The eArchiving Reference Architecture is the result of the open cooperation of several institutions and experts: the eArchiving Reference Architecture working group.
The first version of the eArchiving Reference Architecture was developed by the E-ARK Consortium in the scope of the eArchiving Building Block program of the European Commission.
Workgroup members who contributed to version 1.0:
Name |
Organisation |
|---|---|
Aas, Kuldar |
National Archives of Estonia |
Alföldi, István |
Poliphon (team lead) |
Holmelund, Frederik |
The Danish National Archives |
Jacobsen, Kristin |
The National Archives of Norway |
Kaljuvee, Aadi |
National Archives of Estonia |
Kruithof, Gijsbert |
National Archives of the Netherlands |
Langeland, Øivind |
The National Archives of Norway |
Lund, Audun |
Swiss Federal Archives |
Merenmies, Markus |
National Archives of Finland |
Nielsen, Anders Bo |
The Danish National Archives |
Proença, Diogo |
University of Lisbon |
Schlarb, Sven |
Austrian Institute of Technology |
Škofljanec, Jože |
Archives of the Republic of Slovenia |
Skog, Björn |
ES Solutions |
Silva, Hélder |
KEEP SOLUTIONS |
Tømmerholt, Phillip |
The Danish National Archives |
Trani, Silvia |
Italian Central State Archives |
This second major iteration has been developed by the E-ARK Consortium in the scope of the eArchiving Initiative of the European Commission.
Workgroup members who contributed to version 2.0:
Name |
Organisation |
|---|---|
Alföldi, István |
Poliphon, Hungary (team lead) |
Borbinha, José |
INESC-ID, Portugal |
Guerreiro, Sérgio |
INESC-ID, Portugal |
Merenmies, Markus |
National Archives of Finland |
Posthumus, Antal |
Dutch National Archives |
Proença, Diogo |
INESC-ID, Portugal |
Ouwerkerk, Rens |
Municipality of Utrecht |
Schlarb, Sven |
Austrian Institute of Technology |
Škofljanec, Jože |
Archives of the Republic of Slovenia |
Trani, Silvia |
Italian Central State Archives |