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BS ISO 18943:2014 Imaging materials. Magnetic hard drives used for image storage. Care and handling, 2014
- Foreword
- Introduction
- 1 Scope
- 2 Terms and definitions
- 3 HDD components
- 3.1 Disks
- 3.2 Motor and spindle
- 3.3 Read/Write head
- 3.4 Servo head
- 3.5 Control electronics
- 3.6 Interconnections
- 4 Possible physical configurations
- 4.1 Disk arrays
- 4.2 Single HDD
- 5 Access and usage options
- 5.1 Online HDDs (connected and powered)
- 5.2 Online but inactive HDDs (connected, not spinning)
- 5.3 Off-line (not connected, not spinning)
- 6 Reliability
- 7 Data quality
- 8 Interoperability/Compatibility
- 9 Migration
- 10 Environmental factors
- 10.1 Temperature and humidity
- 10.2 Condensation
- 10.3 Acclimatisation
- 10.4 Magnetic fields
- 11 Possible failure mechanisms
- 11.1 Physical shock
- 11.2 Plugging/unplugging connectors
- 11.3 Head-to-disk stiction
- 11.4 Heat
- 11.5 Humidity
- 11.6 Air quality and particulates
- 11.7 Magnetic degradation
- 11.8 Run time
- 11.9 Shelf life
- 12 Obsolescence issues
- 12.1 Software
- 12.2 Hardware
- 13 Transportation and shipping
- 13.1 Freighting
- 13.2 Shipping containers
- 13.3 Time out of storage
- 14 Disaster
- 14.1 Initial handling following a disaster
- 14.2 Fire
- 14.3 Earthquakes
- 14.4 Heat and temperature extremes
- 14.5 Smoke, soot, and contamination
- 14.6 Water and moisture
- 15 Staff training
- 15.1 Purpose
- 15.2 Training paths
- 15.3 Schedule for training
- 15.4 Update of training
- 15.5 Content of training
- 16 Minimum handling requirements checklist
- Annex A (normative) RAID and MAID levels
- Annex B (informative) Websites and general information
- Bibliography [Go to Page]