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Implementing an Integrated

Implementing an Integrated

Digital Asset Management System:

Digital Asset Management System:

FEDORA and OAIS in Context

FEDORA and OAIS in Context

Paul Bevan Paul Bevan

DAMS Implementation Manager DAMS Implementation Manager

[email protected]

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Structure

Structure

!

! Background and overviewBackground and overview

!

! OAIS ModelOAIS Model

!

! Why OAIS?Why OAIS?

!

! OverviewOverview

!

! IngestIngest

!

! Archival StorageArchival Storage

!

! AccessAccess

!

! (Administration, Data Management)(Administration, Data Management)

!

! METSMETS

!

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Institutional Context

Institutional Context

!

!

The LLGC DAMS is safekeeping for Wales

The LLGC DAMS is safekeeping for Wales

digital assets but, it is an element within a wider

digital assets but, it is an element within a wider

Digital Asset Management Solution, which is an

Digital Asset Management Solution, which is an

element within the library

element within the library

s integrated systems,

s integrated systems,

which come together to:

which come together to:

preserve and give access to all kinds and forms of recorded knowledge,

especially relating to Wales and the Welsh and other Celtic peoples, for the benefit of the public including those engaged in research and learning.

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Institutional Context

Institutional Context

!

!

IMS Procurement high level deliverables:

IMS Procurement high level deliverables:

"

" Improves efficiency and substantially simplifies the LibraryImproves efficiency and substantially simplifies the Library’’s technical architecture and s technical architecture and infrastructure.

infrastructure. "

" Interfaces seamlessly across different parts of the Library withInterfaces seamlessly across different parts of the Library withlinks to, for links to, for example, remote document delivery systems.

example, remote document delivery systems.

"

" Conforms to and interfaces with international standards and related activities Conforms to and interfaces with international standards and related activities based on an open architecture.

based on an open architecture.

"

" Is open and hospitable to external user systems, e.g. for documeIs open and hospitable to external user systems, e.g. for document requesting, resource nt requesting, resource discovery and inter

discovery and inter--library loans.library loans.

"

" Is operational with successfully migrated legacy data and data fIs operational with successfully migrated legacy data and data from external sources.rom external sources.

"

" Accommodates the functions of the National Screen and Sound ArchAccommodates the functions of the National Screen and Sound Archive of Wales.ive of Wales.

"

" Is open and hospitable to the information community in Wales e.g. for data Is open and hospitable to the information community in Wales e.g. for data exchange, maintenance and storage, and for the ingest of electro

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Institutional Context: Development

Institutional Context: Development

Aims

Aims

!

! History of development with FedoraHistory of development with Fedora

!

! Key Aims:Key Aims: !

! Add functionality to VITALAdd functionality to VITAL !

! Developments in line with communities (Fedora, Vital and other DDevelopments in line with communities (Fedora, Vital and other DAMS)AMS) !

! Skills and ResourcesSkills and Resources !

! Cataloguers experienceCataloguers experience

!

! ReRe--use skillsuse skills

!

! Single SearchSingle Search !

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OAIS Overview

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Why OAIS?

Why OAIS?

!

! Useful OverviewUseful Overview

!

! Standard and Standard and ‘‘testedtested’’

!

! Overlaps with TDR (mediumOverlaps with TDR (medium--term goal)term goal)

!

! GranularityGranularity But...

But...

!

! Not overly restrictive (Not overly restrictive (interpretation?interpretation?).).

!

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Rights Management Object Storage Servers Dissemination Layer FEDORA Preservation Check (eg. DROID) Virus Check Error Check (Checksum) Preservation Tasks (eg. Migration) Object Electronic Deposit Off-Air Recording Digital Archives Digitisation Ingest Mechanisms

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FEDORA iPortal Storage Solution(s) VITAL Client User Staff Layered Layered Disseminator Disseminator Structure Structure Direct Route (eg. Google, URL)

External Depositor Ingest Process Web Deposit Interface VITAL Access Portal Rights?

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Modelling: Ingest

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Rules for being an AIP

Rules for being an AIP

!

! Every object will have a MARC record (at some level) Every object will have a MARC record (at some level) within the IMS

within the IMS

!

! Every object in the repository will have a METS Every object in the repository will have a METS document

document

!

! Every object will have DC for OAIEvery object will have DC for OAI--PMHPMH

!

! METS will be our SIP, AIP and DIPMETS will be our SIP, AIP and DIP

!

! METS will be the policy, FEDORA services will enact METS will be the policy, FEDORA services will enact the policy.

the policy.

!

! egeg. DC Section in METS populates the DC . DC Section in METS populates the DC datastreamdatastream

!

! egeg. Structural Map held in METS, structure in RELS. Structural Map held in METS, structure in RELS--EXT EXT datastream

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METS Creation

METS Creation

Existing METS Document

(if applicable) MARC XML Default METS Document METS SIP JHove DC Mods PREMIS Technical – MIX Behaviour METS:Rights METS:StructuralMap etc.

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Ingest Revisited

Ingest Revisited

Checksum, Error Checking etc Ingest Processes (IMS, MARCXML etc)

Update IMS with 856 link to Handle

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Modelling: Archival Storage

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Object (PID/Handle)

DS: METS

DS: DC (OAI-PMH) DS: Relationships

DS: Object (eg. TIFF File) DS: Object (eg. JPEG File)

DS: Object (eg. Thumbnail File) DS: Object (eg. Zoomify File)

Referenced Referenced

Referenced

Near-Line Tape Store

Fast Image Server

Server

Object Model (AIP): Still Image

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Metadata Types & Locations

Metadata Types & Locations

Asset

Virtua VITAL

MARC21 METS

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Archival Storage Revisited

Archival Storage Revisited

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Modelling: Access

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Access Revisited

Access Revisited

FEDORA/VITAL IMS/Virtua

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Briefly: Administration?

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Briefly: Data Management?

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METS

METS

!

!

METS as SIP, AIP and DIP

METS as SIP, AIP and DIP

!

!

Contains Metadata from:

Contains Metadata from:

!

! JHOVE/Automatically ExtractedJHOVE/Automatically Extracted

!

! RightsMDRightsMD

!

! DescriptiveMDDescriptiveMD (minimum required for locating)(minimum required for locating)

!

! PreservationMDPreservationMD

!

!

METS functions as the

METS functions as the

rules

rules

not the

not the

enforcement mechanism

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Key Issues for Integration

Key Issues for Integration

!

!

Seamless Transition IMS to DAMS

Seamless Transition IMS to DAMS

!

! Skin Skin

!

! Language choice Language choice !

!

Persistent Session

Persistent Session

!

! Search historySearch history

!

! CartCart !

!

Shared Rights

Shared Rights

!

! LDAPLDAP !

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IMS Linking (Developments)

IMS Linking (Developments)

!

!

Updating of MARC Records in IMS

Updating of MARC Records in IMS

!

!

Ingest of descriptive metadata from IMS

Ingest of descriptive metadata from IMS

!

!

Single Search & Sign On

Single Search & Sign On

!

!

Transparent Dissemination Experience

Transparent Dissemination Experience

!

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Managing the Implementation

Managing the Implementation

!

!

Implementation Group comprising mix of

Implementation Group comprising mix of

standards, IMS project management, technical,

standards, IMS project management, technical,

and digitisation staff.

and digitisation staff.

Carried over from pilot.

Carried over from pilot.

!

!

2 DAMS Implementation Managers (Systems &

2 DAMS Implementation Managers (Systems &

Technical)

Technical)

!

!

Key interactions with other personnel as

Key interactions with other personnel as

required.

required.

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Managing the Implementation

Managing the Implementation

!

!

Milestones:

Milestones:

!

! Migration of existing Digitised MaterialMigration of existing Digitised Material

!

! Switch over to VITAL for delivery of assetsSwitch over to VITAL for delivery of assets

!

! Ingest of other existing formats (egIngest of other existing formats (eg. VDEP, . VDEP,

Websites, A/V) Websites, A/V)

!

! Implementation of further disseminators required Implementation of further disseminators required

for access. for access.

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Questions?

Questions?

[email protected]

[email protected]

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