JH VE 2 Digital Library Federation Fall Forum Providence, November 12-14, 2008 JH VE 2 Needs Assessment and Functional Requirements Stephen Abrams California.

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JH VE 2 Digital Library Federation Fall Forum Providence, November 12-14, 2008 JH VE 2 Needs Assessment and Functional Requirements Stephen Abrams California Digital Library Evan Owens Portico Tom Cramer Stanford University

JH VE 2 Agenda Project goals, deliverables, and schedule New terminology and concepts Functional requirements

JH VE 2 JH VE 2 project A next-generation architecture for format-aware object characterization –Three-fold goals: Re-factor the existing architecture to achieve higher performance, simplify system integration, and encourage third-party enhancement Provide significant new function Implement modules Collaborative project of CDL, Portico, and Stanford University –Funded by Library of Congress/NDIIPP –Open source BSD license

JH VE 2 New function Complex object data model Generic plug-in interface Common data structure passed between modules to enable stateful processing Identification de-coupled from validation Standardized handling of format profiles and error reporting Symbolic display of binary formats API-level support for editing

JH VE 2 Format support Based on project partner requirements and budgetary constraints –Image:JPEG 2000, TIFF –Audio:WAVE –Text:SGML, UTF-8, XML –Document:PDF –GIS:Shapefile –Color:ICC –And their well-known variants, e.g. TIFF/IT, TIFF/EP, GeoTIFF, EXIF, DNG, … Unfortunately precluding some JHOVE-supported formats –AIFF, GIF, HTML, JPEG

JH VE 2 Schedule Months 1-6 Outreach, design, and prototyping Months 7-9 Core APIs and framework Months Module implementation

JH VE 2 For more information Wikiconfluence.ucop.edu/display/JHOVE2Info/Homeconfluence.ucop.edu/display/JHOVE2Info/Home Mailing listsJHOVE2-Announce-L JHOVE2-Techtalk-L (Subscribe via the wiki)

JH VE 2 Terminology What is it? –IdentificationDetermining presumptive format through signature matching What is it, really? –ValidationDetermining conformance to commonly- accepted normative requirements What about it? –Feature extractionReporting intrinsic properties significant to preservation planning and action What should you do with it? –AssessmentDetermining acceptability for a given purpose on the basis of locally-defined policies

JH VE 2 Objects, not files

JH VE 2 Functional requirements Given the use of new terminology to define characterization, is the conceptual basis for the project clear? What does "assessment" mean in the context of your existing or planned preservation workflows? Ambiguous statements in format specifications can be dealt with in two ways: –Configurable validation criteria, or –The application of assessment rules to the results of prescribed validation criteria Which seems preferable?

JH VE 2 Functional requirements Given a potential trade-off between: –More substantive assessment capabilities –More supported formats what would your prioritization be? Regarding the functional requirements, what is missing? What is most important? Would you be interested in pursuing 3rd party development, or co-development, of missing functionality?

JH VE 2 Functional requirements Do you have interesting test data that you can contribute to a JHOVE2 testbed? Any other questions or suggestions?