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In sickness and in health, in good times and bad, until Mars do us part: Those weren't exactly the marriage vows Becky Sullivan agreed to, but it's increasingly looking like a reality.
Her husband, Ken Sullivan, has made the cut from more than 200,000 applicants to 1,058 for a one-way trip to settle the planet as part of the Mars One project. The pool will eventually be whittled to about 24 people.
It's led to some difficult conversations around the dinner table.
'The question is do we get divorced now or get divorced later,' she said Sunday night in their living room. 'If I stand in the way of his dreams and passions, then we get divorced now, so I have to be supportive.'
Leaving behind a wife is difficult enough, but Ken Sullivan, 38, has four children ranging in age from 6 months to 13 years old.
'I don't like it, not at all,' said Kaitlyn, 12, about the thought of her dad blasting off to Mars, never to return. 'When he leaves, I'd have a way to talk to him, but I can't ever see him in person again.'
Sullivan's two oldest daughters, from a previous marriage, would be grown by the time the first mission takes off, currently set for 2024, but his 3-year-old son, Kaunner, and infant daughter, Tana, would be at ages where having a dad around is crucial.
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From one insane city to the City of Light. This next story is about life in Paris from NPR correspondent Eleanor Beardsley. But please be warned: it's not all glamour in the French capital.
ELEANOR BEARDSLEY, BYLINE: This is a radio story born out of personal exasperation - exasperation over a bizarre and foul part of life in an otherwise beautiful world-class city. For those of you who thought Paris was the capital of fashion and culture, you must know that it's also the world capital of dog poo. And it's starting to drive me mad. It's everywhere. Walking the streets here sometimes feels like negotiating a minefield. As one friend put it, strolling a Paris boulevard is like walking down on the farm. But bizarrely, Parisians don't seem bothered by it. When I talk to locals or even expats who have been here forever, they all say the same thing: Oh, it used to be so much worse.
MARINA LEE: Why aren't we going over there?
BEARDSLEY: But for tourists and newcomers, like my friend Marina Lee who just moved here with her husband and kids, it's a shock. She describes walking to school in the morning.
LEE: And if we're running late then we'll go the short way, but it has a lot of poop on it. And so that's not our preferred way to go. It didn't occur to me that I'd have to deal with so much poop on the streets, especially on the rainy days.
BEARDSLEY: I began to work myself into a frenzy over this about a year ago. Who were these selfish dog owners who didn't bother to pick up? And why could I never catch the squeaky little chien who regularly left his telltale droppings on my street? I began glaring at every dog owner with suspicion. Perhaps I could shame them into picking up. So, I made a cardboard cutout stencil that read: Let's be proud of Paris, and began spray painting it next to the piles. When that didn't work, I got so angry I just started circling the piles with red spray paint and writing, shame next to them.
I had to get to the bottom of this. And that's how I met Hamidou Traore. He's head of the Incivility Brigade for the city of Paris. As it turns out, it's been illegal to leave dog poo on the streets here since 1982. But it's hard to change habits, says Traore.
HAMIDOU TRAORE: (Through Translator) There are people who think because they pay their taxes, the street cleaners should clean up behind their dogs. It's a shame this mentality still exists. But we're here to change that.
BEARDSLEY: Around here, dog poo goes by its technical term, canine ejection or ejection canine. And there's a $50 fine for leaving it on the pavement. But of course, you have to catch the offending dog owners.
FRANK CALVET: (Foreign language spoken)
ERIC ROBICHON: Let's go.
BEARDSLEY: Meet Frank Calvet and Eric Robichon, whose job is just that. They're two of the hundred or so of plainclothes inspectors with the Incivility Brigade. And today I am thrilled to accompany them on the job.
BEARDSLEY: We arrive in Paris's chic 16th Arrondissement to begin our day. To be fair, Frank and Eric aren't just out looking for canine ejectors. Their task is to find and punish litterers of all kinds. But today, to indulge me, we quickly get down to business, so to speak, and begin following dog walkers. (Foreign language spoken) Just like in the movies, the guys lag casually behind and sometimes duck into doorways so as not to be spotted. We follow several dogs with their owners for over an hour, but none of the dogs has to go. Then all of a sudden we turn a corner and - oh my god, there's a dog pooping right in the middle of the sidewalk. We're going to see if the woman picks it up. She's picking it up. I have to go over and congratulate her. Bonjour, madam.
CLAUDETTE BOCARA: Oui.
BEARDSLEY: Claudette Bocara says you shouldn't own a dog if you don't pick up. (Foreign language spoken) So, I ask her what is in the minds of her fellow citizens who do leave it in the middle of the sidewalk.
BOCARA: (Foreign language spoken)
BEARDSLEY: They're just selfish individualists who don't care about anyone else, she says.
CALVET: (Foreign language spoken)
BEARDSLEY: The job of an undercover street inspector is a coveted one, and both Eric and Frank have risen through the ranks to get here. Their current job has turned them into street psychologists. They know which breeds do it most.
FRANK CALVET: (Foreign language spoken)
BEARDSLEY: You can follow a poodle forever, says Frank, and nothing happens. But a Labrador gets right down to business. They've got the negligent owners profiled too, but today must be an exception. Oh my god. (Foreign language spoken) We've been following this guy for about 10 minutes who threw down a lit cigarette. So, we thought he was the type that certainly wouldn't pick up his dog poo. But he did it, he just picked it up. Ah, I finally see Frank and Eric in action, giving a citation, though it's not to a canine ejector.
UNIDENTIFIED MAN: (Foreign language spoken)
BEARDSLEY: The man has emptied the trash from his car onto the street. He complains bitterly, saying the street sweepers would have cleaned it up. In the end, he recognizes it was a rather uncivil thing to do. Eric and Frank make a great team. They're insistent yet calm, and always pleasant. (Foreign language spoken) Though they try to console me, I can't help feeling disappointed that in my two forays with them we've never nabbed a canine ejector. I'm starting to believe what they tell me, that most Parisians actually do pick up. But then, as if to add insult to injury, as we're heading back, we nearly step in a steaming pile. And I'm outraged once again. I just cannot believe this. They've just left the pile in the middle of the sidewalk and we didn't even have the pleasure, the satisfaction of catching the person. Looks like if I want any satisfaction at all, I'll have to go back to my spray paint cans. Eleanor Beardsley, NPR News, Paris.
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Progress Notes
January, 2010
We had begun digitizing content in December, in order to have material with which to test the work flow, scripts, and display. This gave us a jump on the planned amount of digitization for January. Scripts used, methodology, and work flow were added to the wiki in December and January.
Beginning a bit early enabled Amanda to train one existing Digital Services student, who was available to work the first week of January, while the other did not start until January 11th, and then had to undergo training. The award letter did not arrive until late in January, and the pre-award approval did not go into effect for the first student until the 25th. Therefore, though we used approximately 140 student hours for the project in January, only about 80 were covered by the grant funding.
Amanda, Jeremiah, and Jody met with Jason Battles, Head of Web Services, to sort out issues related to the promotional web display and the usability test. Amanda developed textual content and located a potential image of Cabaniss for the website, and Jody began a section of the Digital Services wiki for Cabaniss information, to be linked into the website.
Amanda selected the Jemison Papers collection as being similar to Cabaniss, for the usability study. Jody analyzed the finding aids for Cabaniss and the Jemison collections and proposed questions for the study.
Jason provided a contact at the IRB and the names of others in the organization who have successfully navigated those waters. Jody contacted these folks for copies of their successful submissions, to use as models for our own. Amanda developed the consent form and preliminary IRB application form. The development of this took longer than we thought. Amanda, Jeremiah, and Jody met to finalize the IRB application on Friday January 29th. We hope the actual submission will be in early February.
- Total files digitized by the end of January, 2010: 6485
- Total files online by the end of January, 2010: 4561
February 2010
Amanda was out for most of a week this month, so we were challenged for the first time to cover her hours during an absence, but this went pretty smoothly. More critical is that her assignment to this project has heavily impacted the speed with which our other content is getting online, and we've had to alter our workflow and assignments there, incorporating students into the quality control process, which I consider a welcome improvement.
IRB application work has continued to hit new barriers, as we discover more and more forms and hoops to jump through. The latest one is that each person involved in the usability study must pass a 3-hour online certification course on Protecting Human Subjects. We did not plan for this, so that's a good chunk of work hours that we must dedicate to this additional preparation. In addition, one of the students currently working on the Cabaniss project will graduate in May, and thus will not be here when the study takes place. We will train a couple of additional students and use them as necessary when the time comes.
The web page is not yet live, due to Web Services department overload, but Jody developed a press release, and as soon as the website is live, we will send it out to audiences selected by our administration, as well as to appropriate listservs. The preliminary selection includes: Archives and Archivists, Metadata Librarians, LITA, Diglib, and JESSE.
Another anomaly encountered was the discovery that one box of Cabaniss is solely composed of empty envelopes, which had become separated from their letters at some point. We debated the value of digitizing them, but since we agreed to digitize the entire collection, we are forging ahead. Within the box we did discover a couple of letters, which belong elsewhere. We are separating those out and returning them to the archivists for assignment to another box and folder, at which point we will digitize them.
Digitization continues apace. 3801 more images were digitized this month, and 3617 more images went online: the first 14 boxes (out of 77) are done!
- Total files digitized by the end of February, 2010: 10,286
- Total files online by the end of February, 2010: 8178
March 2010
Early in March, we had some difficulties with the Captureback overhead camera (60 MP digital back with Phase One camera and 80mm lens), which seemed to have taken on a mind of its own (a phone consultation with the company indicates it needs repairs; we cannot afford downtime, so this may have to wait until after the project). This cost us a few hours, and while Amanda and Jeremiah struggled to sort out its issues, Jody analyzed student productivity rates for February, as we did not produce as many images as expected. An analysis of current production rates of all students, not just the ones involved in the grant, revealed that our expectations were a bit high. We had planned on flatbed digitization rates of 17 images per hour, yet for most students, including one of those in the grant, digitization speed was closer to 12 images per hour. Jeremiah and Amanda observed the students' workflow to identify problems and potential need for reeducation or remediation. However, no such issues were noted. It appears that the original rates specified in the grant had been based on experienced students working with the best possible material. The documents under digitization now are more fragile and require more care.
We had a staff meeting to discuss potential solutions and workarounds, and Amanda Presnell as Project Manager made the final selection, as she will be directly responsible for implementation. Students' level of awareness of the speed issue will be raised, and they will be trained to assist in quality control, which will free Amanda to spend more time scanning on the Captureback (on which she produces a consistent 26 images per hour). In addition, the students involved in the grant will be trained on the Captureback as well, so they can fill in there when it is free; also on optimization for the Captureback, again freeing Amanda to scan for more hours. We estimate that substitution of Captureback scanning for flatbed scanning for the slowest student potentially could make up the expected shortfall of images in less than 400 work hours.
We will continue to monitor productivity levels and adapt the workflow as needed to ensure success.
Also this month, we made our first press release File:For Immediate Release.docx to UA Dialog, Tuscaloosa News, and the following listservs: Diglib, Archives & Archivists, Metadata Librarians, Libraries and Information Technology Association (LITA), JESSE, and UALIB.
In addition, Amanda Presnell (Project Manager) proposed a poster session File:Poster Abstract.docx for the Alabama Library Association Annual Conference to be held in April 2010, and was accepted.
We completed the National Institutes of Health (NIH) training on "Protecting Human Research Participants," and made application to the Institutional Review Board (IRB) board for permission to undertake the usability study.
Our website is live! Please see http://www.lib.ua.edu/libraries/hoole/cabaniss for a description of the grant project.
- Total files digitized by the end of March, 2010: 14,944
- Total files online by the end of March, 2010: 12,900
April 2010
This month, Amanda and Jody responded to two separate requests by the Institutional Review Board for alterations to our proposed usability study application; it looks like approval is drawing near.
After the press release last month, Jody was contacted by Barbara Aikens, Chief of Collections Processing at the Archives of American Art (Smithsonian Institution). Their mass digitization of collections has a similar approach: [Collections Online]. Barbara was kind enough to extend an invitation to tour their shop, and on April 14th, Jody met with Barbara to discuss delivery methodology, work flows and usability studies. Major differences between the Smithsonian's approach and ours include that the series descriptions are separate fields in a database for search support, rather than the finding aid being a single online document, and also that there is no separation between items in their delivery, nor a way to store item-level metadata should some become available in the future. Additionally, our finding aids are searchable alongside our item-level described content (a strength of the Acumen delivery software), whereas the delivery in the Smithsonian interface is separate. Thank you so much, Barbara Aikens!
Additionally, Barbara recommended contacting Jodi Allison-Bunnell, the Program Manager at Northwest Digital Archives, who shared the preliminary report on a fairly broad usability study they did last year. The paper from the study is out for publication review. Despite the rather chilling discovery that neither the item-level described content nor the digitized content available via the finding aid provided sufficient metadata for researchers to "make a decision" -- overall, the researchers seemed to prefer access to the digitized content within the context of the finding aid. We hope to build on the results of this study, and are heartened by the results. Jodi also shared the scripts they used for the study, to help inform our own process. Thank you, Jodi Allison-Bunnell!
Jody posted a query to the EAD listserv announcing the project and asking for information about other usability studies which compare the use of item-level described digital content and digital content made available via the online EAD. Knowledge of others' efforts in this area will help to inform the scope and value of our reports on our own study.
Jeremiah is sorting out how best to juggle students to ensure that we have sufficient student labor over the summer, despite vacations and upcoming graduations.
Amanda uncovered a bug in the linking software, that added items out of order, and Jody repaired it. We are using locally-developed software for this process rather than the bulk linking available with Archivists Toolkit, primarily because we did not want to include links to derivatives within our archival finding aid. The finalized EAD will be uploaded back into Archivists Toolkit when we've finished so the archivists will have access to the completed finding aid for future work.
Amanda also presented a poster session at the Alabama Library Association Annual Convention in Huntsville, Alabama on April 15th. The session was entitled: "Leading the Way Toward Low-Cost Digital Collections: The S.D. Cabaniss Digitization Project" (see Cabaniss_Publicity). This helps us to meet our grant performance objectives, which include: "Publicize the project and its methods through press releases, announcements on appropriate listservs, an article in at least two peer-reviewed publications and presentation of the project during at least two professional conferences." Since this model is intended to help institutions with low funding to digitize their archival content, we considered it extremely important to share this at a state level conference, since few of the less-well-funded institutions are able to send representatives to national conferences. Good work, Amanda!
This month we began digitizing some letterbooks in the collection. These letterbooks require a large amount of attention to detail due to their unusual nature. First of all, the pages are very thin, similar to tissue paper, because the original letter was to be placed underneath the page and traced. So, in order to get a readable scan of one page at a time, acid free paper must be inserted in between the pages so we see only the current page when scanning. Also, these thin pages can become very fragile, and often stick together. Digitizing one of these (some are as large as 700 pages) can be quite time-consuming. Also concerning the letterbooks, we have come across some pages of the books that are very faded, almost to the point of being unreadable. We decided to digitize those pages anyway, because we feel like researchers who were interested could load these images into photo editing software and adjust the image to make the faded writing more legible. However, per our usual digitization policy, we are not digitizing blank pages of the books. We are making notes in the Tracking Files whenever a page is not digitized and why (page blank, torn out, missing, etc.).
We are still working out some issues we are having with the Capture One software and camera. Occasionally the camera will just quit working. After trying the usual troubleshooting techniques (changing batteries, turning off camera, restarting software), if the camera cannot be activated, we will just let it sit for a few hours or overnight. Whatever the issue is will then seem to resolve itself. Amanda dealt with some network connectivity issues this month, but after help from the Office of Library Technology, these issues have now been resolved.
- Total files digitized by the end of April, 2010: 20,267
- Total files online by the end of April, 2010: 18,050
May 2010
This month was marked by the end of the semester and thus changes in the student availability. Both of the two students already on the grant project will be out for long stretches of the summer, and some of that began this month. We discussed how best to manage the grant staffing over the summer, given that we have a limited number of workstations, and at times will have a full complement of students and staff. Jeremiah worked hard to develop staffing options and scheduling. A third student has now been assigned to the grant project, at least for the summer; her steady input of around 30 hours a week will balance out the loss of the other students for long stretches. At the end of the summer, one of the other students graduates, so we plan to hire again this fall.
After responding to queries and requests from the IRB board, the usability study was approved!! Since the best time to test the students is early in the fall semester before they become too busy, Amanda is planning to begin the marketing in late summer to draw in participants. After consulting with the archivists, it was decided to put a card on a holder on each table in the reading room, a flier on the door, and have plenty of copies of Frequently Asked Questions at the desk for the reference personnel to hand out. Additionally, Amanda will connect with Jason (Web Services) to ensure the laptops and Morae software will be available, will post fliers in the targeted departments, and consult with the secretarial staff to add postings to the departmental listservs. Amanda and Jeremiah will encode the usability test into the Morae software this summer as well.
More information about the usability study can be found here: Cabaniss_Usability_Study
- Total files digitized by the end of May, 2010: 26,585
- Total files online by the end of May, 2010: 24,020
June 2010
Amanda consulted with Jason Battles, Head of Web Services, about the implementation of the web advertisement for usability study participants. After some discussion, they decided to begin the web ad in early August, just prior to the desired testing time. Since students have the most free time at the beginning of the semester, we decided to target late August or early September for the usability test.
Our long-time graduate student worker (and one of our best!) Kate Matheny is working on the grant this summer, since the two students hired for the grant will be out for long stretches. At the end of the summer session, we will need to replace one of them, as she's graduating. Jeremiah is preparing to advertise; in the meantime, existing student workers will fill in as needed to ensure that we don't fall behind.
Also, Amanda had a week-long vacation this month, so we covered for her work as well. The pace of digitization is still up to par, with over 6900 new items digitized in June alone. Online we have content available now for 39 of the 77 boxes. During August and September, we expect the quantity of scanning will drop back quite a bit, as staffing will be involved in the test process, and also in the evaluation.
This month Jody submitted an article to the Journal of Library Innovation entitled "A Model for Low Cost Online Access to Manuscript Materials" to publicize the grant project; if published, this will be the first of two articles promised to meet the grant agreement. The second will follow the assessment of the usability test, and will incorporate those results.
Publicity this month also includes: Jody linked in the Cabaniss website to her homepage with a description ([1], updated the professors who contributed letters to support the grant application, and NHPRC posted a Facebook announcement about the project.
- Total files digitized by the end of June, 2010: 33,503
- Total files online by the end of June, 2010: 31,650
July 2010
This month was fairly quiet, with digitization proceeding apace, and Amanda beginning to encode the usability study into the Morae software. Jody altered Amanda's workflow a bit, so that her makeJpegs script is run from the Linux (destination) server across a mount point against the TIFF files residing on the Windows server. This takes her desktop out of the loop, leveraging the greater processing capabilities of the servers, and freeing up her desktop for other work. Also Jody added a script (moveCabanissContent) which copies the TIFF files across the mount point into a deposit directory for archiving, double checks each copy, and then deletes the copy on the Windows server. This frees up more room on the Windows server for digitization without requiring manual pickups and verifications.
Per the grant reporting requirements, Jody sent in the progress report for the first 6 months. (File:Jan2010 June2010.doc)
- Total files digitized by the end of July, 2010: 38,192
- Total files online by the end of July, 2010: 37,826
August 2010
As it tends to do, "life happened" to the individuals working on this project during the month of August. We expected to keep one of our current student workers and another who had gone for the summer was to come back and continue work on the project. Instead, both of our current student workers were offered graduate assistant positions in their respective departments that were just too good to turn down. So, we lost both of our student workers within the first week and a half of the month! We began the process of interviewing and hiring new student workers, and they are beginning the first week of September. In addition to this loss of workers, Amanda spent most of the month recruiting and scheduling participants for the Cabaniss Usability Study. This testing began on the last two days of August and will continue into September. Our number for the month are low due to the loss of student workers and Amanda's commitments to the usability study, but thankfully we have previously been very productive and had some cushion to fall back on. This should not delay the completion of the project.
- Total files digitized by the end of August, 2010: 39,633
- Total files online by the end of August, 2010: 39,723
September 2010
This month both of the new student workers for the collection began work. Each were trained and are now on a regular weekly schedule. They are doing a great job so far. Extra time was dedicated this month to training and supervision as they became acclimated to the collection. While two boxes of files were uploaded this month, none have gone live yet. During the indexing process, a bug was uncovered in Acumen software that is affecting this collection only (perhaps related to the large size of the collection). Our software programmer is looking into this issue currently and hopes to have it corrected in short order. Quite a bit of time was devoted to the Cabaniss Usability Study this month. Recruiting and scheduling of volunteers continued. We ended up with 21 total participants. I (Amanda) did have some issues with people volunteering and then failing to get back in touch with me or scheduling a time and then failing to show up. So after the original ad had been taken down, I ended up doing a second run recruiting a small number of volunteers via departmental list-servs. The study consisted of asking participants to perform a total of 8 tasks, 4 within the Cabaniss collection, and 4 within a similar collection which was laid out in our "traditional" fashion. After the participants performed these 8 tasks, they were asked to fill out a survey which gave them the opportunity to give us feedback on their experience and their opinions about the Acumen software in general and the Cabaniss collection in particular. Initial results from the surveys have been compiled, but there is still more data to be analyzed and compiled.
- Total files digitized by the end of September, 2010: 41,877
- Total files online by the end of September, 2010: 40,812
October 2010
This month Amanda consulted with Jeremiah to determine how best to use the remaining money/hours on the Cabaniss project. Part of doing that was prepping all the remaining boxes to determine the number of remaining scans. We hiring a new student and adding an existing student to the project. As the project winds down, some of the students will be moved off the grant and onto other supporting funds. I (Amanda) am confident that we will finish the project in a timely manner.
My other major undertaking this month was work on the usability study. I evaluated the results we collected, looking for patterns or other information I could extract from the survey information. I also read several articles or similar studies, in hope to better understand the kinds of things we will want to address in our article.
I did a bit of scanning on the overhead this month, and also trained Dan to use the Capture Back. This will probably mean that he will take over most of the remaining overhead scanning, while I continue analysis on the usability study results. Total scans created this month: 2472.
While prepping the final boxes I came across a large folder labeled "Miscellaneous Documents" that was not on the EAD. I showed it to Donnelly who discovered that most of these documents actually belong in other folders. She is currently working on getting these documents organized, and then we will scan them and place them in the appropriate places on the EAD.
- Total files digitized by the end of October, 2010: 44,349
- Total files online by the end of October, 2010: 43,265
This month we digitized 2219 files. Amanda began to analyze the usability videos in depth, measuring the time to first click, the amount of time to completion of each task, the number of interactions with the computer on each task, and more. She is organizing all the information into spreadsheets along with comments, responses to questions, and background of the participant. Jody gathered and analyzed many articles for a background lit review and determined that we will measure learnability by the amount of time to first click plus time to find it and how many correct; effectiveness by the number of correct completions; efficiency by how long to find it and how many steps; and satisfaction by questionnaire responses. The latter will also be sifted for requests/suggestions for change, which will be considered for modifications to the website.
- Total files digitized by the end of November, 2010: 46,568
- Total files online by the end of November, 2010: 46,587
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What It Is, and Why It's Important
The library community and its allied partners have provided at least one definition for metadata for their respective communities. Here are a couple of examples:
- "A characterization or description documenting the identification, management, nature, use, or location of information resources (data)." [The Society of American Archivists' A Glossary of Archival and Records Terminology]
- "Metadata is structured, encoded data that describe characeristics of information-bearing entities to aid in the identification, discovery, assessment, and management of the described entities." [ALA Task Force on Metadata, 1999]
To meet specific needs of a community or collection, a set of metadata elements (tags) known collectively as a schema is created that will neet the requirements.
Common charactertistics of metadata schemas:
- a limited number of elements
- the name of the element
- the definition of the element
- element's criteria
The University of Alabama Digital Collections are cultural heritage collections. Elements in schemas for cultural heritage materials have broad definitions and criteria so institutions may narrow definitions and set criteria to meet their needs.
Metadata schemas for the cultural heritage items include the CDP Metadata Working Group's [Dublin Core Metadata Best PracticesWestern Best Practices][1]. Mandatory elements include: title, creator (if available), subject, description, date digital, date orginal (if applicable), format, digitization specifications, resource identifier, and rights management.
With a primary metadata schema in place, other elements may be added to meet the needs of the collection. The elements may be added and/or borrowed from another schema.
Fields unique to our collections include "Donor" and "Funder" mapped to dc.Publisher. These terms are from the MARC relator codes, http://www.loc.gov/marc/relators/relaterm.html
Defintions from MARC Code List: Relator Codes --Term Sequence
- Donor defined as "use for person or organization who is the donor of a book, manuscript, etc., to its present owner. Donors to previous owners are designated as Former owner or Inscriber."
- Funder defined as "use for a person or organization that furnished financial support for the production of the work."
Metadata functions are grouped in three broad types by function. The types may be represented by an element in schema or a schema may be dedicated to the function.
- Descriptive metadata is the most common type of metadata, the one that most people have used. It is data that describes and identifies digital objects whether they were orginally physical artifacts or born digitally. After combining the metadata currently in use for all of our collections, we wound up with an 87-field spreadsheet template: (File:DescriptiveMetadata.xls). We are currently mapping all these fields (File:MASTER LIST for Metadata Fields in CONTENTdm (instructions).docx) to MODS, and then will be transforming each item's metadata to a MODS XML file for both online delivery and long-term storage. The current mapping can be found on the following page, with each spreadsheet column name in place of the contents of that column's field for an item: MODS_Mockup
- Administrative metadata is used to manage and administer. It is an umbrella term for the following:
- Technical metadata provides specifications that describes the generation of the digital object including reformatting history. It is used to manage and migrate digital objects.
- Rights metadata specifies legal access to our end users (see Copyright Guidelines), and digital rights for management of the digital files (see Digital_Services_Permission_Agreement).
- Structural metadata orders records with their images in a flat or hierarchical relationship that is necessary for viewing the material. We're working out how to create METS records from content located where it belongs in our archival storage area, named properly. More on that here: archival_METS
Procedures and Policies
Metadata_Movement for content being digitized in Digital Services
List of Our Standardized Descriptive Metadata Fields
Undergraduate Research Projects
General Guidelines
- If it is a photo collection, and it has been processed by one of Marina's students, copy the information from the info sheets in his/her binder.
- If it is an unprocessed photo collection or some other type of collection, and you are writing metadata
- Never abbreviate, especially states and months.
- Do not use periods at the end of fields (except it is okay in 'Notes' field, because that information is administrative metadata only, not to be used in the final metadata
- Be consistent with your terminology in descriptions and titles; for instance, if you start using "railroad track" don't switch over to "train track"
- Don't be afraid to take a second and look up information online, such as hunting down the county appropriate to a city (especially for Alabama counties; this is less important for large cities out of state) or confirming the spelling of a proper noun (like the name of a well-known person or a place name)
- Metadata files will include the entry, "MU," in the Staff Notes field after Metadata Services have remediated the data.
Guidelines by Collection Type
Photo Collections
Manuscript Collections
Metadata for all collections are entered using the same template in EXCEL. Not all of the fields will be used for one collection. Fields (columns) in the EXCEL template may be hidden to facilitate data entry. By hiding fields, the template specifications can be made for one type of object (manuscripts, photographs, audio recordings, etc.). This is specially helpful when a collection only has one type of object. For collections that contain a variety of types, it is best to use the template without any hidden fields.


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