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== Map the elements of the DSpace AIPs to the Archivematica AIP ==
 
== Map the elements of the DSpace AIPs to the Archivematica AIP ==
 
*The digital objects get placed in the objects directory
 
*The digital objects get placed in the objects directory
*The license.txt files get placed in the metadata/submissiondocumentation directory; the text is parsed to the <rights> container in the PREMIS metadata
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*The license.txt files get placed in the metadata/submissiondocumentation directory; the text is parsed to the <rights> container in the PREMIS metadata. See [[PREMIS metadata: rights#License-based]]
 
*The mets.xml files get placed in the metadata/submissionDocumentation directory...hmm, why not put them in the metadata directory?
 
*The mets.xml files get placed in the metadata/submissionDocumentation directory...hmm, why not put them in the metadata directory?
  

Revision as of 15:26, 19 September 2011

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This page analyzes the structure of DSpace exports from an uncustomized (i.e. out of the box) DSpace installation.

Collection export

Used the following command (from DSpace user documentation) to export a two-item collection with the handle 123456789-6:

./dspace packager -d -a -t AIP -e <user name> -i 123456789-6 calamy.zip

This results in the export of three zipped packages: one for the collection and one for each of the items:

  • calamy.zip
  • ITEM@123456789-7.zip
  • ITEM@123456789-8.zip

The extracted contents of each zipped file are shown in this screenshot:

Export.png

Collection-level mets.xml file

The mets.xml file for the collection is structured as follows:

  • <mets ID="DSpace_COLLECTION_123456789-6" OBJID="hdl:123456789/6" TYPE="DSpace COLLECTION" PROFILE="http://www.dspace.org/schema/aip/mets_aip_1_0.xsd" xsi:schemaLocation="http://www.loc.gov/METS/ http://www.loc.gov/standards/mets/mets.xsd">
  • <metsHdr>
  • <dmdSec> (contains MODS metadata for collection-level description)
  • <dmdSec> (contains DSpace Intermediate Metadata (DIM) for collection-level description; all mapped to dc; some overlap with MODS metadata)
  • <amdSec> (contains information on DSpace users and groups associated with the collection)
  • <fileSec> (references the collection's logo, if there is one)
  • <structMap> (links the collection to its logo, if there is one, plus its two child items)
  • <structMap> (links the collection to the DSpace Community)

Item-level mets.xml file

  • <metsHdr>
  • <dmdSec_1> (contains MODS metadata for item)
  • <dmdSec_2> (contains DIM metadata for item; all mapped to dc; some overlap with MODS metadata)
  • <amdSec> (contains rights metadata)
  • <amdSec> (contains rights metadata)
  • <amdSec> (contains PREMIS object metadata; rights metadata; DIM metadata for the item)
  • <amdSec> (contains rights metadata)
  • <amdSec> (contains PREMIS object metadata; rights metadata; DIM metadata for the licence)
  • <fileSec> (links the item to the license)
  • <structMap> (links the bitstream to the logical object)
  • <structMap> (links the item to the collection)

Parsing a DSpace collection export in Archivematica

Requirements:

  • Map the elements of the DSpace AIPs to the Archivematica AIP
  • Structure the Archivematica mets.xml file to point to the DSpace mets.xml files
  • Index the metadata in all the xml files

Map the elements of the DSpace AIPs to the Archivematica AIP

  • The digital objects get placed in the objects directory
  • The license.txt files get placed in the metadata/submissiondocumentation directory; the text is parsed to the <rights> container in the PREMIS metadata. See PREMIS metadata: rights#License-based
  • The mets.xml files get placed in the metadata/submissionDocumentation directory...hmm, why not put them in the metadata directory?

Structure the Archivematica mets.xml file

METS file section Description/notes
<dmdSec> DC metadata added during transfer/ingest; SIP-level only
<amdSec> PREMIS metadata
<fileSec> Lists all the files in the objects directory of the AIP
<structMap> Groups the contents in the objects directory of the AIP to reflect the folder structure of the AIP

Question: how do we indicate the relationship between the objects and the DSpace collection-level description (the collection-level mets.xml file?)