Common use of Receipt Confirmation Clause in Contracts

Receipt Confirmation. The Archive will provide a notification describing the datasets publication and archival. Appropriate links to the archived data sets will be provided in the e-mail correspondence. No quality checks on the submitted data are planned. Submission Information Packages (SIP) will be organized into 'bags'. Each 'bag' will contain data, metadata, and manifest files which fully document the files intended to be submitted. The 'bags' will be folders on xxxxx://xxxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/ which correspond to the name of the Regional Association (cencoos/). Within the Regional Association folder there will be a folder (or 'bag') with four standard files with the following names: bag- into.txt, bagit.txt, manifest-sha256.txt, and tagmanifest-sha256.txt as well as a data/ directory which will contain folders for all of the netCDF files to be submitted. Each of the folders within the data/ directory represent an instrument/instrument deployment. Archive File Type Name: Descriptive name for this archive file type Archive File Attributes/IDs: Archive attributes of each archived file type. Attribute/ID Type Value none Attribute/ID value New, never-before seen data files will be archived based on which station they are: each station will be assigned an accession number. New, data from a previously submitted station: The AIP for that station will be updated (NCEI-MD's major-revision) with the new data file. Revised, data that was previously submitted that needs to be updated: If the naming conventions match and the checksums do not match, then the most recent submission of that file will be assumed to be the latest and greatest submission and will replace the previous file.

Receipt Confirmation. The Archive will provide a notification describing the datasets publication and archival. Appropriate links to the archived data sets will be provided in the e-mail correspondence. No quality checks on the submitted data are planned. Submission Information Packages (SIP) will be organized into 'bags'. Each 'bag' will contain data, metadata, and manifest files which fully document the files intended to be submitted. The 'bags' will be folders on xxxxx://xxxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/ which correspond to the name of the Regional Association (cencoos/aoos/). Within the Regional Association folder there will be a folder (or 'bag') with four standard files with the following names: bag- into.txt, bagit.txt, manifest-sha256.txt, and tagmanifest-sha256.txt as well as a data/ directory which will contain folders for all of the netCDF files to be submitted. Each of the folders within the data/ directory represent an instrument/instrument deployment. Archive File Type Name: Descriptive name for this archive file type Archive File Attributes/IDs: Archive attributes of each archived file type. Attribute/ID Type Value none none. Attribute/ID value New, never-before seen data files will be archived based on which station they are: each station will be assigned an accession number. New, data from a previously submitted station: The AIP for that station will be updated (NCEI-MD's major-revision) with the new data file. Revised, data that was previously submitted that needs to be updated: If the naming conventions match and the checksums do not match, then the most recent submission of that file will be assumed to be the latest and greatest submission and will replace the previous file.

Receipt Confirmation. The Archive will provide a notification describing the datasets publication and archival. Appropriate links to the archived data sets will be provided in the e-mail correspondence. No quality checks on the submitted data are planned. Submission Information Packages (SIP) will be organized into 'bags'. Each 'bag' will contain data, metadata, and manifest files which fully document the files intended to be submitted. The 'bags' will be folders on xxxxx://xxxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/ which correspond to the name of the Regional Association (cencoos/secoora/). Within the Regional Association folder there will be a folder (or 'bag') with four standard files with the following names: bag- into.txt, bagit.txt, manifest-sha256.txt, and tagmanifest-sha256.txt as well as a data/ directory which will contain folders for all of the netCDF files to be submitted. Each of the folders within the data/ directory represent an instrument/instrument deployment. Archive File Type Name: Descriptive name for this archive file type Archive File Attributes/IDs: Archive attributes of each archived file type. Attribute/ID Type Value none Attribute/ID value New, never-before seen data files will be archived based on which station they are: each station will be assigned an accession number. New, data from a previously submitted station: The AIP for that station will be updated (NCEI-MD's major-revision) with the new data file. Revised, data that was previously submitted that needs to be updated: If the naming conventions match and the checksums do not match, then the most recent submission of that file will be assumed to be the latest and greatest submission and will replace the previous file.