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LIFE2: Documentation
You can find links to all documentation from the second phase of the LIFE project (LIFE2) on this page.
LIFE2Conference Presentations
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Project Documentation
The LIFE2 Final Project Report
Ayris, P., Davies, R., McLeod, R., Miao, R., Shenton, H., Wheatley, P. (2008) The LIFE2 final project report. The LIFE2 Project. August 2008
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LIFE2 Project Summary Report
LIFE team (2008) The LIFE2 Project: An Introduction to the second phase of the LIFE Project.
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LIFE2 Project Generic Preservation Model version 1.4
The LIFE2 Team (2008)
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Spreadsheet for SHERPA DP Case Study
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Spreadsheet for SHERPA-LEAP Case Study
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Spreadsheet for British Library Newspapers Case Study - Burney Digital Newspapers
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Spreadsheet for British Library Newspapers Case Study - Legal Deposit of Newspapers
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Workflow for British Library Newspapers Case Study - Burney Digital Newspapers
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Workflow for British Library Newspapers Case Study - Legal Deposit of Newspapers
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Economic evaluation of LIFE methodology
Björk, Bo-Christer (2007) Economic evaluation of LIFE methodology. July 2007.
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LIFE Model Version 1.1
Wheatley, P. (2007) The LIFE Model v1.1. The LIFE Team, October 2007.
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Published Papers
Davies, R., Ayris, P., Mcleod, R., Shenton, H. and Wheatley, P.: "How much does it cost? The LIFE Project" LIBER Quarterly, Vol. 17, No. 3/4 2007
Ayris, P.: "Embedding Open Access into the European Landscape - the Contribution of LIBER" LIBER Quarterly,Vol. 17, No. 2, 2007
Conference & Workshop Presentations
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for enquiries contact life@bl.uk
LIFE (Life Cycle Information for E-Literature) is a funded by the Joint Information Systems Committee (JISC) and Research Information Network (RIN) and is a collaboration between University College London (UCL) and the British Library