The principles of data organization for the technology of concrete historical research support

This article continues the series on technology of concrete historical investigation support which was built on the principles of co-creation and crowdsourcing and based on the system of automatic facts extraction from the historical and biographical texts T-parser and program complex $\pi$-Factograph oriented to the research process support and designed for a broad range of users which are not professional historians and biographers. The article is devoted to the description and reasoning of the data physical storage using the distributed technology environment principles which prevent unlimited increase of central storage volume without losses of important information. The efficiency of proposed measures was checked with the use of the simulation modeling method. The method of model adequacy checked by the results of comparison and analysis of its runs with the different values of such document's attribute as its public value was rationalized. As a result of the above tests, the reasonable conclusion about the efficiency of the proposed data physical storage principles for the technology of concrete historical research support was made.