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Here is a summary of expected datastreams and relationships to be created for the Summer 2011 phase of Hypatia deployment.

Datastream

Set

Item

Child of atomistic object

identityMetadata

Has <objectType>set</objectType>

Has <objectType>item</objectType>

Minimal, to record objectType objectLabel and uuid

descMetadata

EAD to MODS mapping, with <mods:typeOfResource collection="yes"/>

EAD to MODS mapping

n/a

sourceMetadata

n/a

if supplied as part of creating the object to meet repository preservation requirements for separately recording information about the source media

n/a

provenanceMetadata

n/a

None for now; what history is to be captured as provenance is a later workflow/preservation consideration

n/a

technicalMetadata

n/a

Defer; part of object creation, validation and preservation workflows.

possible during object assembly until integrated into parent item record; not part of final Hypatia objects

contentMetadata

n/a; "content" is defined by the set's membership

Using Stanford schema

possible during object assembly until integrated into parent item record; not part of final Hypatia objects

rightsMetadata

Public template

Public template

n/a

RELS-EXT

hydra:hasModel=implicitSet

hydra:hasModel=genericParent
hydra:hasModel=commonMetadata

isMemberOf relationship to any immediate aggregate set above
isMemberOfCollection relationship to top "collection" set

hydra:hasModel=genericContent ... or ...

isPartOf relationship to parent item

Issues

A few Stanford-centric features may not be of relevance ot of interest to other Hypatia partners. What accommodation, if any, is needed for Stanford vs generic software?

  • Stanford identityMetadata datastream
  • Stanford-specific extensions to contentMetadata, e.g., shelve, publish and preserve directives
  • Stanford has all content in its externally managed "Digital Stacks"
    • Child objects have no content datastreams (and in some cases may be obviated)
    • contentMetadata <location> URLs will point to stacks delivery services

identityMetadata

Stanford-specific. Will appear in Stanford produced fixtures and demo objects; not required otherwise.

<identityMetadata>
   <objectId>druid:zz923jk342</objectId>
   <objectType>set | item</objectType>
   <objectLabel>EAD collection ...</objectLabel>
   <objectCreator>DOR</objectCreator>
   <sourceId source="spec">M1437</sourceId>
   <otherId name="uuid">7f3da130-7b02-11de-8a39-0800200c9a66</otherId>
   <agreementId>druid:yh72ms9133</agreementId>
   <tag>Hypatia : Gould</tag>
</identityMetadata>

descMetadata

Per Hypatia EAD conversion analysis

sourceMetadata

provenanceMetadata

technicalMetadata

contentMetadata

rightsMetadata

First round has publicly accessible objects only, using the following rightsMetadata:

<rightsMetadata>
<access type="discover">
<machine>
<world/>
</machine>
</access>
<access type="read">
<machine>
<world/>
</machine>
</access>
</rightsMetadata>

RELS-EXT

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