Institutes (https://policies.anu.edu.au/ppl/document/ANUP_012009). The ADA core mission is embedded in that of the long term strategic plan of POLIS.

=Fall-back option=
As a unit within the ANU we rely upon the institutional obligations of The University for both long term continuity and infrastructure support. With specific reference to data preservation, the data holdings would be transferred to the ANU Archive to provide continuity of the collection under The ANU Archive Collection Policy for records of continuing value. ADA can also return data holdings to the owners in the unlikely event of its cessation, as. The ADA does not have agreements currently with other archives or institutions outside of the ANU for provision of data in the event of its cessation.