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1 preservation repository object identifier bitstream ratio definition semantic repeatability obligation crea Data Dictionary digital object management systems value metadata pr tion repository object identifier bitstream rationale semantic repeatability obligation creation d ject management systems value metadata preservation object identifier bitstream rationale definition sem repeatability obligation creation digital object m systems value metadata preservation repository obje for Preservation tifier bitstream rationale definition semantic repe Metadata Contents: Acknowledgments Introduction The PREMIS Data Model The PREMIS Data Dictionary version 1.0 Examples Special Topics Methodology Implementation Considerations Glossary Final Report of the PREMIS Working Group May 2005 Preservation Metadata: Implementation Strategies (PREMIS) A working group jointly sponsored by OCLC and RLG
2 Copyright 2005 OCLC and RLG OCLC Online Computer Library Center, Inc Frantz Road, Dublin, Ohio, USA RLG 2029 Stierlin Court, Suite 100, Mountain View, California, USA Reproduction of substantial portions of this publication must contain the OCLC and RLG copyright notice. Adobe, Photoshop, and Reader are registered trademarks of Adobe Systems Incorporated in the United States and/or other countries. Macromedia, Dreamweaver, Flash, and FreeHand MX are registered trademarks of Macromedia, Inc. in the United States and/or other countries. Microsoft and Windows are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. Sybase is a trademark of Sybase, Inc or its subsidiaries. Pentium is a registered trademark of Intel Corporation or its subsidiaries in the United States and other countries. QuarkXPress is a trademark of Quark, Inc. and all applicable affiliated companies.
3 CONTENTS Acknowledgments... iv PREMIS Web Sites and ...vi Introduction... vii Background... viii Core preservation metadata elements and the Data Dictionary... viii 1. The PREMIS Data Model Objects Intellectual Entities and Objects Events Agents Rights Relationships The 1:1 principle The PREMIS Data Dictionary Version Limits to the scope of the Data Dictionary Object entity Event entity Agent entity Rights entity Examples Example 1: Microsoft Word document complete in one file Example 2: ETD Example 3: Newspaper complex object, Los Angeles Times Example 4: Web site Example 5: Digital signature Example 6: Photograph Special topics Format information Environment Object characteristics and composition level: the onion model Fixity, integrity, authenticity Digital signatures Non-core metadata Methodology Implementation considerations Premis conformance Implementation of the data model Storing metadata Supplying metadata values Preservation metadata for Web sites and Web pages Glossary Notes Data Dictionary for Preservation Metadata: Final Report of the PREMIS Working Group iii
4 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS PREMIS members Priscilla Caplan, Florida Center for Library Automation, co-chair Rebecca Guenther, Library of Congress, co-chair Robin Dale, RLG liaison Brian Lavoie, OCLC liaison George Barnum, U.S. Government Printing Office Charles Blair, University of Chicago Olaf Brandt, Göttingen State and University Library Mikki Carpenter, Museum of Modern Art Adam Farquhar, British Library David Gewirtz, Yale University Keith Glavash, MIT/DSpace Andrea Goethals, Florida Center for Library Automation Cathy Hartman, University of North Texas Helen Hodgart, British Library Nancy Hoebelheinrich, Stanford University Roger Howard, J. Paul Getty Museum Sally Hubbard, Getty Research Institute Mela Kircher, OCLC John Kunze, California Digital Library Vicky McCargar, Los Angeles Times Jerome McDonough, New York University/METS Evan Owens, Ithaka-Electronic Archiving Initiative Erin Rhodes, U.S. National Archives and Records Administration Madi Solomon, Walt Disney Corporation Angela Spinazze, ATSPIN Consulting Stefan Strathmann, Göttingen State and University Library Günter Waibel, RLG Lisa Weber, U.S. National Archives and Records Administration Robin Wendler, Harvard University Hilde van Wijngaarden, National Library of the Netherlands Andrew Wilson, National Archives of Australia and British Library Deborah Woodyard-Robinson, British Library and Woodyard-Robinson Holdings Ltd. Advisory committee Howard Besser, University of California, Los Angeles Liz Bishoff, OCLC Gerard Clifton, National Library of Australia Gail Hodge, CENDI Steve Knight, National Library of New Zealand Maggie Jones, Digital Preservation Coalition Nancy McGovern, Cornell University Cliff Morgan, John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. John Perkins, CIMI Consortium Richard Rinehart, University of California, Berkeley iv Data Dictionary for Preservation Metadata: Final Report of the PREMIS Working Group
5 Special thanks These individuals contributed their expertise to help with special topics and/or comment on drafts: Stephen Abrams, Harvard University Reinhard Altenhöner, Die Deutsche Bibliothek Caroline Arms, Library of Congress Kevin Bradley, National Library of Australia Thomas Fischer, Lower Saxony State and University Library, Göttingen Carl Fleischhauer, Library of Congress Mahnaz Ghaznavi, Getty Research Institute/InterPARES Corey Harper, University of Oregon Lori Lindberg, SLIS Cal State San Jose/InterPARES Justin Littman, Library of Congress Sean Martin, British Library Quyen Nguyen, U.S. National Archives and Records Administration Tobias Steinke, Die Deutsche Bibliothek Robert Tansley, Hewlett-Packard Andrew Waugh, Public Record Office, Victoria Data Dictionary for Preservation Metadata: Final Report of the PREMIS Working Group v
6 PREMIS WEB SITES AND PREMIS working group Web site: PREMIS maintenance activity Web site: Please send comments and questions to vi Data Dictionary for Preservation Metadata: Final Report of the PREMIS Working Group
7 Introduction INTRODUCTION In 2003 OCLC and RLG established Preservation Metadata: Implementation Strategies (PREMIS), an international working group. This report and the PREMIS Data Dictionary version 1.0 are the culmination of nearly two years of effort by PREMIS members. The Data Dictionary defines and describes an implementable set of core preservation metadata with broad applicability to digital preservation repositories. This report is intended to put the Data Dictionary into context, explain the underlying assumptions and data model, and provide additional information about the meaning and use of semantic units defined in the Data Dictionary. The charge of the PREMIS working group was to: define an implementable set of core preservation metadata elements, with broad applicability within the digital preservation community; draft a Data Dictionary to support the core preservation metadata element set; examine and evaluate alternative strategies for the encoding, storage, and management of preservation metadata within a digital preservation system, as well as for the exchange of preservation metadata among systems; conduct pilot programs for testing the group s recommendations and best practices in a variety of systems settings; and explore opportunities for the cooperative creation and sharing of preservation metadata. A draft of this report and the Data Dictionary were completed in February 2005 and circulated to the PREMIS Advisory Committee and a small number of other invited reviewers. The working group received a great deal of valuable feedback from this initial review period, and spent considerable time considering each comment and making revisions. Both documents benefited immensely from this review. With this release of the PREMIS Data Dictionary version 1.0, immediate next steps will likely focus on implementation and interoperability. Operating repositories can use PREMIS as a checklist against which to compare their own preservation metadata specifications. Repositories in development can serve as testbeds for implementing PREMIS-conformant semantics and feed their experience into future revisions of the Data Dictionary. XML bindings for the Data Dictionary are being developed to represent PREMIS-conformant metadata in the exchange of archival information packages between preservation repositories. The working group wants to stress that the Data Dictionary is not intended to be fixed and final but to provide a starting point for improvements and enhancements based on community experience and feedback. A mechanism is being established for the ongoing maintenance and oversight of the PREMIS Data Dictionary and associated XML schemas; see standards/premis/. The PREMIS Web site at should be consulted for current information about ongoing activities. Data Dictionary for Preservation Metadata: Final Report of the PREMIS Working Group vii
8 Introduction Background PREMIS was established to build on the earlier work of another initiative sponsored by OCLC and RLG, the Preservation Metadata Framework working group. In that group outlined the types of information that should be associated with an archived digital object. Their report, A Metadata Framework to Support the Preservation of Digital Objects (the Framework), proposed a list of prototype metadata elements. 1 However, additional work was needed to make these prototype elements implementable. The PREMIS working group aimed to take the previous group s work a step further: to develop a Data Dictionary of core metadata elements to be applied to archived objects, give guidance on the implementation of that metadata element set in preservation systems, and suggest best practice for populating those elements. As PREMIS had a practical rather than theoretical focus, members were sought from institutions known to be running or developing preservation repository systems within the cultural heritage and information industry sectors. Diverse perspectives were also sought. The working group consisted of representatives from academic and national libraries, museums, archives, government, and commercial enterprises in six different countries. In addition, PREMIS called upon an international advisory committee of experts to review progress. To accomplish as much of the charge as possible in a reasonable timeframe, the working group divided into two subgroups. The Implementation Strategies Subgroup examined various strategies for encoding, storing, and managing preservation metadata within digital preservation systems. The Core Elements Subgroup took responsibility for selecting the core preservation metadata elements and drafting the Data Dictionary. Both subgroups conducted their work almost entirely by weekly conference calls. The Core Elements Subgroup also held two face-toface meetings. To find out how preservation repositories were actually implementing preservation metadata, in November 2003 the Implementation Strategies Subgroup surveyed about 70 organizations thought to be active in or interested in digital preservation. The survey provided an opportunity to explore the state of the art in digital preservation generally, and questions were drafted to elicit information about policies, governance and funding, system architecture, and preservation strategies, as well as metadata practices. The subgroup contacted 16 of 48 respondents by telephone for more in-depth interviews. In December 2004 the PREMIS working group published its report based on the survey of digital repositories, Implementing Preservation Repositories for Digital Materials: Current Practice and Emerging Trends in the Cultural Heritage Community (the Implementation Survey Report). 2 The Implementation Strategies Subgroup had also been charged with developing pilot implementations of the PREMIS core elements. This will likely be addressed as a follow-on activity to PREMIS s work. Testing of the Data Dictionary will likely require significant effort and independent funding and will benefit from being organized as a separate activity. Core preservation metadata elements and the Data Dictionary The Core Elements Subgroup developed the Data Dictionary of core elements needed to support digital preservation, including implementation details such as repeatability, obligation, and viii Data Dictionary for Preservation Metadata: Final Report of the PREMIS Working Group
9 Introduction examples. The Implementation Strategies Subgroup annotated the Data Dictionary with notes about the creation and use of the metadata elements. Both the earlier Framework and the PREMIS Data Dictionary build on the Open Archival Information System (OAIS) reference model (ISO14721). 3 The OAIS information model provides a conceptual foundation by providing a taxonomy of information objects and packages for archived objects and the structure of their associated metadata. The Framework can be viewed as an elaboration of the OAIS information model, explicated through the mapping of preservation metadata to that conceptual structure. The PREMIS work can be viewed as a translation of the Framework into a set of implementable semantic units in the Data Dictionary. However, it should be noted that PREMIS and OAIS use some terminology differently, as noted in the Glossary. Differences usually reflect the fact that PREMIS semantic units require more specificity than the OAIS definitions provide, which is to be expected when moving from a conceptual framework to an implementation. Drafting the Data Dictionary required agreement on working definitions of preservation metadata, core, and implementable. These working definitions provided criteria for evaluating potential semantic units. PREMIS defines preservation metadata as the information a repository uses to support the digital preservation process. Specifically, the group looked at metadata supporting the functions of maintaining viability, renderability, understandability, authenticity, and identity in a preservation context. Preservation metadata thus spans a number of the categories typically used to differentiate types of metadata: administrative (including rights and permissions), technical, and structural. Particular attention was paid to the documentation of digital provenance (the history of an object) and to the documentation of s, especially s among different objects within the preservation repository. The group considered a number of definitions of core. In one view, core describes any metadata absolutely required under any circumstances. In another, core means that metadata is applicable to any type of repository implementing any type of preservation. PREMIS uses this practical definition: things that most working preservation repositories are likely to need to know in order to support digital preservation. The words most and likely were chosen deliberately. Core does not necessarily mean mandatory, and some semantic units were designated as optional when exceptional cases were apparent. The idea of implementability also generated some discussion. Most preservation repositories will be dealing with large quantities of data. Therefore, a key factor in the implementability of preservation metadata is whether the values can be automatically supplied and automatically used by the repository. Whenever possible the group defined elements that do not require human intervention to supply or analyze. For example, coded values from an authority list are preferred over textual descriptions. The group decided that the Data Dictionary should be wholly implementation independent. That is, the core elements define information that a repository needs to know, regardless of how, or even whether, that information is stored. For instance, for a given identifier to be usable, it is Data Dictionary for Preservation Metadata: Final Report of the PREMIS Working Group ix
10 Introduction necessary to know the identifier scheme and the namespace in which it is unique. If a particular repository uses only one type of identifier, the repository would not need to record the scheme in association with each object. The repository would, however, need to know this information and to be able to supply it when exchanging metadata with other repositories. Because of the emphasis on the need to know rather than the need to record or represent in any particular way, the group preferred to use the term semantic unit rather than metadata element. The Data Dictionary names and describes semantic units, the properties of entities. An implementable metadata scheme needs to define each semantic unit as rigorously as possible and relate it to the type of entity it describes. This was a guiding principle for the group as it compiled the Data Dictionary. x Data Dictionary for Preservation Metadata: Final Report of the PREMIS Working Group
11 1. The PREMIS Data Model 1. THE PREMIS DATA MODEL To facilitate the logical organization of the PREMIS metadata elements, the group developed a simple model of five types of entities involved in digital preservation activities: Intellectual Entities, Objects, Events, Rights, and Agents. 4 In the data model diagram, entities are drawn as boxes while the s between them are drawn as lines. The direction of the arrow shows the direction of the link defined in the Data Dictionary; for example, the arrow from Rights to Agents means the metadata defined for Rights includes semantic units to identify the related agent(s). A double-headed arrow means reciprocal links are defined. Intellectual Entities Rights Objects Agents Events An Object, or Digital Object, is a discrete unit of information in digital form. 5 An Intellectual Entity is a coherent set of content that is reasonably described as a unit, for example, a particular book, map, photograph, or database. An Intellectual Entity can include other Intellectual Entities; for example, a Web site can include a Web page, a Web page can include a photograph. An Intellectual Entity may have one or more digital representations. An Event is an action that involves at least one object or agent known to the preservation repository. An Agent is a person, organization, or software program associated with preservation events in the life of an object. Rights, or Rights Statements, are assertions of one or more rights or permissions pertaining to an object and/or agent. Data Dictionary for Preservation Metadata: Final Report of the PREMIS Working Group 1-1
12 1. The PREMIS Data Model A is a statement of association between instances of entities. Relationship can be interpreted broadly or narrowly, and any fact can be expressed in many different ways. That object A is of format B could be considered a between A and B. The PREMIS model, however, treats format B as a property of object A. PREMIS reserves for associations between two or more Object entities or between entities of different types, such as an Object and an Agent. s are the properties of an entity (the thing being described). s have values; for example, the semantic unit size is a property of an Object entity. For a particular object the value of size might be In most cases a particular semantic unit is clearly a property of only one type of entity. The size of an object is clearly a property of the Object entity. In some cases a semantic unit applies equally to two or more different types of entity. For example, events have outcomes. If a migration event creates a file that has lost some important feature, the loss of that feature might be considered a sort of outcome (and so a property of the Event entity) or it might be considered an attribute of the new file (and so a property of the Object entity). When a semantic unit applies equally to different types of entities, the semantic unit is associated with only one type of entity in the Data Dictionary. The model relies upon links between the different entities to make these s clear. In the example above, the loss of the feature is treated as a detailed outcome of the Event, where the Event contains the identifier of the Object involved. What is important is that this association is arbitrary and is not meant to imply that a particular implementation is required. In some cases a semantic unit is an umbrella or container that groups a set of related semantic units. For example, a semantic unit identifier groups the two semantic units identifiertype and identifiervalue. The grouped subunits are called semantic of the semantic unit. Objects The Object entity has three subtypes: file, bitstream, and representation. A file is a named and ordered sequence of bytes that is known by an operating system. A file can be zero or more bytes and has a file format, access permissions, and file system statistics such as size and last modification date. A bitstream is contiguous or non-contiguous data within a file that has meaningful common properties for preservation purposes. A bitstream cannot be transformed into a standalone file without the addition of file structure (headers, etc.) and/or reformatting the bitstream to comply with some particular file format. A representation is the set of files, including structural metadata, needed for a complete and reasonable rendition of an Intellectual Entity. For example, a journal article may be complete in one PDF file; this single file constitutes the representation. Another journal article may consist of one SGML file and two image files; these three files constitute the representation. A third article may be represented by one TIFF image for each of 12 pages plus an XML file of structural metadata showing the order of the pages; these 13 files constitute the representation. 1-2 Data Dictionary for Preservation Metadata: Final Report of the PREMIS Working Group
13 1. The PREMIS Data Model Files, bitstreams, and filestreams A file in the PREMIS data model is similar to the idea of a computer file in ordinary usage: a set of zero or more bytes known to an operating system. Files can be read, written, and copied. Files have names and formats. A bitstream as defined in the PREMIS data model is a set of bits embedded within a file. This differs from common usage, where a bitstream could in theory span more than one file. A good example of a file with embedded bitstreams is a TIFF file containing two images. According to the TIFF file format specification a TIFF file must contain a header containing some information about the file. It may then contain one or more images. In the PREMIS data model each of these images is a bitstream and can have properties such as identifiers, location, inhibitors, and detailed technical metadata (e.g., color space). Some bitstreams have the same properties as files and some do not. The image embedded within the TIFF file clearly has properties different from the file itself. However, in another example, three TIFF files could be aggregated within a larger tar file. In this case the three TIFF files are also embedded bitstreams, but they have all the properties of TIFF files. The PREMIS data model refines the definition of bitstream to include only an embedded bitstream that cannot be transformed into a standalone file without the addition of file structure (e.g., headers) or other reformatting to comply with some particular file format specification. Examples of these bitstreams include an image within a TIFF 6.0 file, audio data within a WAVE file, or graphics within a Microsoft Word file. Some embedded bitstreams can be transformed into standalone files without adding any additional information, although a transformation process such as decompression, decryption, or decoding may have to be performed on the bitstream in the extraction process. Examples of these bitstreams include a TIFF within a tar file, or an encoded EPS within an XML file. In the PREMIS data model these bitstreams are defined as filestreams, that is, true files embedded within larger files. Filestreams have all of the properties of files, while bitstreams do not. In the Data Dictionary, the column for File applies to both files and filestreams. The column for Bitstream applies to the subset of bitstreams that are not filestreams and that adhere to the stricter PREMIS definition of bitstream. The location (contentlocation in the Data Dictionary) of a file would normally be a location in storage; while the location of a filestream or bitstream would normally be the starting offset within the embedding file. Representations The goal of many preservation repositories is to maintain usable versions of intellectual entities over time. For an intellectual entity to be displayed, played, or otherwise made useable to a human, all of the files making up at least one version of that intellectual entity must be identified, stored, and maintained so that they can be assembled and rendered to a user at any given point. A representation is the set of files required to do this. Data Dictionary for Preservation Metadata: Final Report of the PREMIS Working Group 1-3
14 1. The PREMIS Data Model PREMIS chose the term representation to avoid the term manifestation as it is used in the Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Records (FRBR). 6 In FRBR a manifestation entity is all the physical objects that bear the same characteristics in respect to both intellectual content and physical form. In the PREMIS model a representation is a single digital instance of an intellectual entity held in a preservation repository. A preservation repository might hold more than one representation for the same intellectual entity. For example, the repository might acquire a single image (say, Statue of a horse ) as a TIFF file. At some point the repository creates a derivative JPEG2000 file from the TIFF and keeps both files. Each of these files would constitute a representation of Statue of a horse. In a more complicated example, Statue of a horse might be a part of an article consisting of that TIFF image and a file of SGML-encoded text. If the repository created a JPEG2000 version of the TIFF, it would hold two representations of the article: the TIFF and the SGML files would make up one representation, while the JPEG2000 and the SGML files would make up another representation. How those representations are stored is implementation specific. A repository might chose to store a single copy of the SGML file, which would then be shared between representations. Alternately, the repository could choose to duplicate the SGML file and store two identical copies of it. The two representations would then consist of the TIFF and SGML copy 1, and the JPEG2000 and SGML copy 2. Not all preservation repositories will be concerned with representations. A repository might, for example, preserve file objects only and rely on external agents to assemble these objects into usable representations. If the repository does not manage representations, it does not need to record metadata about them. Intellectual Entities and Objects The between Intellectual Entities and Objects can be illustrated by a couple of examples: Example 1, Animal Antics: The book Animal Antics was published in A library digitized Animal Antics, creating one TIFF file for each of 189 pages. As structural metadata, it created an XML file showing how the images are assembled into a complete book. The library then performed OCR on the TIFF images, ultimately creating a single large text file that was marked up by hand in SGML. The library submitted 189 TIFF files, one XML file, and one SGML file to a preservation repository. To the repository Animal Antics is an Intellectual Entity: it is a reasonable unit that can be described as a whole, with properties such as an author, a title, and a publication date. The repository has two representations, one consisting of 189 TIFF files and an XML file, and the other consisting of one SGML file. Each representation could render a complete version of Animal Antics, albeit with different functionalities. The repository will record metadata about two representation objects and 191 file objects. 1-4 Data Dictionary for Preservation Metadata: Final Report of the PREMIS Working Group
15 1. The PREMIS Data Model Example 2, Welcome to U: Welcome to U, submitted to a preservation repository as an AVI (Audio Video Interleaved) file, is a 10-minute movie introducing new students to a university campus. Welcome to U is an Intellectual Entity. The repository has one representation, which consists of a single AVI file. The repository s preservation strategy requires that it manage the audio bits of the AVI file separately from the video bits. The repository will record metadata about one re presentation object, one file object, and two bitstream objects. Events The Event entity aggregates metadata about actions. A preservation repository will record events for many reasons. Documentation of actions that modify (that is, create a new version of) a digital object is critical to maintaining digital provenance, a key element of authenticity. Actions that create new s or alter existing s are important in explaining those s. Even actions that alter nothing, such as validity and integrity checks on objects, can be important to record for management purposes. For billing or reporting purposes some repositories may track actions such as requests for dissemination or reports. It is up to the repository which actions to record as Events. Some actions may be considered too trivial to record, or may be recorded in other systems (as, for example, routine file backups may be recorded in storage management systems). It is also an implementation decision whether to record events that occur before an object is ingested into the preservation repository, for example, derivation from an earlier object, or changes of custody. In theory, events following the deaccessioning of an Intellectual Entity could also be recorded. For example, a repository might Data Dictionary for Preservation Metadata: Final Report of the PREMIS Working Group 1-5
16 1. The PREMIS Data Model first deaccession an Intellectual Entity, then delete all file Objects associated with that entity, and record each deletion as an Event. In the data model Objects are associated with Events in two ways. If an Object is related to a second Object through (because of) an Event, the Event identifier is recorded in the container as the semantic component relatedevent. If the Object simply has an associated Event with no to a second Object, the Event identifier is recorded in the container linkingeventidentifier. (For more information on s, see page 1-8.) For example, assume a preservation repository ingests an XML file (object A) and creates a normalized version of it (object B) by running a program (event 1). In the metadata for object B, this could be recorded in as follows: Type = derivation SubType = derived from relatedobject relatedobjectidentifiertype = local relatedobjectidentifiervalue = A relatedobjectsequence = not applicable relatedevent relatedeventidentifiertype = local relatedeventidentifiervalue = 1 relatedeventsequence = not applicable Continuing with this example, assume that after object B is created it is validated by running another program (event 2). In this case event 2 pertains only to object B, not to the between B and A. The link to event 2 would be recorded as linkingeventidentifier: linkingeventidentifiertype = local linkingeventidentifiervalue = 2 A given Object can be associated in these two ways with any number of Events. All events have outcomes (success, failure, etc.). Some events also have outputs; for example, the execution of a program creates a new file object. The semantic units eventoutcome and eventoutcomedetail are intended for documenting qualitative outcomes. For example, if the event is an act of format validation, the value of eventoutcome might be a code indicating the object is fully valid. Alternatively, it might be a code indicating the object is not fully valid, and eventoutcomedetail could be used to describe all anomalies found. If the program performing the validation writes a log of warnings and error messages, a second instance of eventoutcomedetail could be used to store or point to that log. If an event creates objects that are stored in the repository, those objects should be described as entities with a complete set of applicable metadata and associated with the event by links. 1-6 Data Dictionary for Preservation Metadata: Final Report of the PREMIS Working Group
17 1. The PREMIS Data Model Agents Agents are clearly important but are not the focus of the Data Dictionary, which defines only a means to identify the agent and a classification of agent type (person, organization or software). While more metadata is likely to be necessary, this is left to other initiatives to define. The data model diagram shows an arrow from the Agent entity to the Event entity, but no arrow from Agent to the Object entity. Agents influence Objects only indirectly through Events. Each Event can have one or more related Objects and one or more related Agents. Because a single Agent can perform different roles in different Events, the role of the Agent is a property of the Event entity, not of the Agent entity. Rights Many efforts are concerned with metadata related to intellectual property rights and permissions, from rights expression languages to the <indecs> framework. However, only a small body of work addresses rights and permissions specifically related to digital preservation. The working group surveyed the literature, reviewed the Implementation Survey Report, and solicited use cases. To keep the scope of the discussion manageable, the working group agreed to concentrate on rights and permissions concerned with preservation activities, leaving aside those concerned with access and/or distribution. To further narrow the scope it was proposed that only two expressions were required: Agent A holds this right to Object B and Agent A grants [the repository] this permission related to Object B. Finally, this was narrowed to the single case, Agent A grants this permission for Object B. It could be inferred from this that the agent held the right to grant the permission. Permission was defined as an agreement between the rights holder and the repository, allowing the repository to undertake some action. Another issue was the appropriate level of granularity for the definitions of the various aspects of permission. For example, if a repository is allowed to make up to three backup copies, this could be expressed as a single statement of permission: permission = make up to three backup copies Or it could be expressed as a more granular set of terms: act = copy purpose = backup condition = none quantity limit = three time limit = none geographic limit = none (and so on) Data Dictionary for Preservation Metadata: Final Report of the PREMIS Working Group 1-7
18 1. The PREMIS Data Model The working group decided to divide these into only three semantic units: one for the allowed act, one for the expiration date of the permission, and one for all other terms, conditions, restrictions and/or limitations. The dates of the term of the grant were separated out because dates are best represented in a structured format; other restrictions were combined largely for the sake of simplicity of implementation. Finally, a note was added to allow additional or related information to be recorded. Expressing permission for three backup copies in the final structure for the permission semantic unit would take this form: act = make a copy restriction = up to three; for the purpose of backup only termofgrant startdate = enddate = none permissionnote = none Repositories requiring more granularity are free to develop their own typologies of restrictions. The semantic units defined in the Data Dictionary should be considered only a start, focused on a very narrow need. A great deal of work remains to be done when the community has more implementation experience in this area. Relationships Relationships between Objects The group began its exploration of this topic by collecting examples from existing preservation metadata projects. It found a wide range of metadata facts expressed as s for example, is migrated from, is keyed text of, is thumbnail of. In some cases these statements combine more than one fact (e.g., is keyed text of combines is a keyed text and is derived from ). The group also reviewed the element refinements for the Dublin Core Relation element (IsPartOf, IsFormatOf, IsVersionOf, etc.) and concluded that most s among objects appear to be variants of these three basic types: structural, derivation, and dependency. Structural s show s between parts of objects. The structural s between the files that constitute a representation of an Intellectual Entity are clearly essential preservation metadata. If a preservation repository can t put the pieces of a digital object back together, it hasn t preserved the object. For a simple digital object (e.g., a photograph) structural information is minimal: the file constitutes the representation. Other digital objects such as e-books and Web sites can have quite complex structural s. Derivation s result from the replication or transformation of an Object. The intellectual content of the resulting Object is the same, but the Object s instantiation, and possibly its format, are different. When file A of format X is migrated to create file B of format Y, a derivation exists between A and B. 1-8 Data Dictionary for Preservation Metadata: Final Report of the PREMIS Working Group
19 1. The PREMIS Data Model Many digital objects are complex, and both structural and derivation information can change over time as a result of preservation activities. For example, a digitized book represented by 400 TIFF page images might after migration become four PDF files each containing 100 pages. A structural among objects can be established by an act of derivation before the objects were ingested by the repository. For example, a word-processing document could have been used to create derivative files in PDF and XML formats. If only the PDF and XML files are submitted to the preservation repository, these objects are different representations of the same Intellectual Entity with parent-child s to the source word-processing file. They do not have derivation s with each other, but do have a structural as siblings (children of a common parent). There is no one way to model all possible structural or derivation information. Rather than specify a particular approach, the group identified essential information that must be captured. The PREMIS Data Dictionary describes this in the semantic of the semantic unit. Structural and derivative s link Objects; the Objects must be identified. The type of must be identified in some way (e.g., is child of ) and the may be associated with an Event that created that. Implementers will likely choose approaches that best suit the content to be preserved by using, for example, the METS structmap or the Dublin Core Relation refinements. A dependency exists when one object requires another to support its function, delivery, or coherence of content. An object may require a font, style sheet, DTD, schema, or other file that is not formally part of the object itself but is necessary to render it. The Data Dictionary handles dependency s as part of the environment information, in the semantic units dependency and swdependency. In this way requirements for hardware and software are brought together with requirements for dependent files to form a complete picture of the information or assets required for the rendering and/or understanding of the object. Relationships between entities of different types The data model diagram uses arrows to show s between entities of different types. Objects are related to Intellectual Entities, Objects are related to Events, Agents are related to Events, etc. The Data Dictionary expresses s as linking information by including in the information for entity A a pointer to the related entity B. Every entity in the data model has a unique identifier for use as a pointer. So, for example, the Object entity has arrows pointing to Intellectual Entities and Events. These are implemented in the Data Dictionary by the semantic units linkingintellectualentityidentifier and linkingeventidentifier. The 1:1 principle In digital preservation it is common practice to create new copies or versions of stored objects. For example, in forward migration file A in format X may be input to a program which outputs file B in format Y. There are two ways to think about files A and B. One might think of them as a single Object, the history of which includes the transformation from X to Y, or one could think of them as two distinct Objects with a created by the transformation Event. Data Dictionary for Preservation Metadata: Final Report of the PREMIS Working Group 1-9
20 1. The PREMIS Data Model The 1:1 principle in metadata asserts that each description describes one and only one resource. As applied to PREMIS metadata, every Object held within the preservation repository (file, bitstream, representation) is described as a static set of bits. It is not possible to change a file (or bitstream or representation); one can only create a new file (or bitstream or representation) that is related to the source Object. In the example above, therefore, files A and B are distinct Objects with a derivative between them. The Data Dictionary has a semantic unit for the creation date of an Object (datecreatedbyapplication) but not for the modification date of an Object, because an Object, by definition, cannot be modified. When new objects are derived from existing objects the event that created the new object should be recorded as an Event, which will have a date/time stamp. The (s) among the objects should be recorded using the semantic unit associated with the Object entity. The semantic component relatedevent should be used to make the association with the Event Data Dictionary for Preservation Metadata: Final Report of the PREMIS Working Group
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I'm feeding my 5 month old baby. I'm losing too much hair & I can see female pattern baldness ' which is just started' . I don't want to go for stemcell or laser as I can't afford it. please suggest me best medicine to stop hair fall and if possible for regrowth of the hair. or if you can suggest any dermatologist in Hyderabad . I dnt have medical history, no bp, no diabetic, no other medical problem i'm 32 & i'm fit. YYYY@YYYY is my email id
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Brief Answer: Normal to lose hair during lactation Detailed Answer: Hi, Let me quote some facts before you worry. During pregnancy hair fall is minimal due to hormonal influence or the hair is not lost as regular cycling process. Very few follicles go into telogen phase and drop. This would be soon compensated with heavy hair loss post pregnancy. After delivery the hormonal influence is gone and hence hair fall begins. It is totally normal and you will get back your original hair within next one year. At this point you just remain cool. You can take TAB BIOTIN FORTE, 10mg, once a day. You can take green leaves in the food as dal / curry every day. Add one root vegetable on alternate days. If you still want to consult Dermatologist let me know.
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The group saw an 11 percent decline in share price this week - the most in a year of trading on the London exchange - and characterised its second quarter trading as "disappointing in casino, poker and bingo." The shares have fallen 23 percent thus far in 2010, giving the company a market value of GBP 298.3 million ($452.7 million).
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