Web page archiving model for Journal Portals: a research report on the UNICAMP´s Journal Portal

Introduction: The growth of documents in digital format has brought about several changes in the scientific research landscape, and several institutional and research websites have proliferated in an accelerated manner and require treatment. Web archives have an important role to play as social infr...

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Principais autores: Santos, Gildenir Carolino, Formenton, Danilo, Terrada, Gabriela Ayres Ferreira, Gildenir Carolino, Gildenir Carolino, Ferreira Torrada, Gabriela Ayres
Formato: Online
Idioma:português
Publicado em: Universidade Estadual de Campinas 2022
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Resumo:Introduction: The growth of documents in digital format has brought about several changes in the scientific research landscape, and several institutional and research websites have proliferated in an accelerated manner and require treatment. Web archives have an important role to play as social infrastructures that enable the preservation of memory. Objective: To digitally preserve, by means of Rhizome's CONIFER tool, the Web pages of UNICAMP's Scientific Electronic Periodicals Portal. Methodology: Exploratory research, focused on bibliographic survey for the elaboration of the literature review on the theme for the evaluation and analysis of the UNICAMP's Electronic Periodical Portal, through the archiving of the Web by the CONIFER tool. The format used in this methodology is WARC. WARC is an archive format for Web content that stores page content, response headers and metadata for a group of Web pages. Results: Two (02) journals from UNICAMP's Portal de Periódicos are currently preserved. Conclusion: It is hoped that with this methodology we can expand the preservation and archiving of the University's institutional Web pages, as well as offer the methodology to other institutions interested in archiving their portals' Web pages.
ISSN:2675-3073