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Attendees

• David Wilcox
• Andrew Woods
• Danny Bernstein 
• Doron Shalvi
• Jennifer Gilbert
• Lindsay Franz
• Nancy Fallgren

Agenda/ Notes 

Notes

Desired Outcomes:

• Success would mean Fedora6 is something we can use and the steps for migration would be clear
• Something we can use: 
  • Requirements: 
    • Migration performance 
      • how many objects representing
      • how much data migrated in
      • how much time
  • Are the development targets outlined by the Fedora 6 design summary aligned with NLM's needs?
  • Concern around external content
    • Current F3 stack makes heavy use of external content
    • How to use an external content model with the Fedora6 / OCFL design?
    • Would we (NLM) have to bring in all the external binaries into Fedora ?  Or is would it make sense to use external content?
      • OCFL objects can point to external content (via a URI)
      • NLM would always have the option to bring in the content into OCFL later.
      • Having binaries and metadata collocated is a principle of OCFL not  a requirement
  • Concerns around RDF and LDP: 
    • NLM wants to use own URI's for subjects.
    • Other concerns detailed in this discussion:  http://fedora-commons.1317035.n2.nabble.com/fedora-community-URLs-as-URIs-for-digital-objects-td7585842.html

Actions

• Danny Bernstein  to bring in the question of external binaries in OCFL in the weekly tech call.  Pilot partners should feel free to raise the issue on in the #fedora6-pilots slack channel
• Andrew Woods  to schedule a dedicated call to discuss URLs as URIs for digital objects.