UM manual normalization - Revision history

Evelyn: /* Option 1: Manual normalization prior to transfer into Archivematica */

2013-08-12T17:06:53Z

Option 1: Manual normalization prior to transfer into Archivematica

Evelyn: /* Option 1: Manual normalization prior to transfer into Archivematica */

2013-06-26T18:00:16Z

Option 1: Manual normalization prior to transfer into Archivematica

Evelyn: /* Option 1: Manual normalization prior to transfer into Archivematica */

2013-06-26T18:00:00Z

Option 1: Manual normalization prior to transfer into Archivematica

Evelyn: /* Option 1: Manual normalization prior to transfer into Archivematica */

2013-06-26T17:59:42Z

Option 1: Manual normalization prior to transfer into Archivematica

Evelyn: /* Option 1: Manual normalization prior to transfer into Archivematica */

2013-06-26T17:58:59Z

Option 1: Manual normalization prior to transfer into Archivematica

Evelyn: /* Option 1: Manual normalization prior to transfer into Archivematica */

2013-06-26T17:54:39Z

Option 1: Manual normalization prior to transfer into Archivematica

Evelyn: /* Option 1: Manual normalization prior to transfer into Archivematica */

2013-06-26T17:50:14Z

Option 1: Manual normalization prior to transfer into Archivematica

Evelyn: /* Option 1: Manual normalization prior to transfer into Archivematica */

2013-06-26T17:49:40Z

Option 1: Manual normalization prior to transfer into Archivematica

Courtney: /* Option 1: Manual normalization prior to transfer into Archivematica */

2013-05-07T23:13:30Z

Option 1: Manual normalization prior to transfer into Archivematica

Courtney: /* Option 1: Manual normalization prior to transfer into Archivematica */

2013-05-07T23:13:02Z

Option 1: Manual normalization prior to transfer into Archivematica

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 #:::		/access
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-#::::		        /file1.jpg
+#::::		        file1.jpg
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 #:::		/preservation
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-#::::			/file1.tif
+#::::			file1.tif
 #:file1.tga
 #:file2.doc

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 #First, create your transfers with a structure that mimics the one in this sample. Name the /topDirectory whatever you want (you can still change this when you upload the transfer to the dashboard) and place the original files in it. /manualNormalization contains two directories, /access and /preservation which include in them the files you've already normalized for access and/or preservation prior to transfer. In the sample shown here, file1.tga has a manually normalized preservation version (file1.tif) and a manually normalized access version (file1.jpg). Note that the filenames, in this instance "file1", MUST match in order for Archivematica to recognize the links between the original .tga file and the manually normalized preservation and access versions.
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 #First, create your transfers with a structure that mimics the one in this sample. Name the /topDirectory whatever you want (you can still change this when you upload the transfer to the dashboard) and place the original files in it. /manualNormalization contains two directories, /access and /preservation which include in them the files you've already normalized for access and/or preservation prior to transfer. In the sample shown here, file1.tga has a manually normalized preservation version (file1.tif) and a manually normalized access version (file1.jpg). Note that the filenames, in this instance "file1", MUST match in order for Archivematica to recognize the links between the original .tga file and the manually normalized preservation and access versions.
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 The manual normalization feature allows the user to prepare transfers that already contain manually normalized files. The user adds a /manualNormalization folder and its subdirectories to the transfer prior to processing. Archivematica recognizes that this folder already exists and will not add one during processing. This workflow requires that there must be a one-to-one relationship between the transfer and the SIP.
-#First, create your transfers with a structure that mimics the one in this sample. Name the /topDirectory whatever you want (you can still change this when you upload the transfer to the dashboard) and place the original files in it. /manualNormalization contains two directories, /access and /preservation which include in them the files you've already normalized for access and/or preservation prior to transfer, and other objects in the /topDirectory are to be treated as regular transfers. In the sample shown here, file1.tga has a manually normalized preservation version (file1.tif) and a manually normalized access version (file1.jpg). Note that the filenames, in this instance "file1", MUST match in order for Archivematica to recognize the links between the original .tga file and the manually normalized preservation and access versions.
+#First, create your transfers with a structure that mimics the one in this sample. Name the /topDirectory whatever you want (you can still change this when you upload the transfer to the dashboard) and place the original files in it. /manualNormalization contains two directories, /access and /preservation which include in them the files you've already normalized for access and/or preservation prior to transfer. In the sample shown here, file1.tga has a manually normalized preservation version (file1.tif) and a manually normalized access version (file1.jpg). Note that the filenames, in this instance "file1", MUST match in order for Archivematica to recognize the links between the original .tga file and the manually normalized preservation and access versions.
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 The manual normalization feature allows the user to prepare transfers that already contain manually normalized files. The user adds a /manualNormalization folder and its subdirectories to the transfer prior to processing. Archivematica recognizes that this folder already exists and will not add one during processing. This workflow requires that there must be a one-to-one relationship between the transfer and the SIP.
-#First, create your transfers with a structure that mimics the one in this sample. Name the /topDirectory whatever you want (you can still change this when you upload the transfer to the dashboard), /manualNormalization contains two directories, /access and /preservation which include in them the files you've already normalized for access and/or preservation prior to transfer, and other objects in the /topDirectory are to be treated as regular transfers. In the sample shown here, file1.tga has a manually normalized preservation version (file1.tif) and a manually normalized access version (file1.jpg). Note that the filenames, in this instance "file1", MUST match in order for Archivematica to recognize the links between the original .tga file and the manually normalized preservation and access versions.
+#First, create your transfers with a structure that mimics the one in this sample. Name the /topDirectory whatever you want (you can still change this when you upload the transfer to the dashboard) and place the original files in it. /manualNormalization contains two directories, /access and /preservation which include in them the files you've already normalized for access and/or preservation prior to transfer, and other objects in the /topDirectory are to be treated as regular transfers. In the sample shown here, file1.tga has a manually normalized preservation version (file1.tif) and a manually normalized access version (file1.jpg). Note that the filenames, in this instance "file1", MUST match in order for Archivematica to recognize the links between the original .tga file and the manually normalized preservation and access versions.
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-#:::	/file1.tga
+#:file1.tga
-#:::	/file2.doc
+#:file2.doc
-#:::	/file3.docx
+#:file3.docx
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 #Upload the transfer to the dashboard from your source directories in the Transfer Tab.For instructions detailing how to set up source directories, see the Administrator's manual here: [[Administrator_manual_0.10#Transfer_source_directories]]
-#Continue processing as you would a regular SIP. For instructions, see the online User manual here: [[User_manual_0.10|User manual]] through to the Ingest tab.
+#Continue processing as you would a regular SIP. For instructions, see the online [[User_manual_0.10|User manual]] through to the Ingest tab.
 #In the Ingest tab, at the normalization micro-service, choose whether to normalize for access, preservation, or both. If you choose to review normalization results prior to accepting, you will find your /manualNormalization folder and its contents in the objects directory of your transfer, with it's /access and/or /preservation folders and their content intact. If you're happy with the results here, approve normalization.
 #Continue processing according to instructions in the User manual. Stop when you reach the Store AIP micro-service.