PREMIS Sample Clauses

PREMIS. For a full metadata example on how PREMIS.xml for databases could look like, go to xxxxx://xxxxxx.xxx/DLMArchivalStandardsBoard/E-ARK-DIP/tree/master/examples/SIARD/SIARD2.0 download the zipped file called AVID.SA.Northwind.DIP.zip and locate the PREMIS.xml in metadata/preservation/PREMIS.xml and in representations/AVID.SA.18006_rep0/preservation/PREMIS.xml. In addition to the standard E-ARK DIP and SIARD metadata inside the SIARD archive file, the following information should be stored using the PREMIS semantic units:
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PREMIS. In addition to the standard E-ARK DIP and SIARD 2.0 metadata, the following information should be stored:
PREMIS. The SMURF ERMS DIP must include a PREMIS metadata file which includes information about preservation events applicable to the records as well as all information pertaining to the rendering environment necessary for end users to view and use the records (i.e. the DIP viewer). The recommendation (should) is to format all PREMIS metadata as a single metadata file which also embeds all technical metadata. Following this recommendation would increase the human-readability of the whole package. There are no further requirements or restrictions to the use of PREMIS elements and attributes. As such, the requirements highlighted for the core DIP format specification (see Chapter 3 The DIP) must be followed.
PREMIS. The SMURF SFSB DIP must include a PREMIS metadata file which includes information about preservation events applicable to the records as well as all information pertaining to the rendering environment necessary for end users to view and use the records (i.e. the DIP viewer). The recommendation (should) is to format all PREMIS metadata as a single metadata file which also embeds all technical metadata. Following this recommendation would increase the human-readability of the whole package. There are no further requirements or restrictions to the use of PREMIS elements and attributes. As such, the requirements highlighted for the overall DIP format specification (see above) must be followed.
PREMIS. Since geodata IP’s are in general a subtype of a SMURF SFSB, all the requirements for PREMIS metadata are in general equal to the specifications mentioned in the chapter 3.5.2.2. Furthermore a geodata DIP must include a PREMIS metadata file which includes information about preservation events applicable to the records as well as all information pertaining to the rendering environment necessary for end users to view and use the geodata records (i.e. IP Viewer, QGIS, GeoServer). The recommendation is to format all PREMIS metadata as a single metadata file which also embeds all technical metadata. Following this recommendation would increase the human-readability of the whole package. According to different access scenarios, geodata is sometimes altered (transformed, clipped, generalised, computed…) in order to be make it usable for the user. Since this changes change the actual content of the IP, they are described in METS (see chapter 3.6.2.1).

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