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Re: Extension Schema

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Robin Wendler <[log in to unmask]>

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Thu, 21 Mar 2002 13:22:13 -0500

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Thanks, Merrilee. Our original thinking predated behaviorSec and as I was
typing just now I forgot about it. It's interesting for those of us
toiling in the OAIS fields to compare METS structure with the way OAIS
models this stuff.

--Robin

On Thu, 21 Mar 2002, Merrilee Proffitt wrote:

> Robin, the only question that leaps immediately to mind is regards
> "use."  How much of this is overlap with information intended for the
> behaviorSec?
>
> Merrilee
>
> At 12:35 PM 3/21/2002 -0500, Robin Wendler wrote:
> >On Thu, 21 Mar 2002, Jerome McDonough wrote:
> >
> > >          Technical Metadata for Audio/Video: Michigan State, Library of
> > > Congress, Harvard
> >
> >We plan to have a mtg report and revised schema drafts available
> >sometime the week of April 1st.
> >
> > >          Technical Metadata for Text: New York University, Harvard
> >
> >I was supposed to revise and send around a paper on this, mea maxima
> >culpa. If I can clean up what I have for general consumption I'll send it
> >out by April, but more likely I will publicly declare defeat.
> >I would LOVE to see what NYU has done on this.
> >
> >As a summary, our gross areas of local concern for archiving text (i.e.,
> >character data, not Word, et al.) were
> >
> >-- Character set -- about which there is an eye-opening technical report
> >on the Unicode site: "Character Encoding Model (Unicode technical report
> >#17)" http://www.unicode.org/unicode/reports/tr17/  What aspects of this
> >do we need to record and how can we determine them? (Since our
> >contributors sure as heck won't know...)
> >
> >-- Markup -- What DTDs, entity files, schemas, style sheets, etc. do we
> >want to a) know about and/or b) deposit along with the text file? How do
> >we manage versioning of said auxiliary files?
> >
> >-- Processing history -- what if anything do we want to know about the
> >hardware/software environment in which these text files were produced (OCR
> >engines, etc.)
> >
> >-- Use -- and this is fuzzy one: what if anything do we need to record
> >about the application/processing environment in which the file is intended
> >to be used? For example, a DTD/style sheet may not tell you (as an
> >archive) everything you need to know about a text object in order to
> >preserve the functions that it currently fulfills in its application
> >context. (Does that make any sense?) We can preserve the bits, we're
> >fairly confident we can preserve the characters and markup, but what
> >if the app dies?
> >
> >Discuss.  ;)
> >
> >--Robin
> >
> >Robin Wendler  ........................     work  (617) 495-3724
> >Office for Information Systems  .......     fax   (617) 495-0491
> >Harvard University Library  ...........     [log in to unmask]
> >Cambridge, MA, USA 02138  .............
>

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Robin Wendler  ........................     work  (617) 495-3724
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