METS at UC Berkeley Part I: Generating METS Objects.

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METS at UC Berkeley Part I: Generating METS Objects

Background Kinds of materials: – primarily imaged content & tei encoded content archival materials: manuscripts and pictorial collections oral histories Kinds of Metadata – Structural metadata: physical structure – Descriptive metadata – BasicTechnical metadata about digital files and how they were produced

Tools For Producing METS Objects GenDB – Gathers structural, descriptive and technical metadata GenX – Generates METS objects from GenDB

GenDB Consists of: – Relational database (Currently SQL Server) – Locally developed software for gathering metadata and facilitating digital processing

Div 1 GenDB Database Structure Structural Metadata Div 2 Div 3 Object 1 Object 2 (root) (parent = div 1) Div 1 Div 2 Div 3 (root) (parent = div 2) (parent = div 1) Div 4 (parent = div 2) Object 1 Div 1 Div 2 Div 3 Object 2 Div 1 Div 2 Div 3 Div 4 … Structural Md Table

Div 1 GenDB Database Structure Descriptive Metadata Div 2 Div 3 Object 1 Object 2 Div 1 Div 2 Div 3 Div 4 Core Desc Md Name 1 Name 2 Name 3 Note 1 Note 2 Note 3 Name Table Note Tables Structural Md Table

Div 1 GenDB Database Structure Content File/Technical Md Div 2 Div 3 Object 1 Master Image Table Derivative Image Table Structural Md Table Drv 1 Drv 2 Drv 3 Mstr 1 Mstr 2 Technical Md Drv 4 Technical Md

Populating the Database Tables Web interface: manual input of structural and descriptive metadata Digitization Management modules – Generate work orders to guide digitization process – Import content file information and technical metadata coming out of digitization process Batch loader: batch input based on TEI encodings, legacy metadata

Web Interface: WebGenDB Web Interfac e SQL Server Database Java Servlet Java Server XML Config Files rmi jdbc

Digitization Management Modules Web Interfac e Java Servlet Java Server SQL Server Database Imaging/ Transcription WorkOrders Vendor Technical MD Spreadsheets

Batch Loader Web Interfac e SQL Server Database Java Servlet Java Server Java Batch Loader XML Batch Load File TEI Docs XSLT

Relationship of GenDB to METS Metadata not directly stored in METS, MODS or MIX schema formats. – Much of the database structure was developed before these standards emerged – Database structure and content adjusted to be compatible with all these formats

GenX: From GenDB to METS Allows Digital Publishing Group staff to select the objects in the GenDB database that are ready for export and to export them as METS objects.

GenX Architecture App Interfac e GenDB Java Application METS XML Repository JDBC

GenX Output METS output corresponding to version 1.3 Descriptive metadata exported to METS descMD in MODS 2.0 format Technical Metadata exported to METS techMD in MIX format Planned: – Text technical md to METS descMD in NYU TextMD – Rights to METS rightsMD in ODRL subset ?

GenDB Technology Summary Java Server Java Servlet running in Tomcat engine RMI JDBC Unicode XSLT processed by Xalan JDOM FOP

Links GenDB Web Interface Demo – – login: demo – password: demo Developers: – – –

Appendix: WebGenDB Interface Selected Screen Shots