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- a demonstration Hypatia application hosted by Stanford that contains a subset of AIMS born digital collections from University of Hull, University of Virginia, Yale University and Stanford. This demonstration application will only contain born digital materials that do not have intellectual or privacy concerns. The demonstration application will not be complete so we've made the conscious decision to not load sensitive collection materials into this application.
- a companion Hypatia application will be hosted by the University of Virginia. The collections ingested into this Hypatia instance may not be public available.
- a set of functional requirements that have been translated into stories, user interface mock-ups in the Hypatia Duraspace JIRA project that supports future application development.
Hypatia Features and Functionality that will Likely be Complete by September 2011
- a polished interface that allows for the discovery and display of AIMS born digitals
- search across Hypatia collection metadata. This is unlikely to include free text search of the individual born digital items as they are in many different formats.
- ability to download individual files
- ability to view descriptive, administrative and technical metadata for collections and individual items
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