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Date:         Tue, 10 Jul 2007 00:38:50 +0200
Reply-To:     Metadata Encoding and Transmission Standard
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From:         Jan Aspenfjäll <[log in to unmask]>
Subject:      Re: PREMIS and METS amdSec
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From my opinion I think that put PREMIS under something like other would be strange and important preservation infomation will be missed, I think it´s important that this information is clear. I think that the first proposal is the best and can´t se another way to solve this problem. Jan Aspenfjäll Rebecca S. Guenther skrev: > Probably most people on this list are aware of the issues concerning using > the PREMIS schemas (for encoding preservation metadata) with > METS. Because these schemas were written to allow for flexibility in > implementation and as faithful representations of the PREMIS data model, > decisions need to be made as to which sections of METS to use for which > entities described in the data dictionary (and encoded in the PREMIS > schemas). The schemas consist of the following: > premis:object (for technical metadata that applies to all or most file > formats) > premis:event (for actions taken on objects) > premis: rights (for rights and terms and conditions relating to > preservation of objects) > premis:agent (for agents that act on objects through events or rights) > There is also a container schema that references the 4 schemas if desired > to have a wrapper for all PREMIS metadata. > > Because of the structure of METS, which requires the use of a subsection > under the amdSec, PREMIS metadata cannot be put directly under amdSec, but > a choice must be made. > > There are several alternatives for implementing the PREMIS schemas in > METS: > 1. Use premis:object in techMD, premis:event in digiProv, premis:rights in > rightsMD, and premis:agent with either rights or digiProv depending on to > which it applies (this seems to be the most common practice now). > 2. Use all in techMD. > 3. Use all in digiProv. > > At a DLF BOF session in Nov. 2006 during which PREMIS implementation was > discussed, there seemed to be considerable interest in changing METS to > allow for encoding PREMIS metadata directly under the amdSec so that a > choice would not have to be made and so that all the PREMIS metadata stays > together. This could be implemented in various ways. > > Option 1 is to remove the requirement to have mets:digiProvMD, > mets:rightsMD, mets:sourceMD, and/or mets:techMD under amdSec. This would > be like dmdSec in that the elements from the other schema would come > directly under amdSec; an "MDTYPE" attribute could be added. > > Option 2 would be to add additional subelements to amdSec, either a > generic "otherMD" or "otheramd" or more specific types like > "preservationMD" > I would be hesitant to define something like a preservation metadata > section, because metadata that supports the digital preservation process > may also support other functionality, such as access (consider that > technical metadata supports both) and would prefer something like the > "otherMD" approach if pursuing Option 2. > > Option 1 seems more elegant to me, because I'd rather not categorize what > preservation metadata is or lump it into an "other". However, Option 2 > would be less disruptive. > > I would be interested in reactions to this proposal and discussion about > how best to implement it before sending it to the METS editorial board for > consideration. > > Rebecca > ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ > ^^ Rebecca S. Guenther ^^ > ^^ Senior Networking and Standards Specialist ^^ > ^^ Network Development and MARC Standards Office ^^ > ^^ 1st and Independence Ave. SE ^^ > ^^ Library of Congress ^^ > ^^ Washington, DC 20540-4402 ^^ > ^^ (202) 707-5092 (voice) (202) 707-0115 (FAX) ^^ > ^^ [log in to unmask] ^^ > ^^ ^^ > ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ > > > -- ********************************************** * Jan Aspenfjäll * * Utvecklingsansvarig/Manager of Development * * Tel: +46 921 573 11 * * Mob: +46 70 677 73 11 * * Fax: +46 921 573 01 * * [log in to unmask] * * Teknikvägen 3-13 * * 961 50 Boden * * www.ldb-centrum.se * **********************************************


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