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The NEPI case could provide a good use case for establishing digital preservation workflows that could later be applied to other material we may want to acquire from CERN experiments. (The database could go on CDS depending on the size, but ATLAS records should be preserved in line with a more general strategy)
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Only material on CDS is currently preserved on the long term. What could be next steps to ensure that also material preserved in other sources will be stored (what would be other sources)?
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Is bringing everything into CDS necessarily the best route to preservation? This could imply a lot of effort, while also requiring to fit sources that were not originally designed around DataCite metadata into CDS records. An alternative could be to create submission (SIP) and archival information packages (AIP) directly from the original sources into Preserve, the digital preservation system. This would allow us to preserve the material without introducing CDS purely as an intermediate step for preservation.
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How to provide access to the content once the 30-year archival closure period has elapsed? One possibility would be to generate DIPs (Dissemination Information Packages) and make them accessible, potentially directly through Preserve, with links to them from the corresponding archival finding aids in AtoM.