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Eligibility • Respondents have completed the migra0on process from the “Old DAMS" to the "New DAMS“ • Respondents are currently migra0ng from the “Old DAMS” to the “New DAMS“ • Respondents have selected a “New DAMS” but have not started the migra0on process
Evalua0on Topics • Implementa0on & Day-‐to-‐Day Costs • User Administra0on • Organiza0onal Viability • Technical Support • System Administra0on • Extensibility
The ability to allow other digital library environments to harvest its content
16
3.75
0.45
The ability to support multiple metadata schema
22
3.68
0.57
16
3.50
0.82
The ability to support local metadata standards and practices
22
3.32
0.95
The “New DAMS” supports digital object identifiers
22
3.23
0.97
The “New DAMS” supports linked data technologies
22
2.82
1.10
22
2.59
1.05
The “New DAMS” automates metadata creation
10
2.50
1.18
The “New DAMS” supports personal digital identifiers
21
2.24
0.94
The "New DAMS" has the ability to export all or part of the metadata for reuse
The ability to support user generated metadata such as tags or folksonomies
What descrip0ve metadata standards/schema did you desire the "New DAMS" to support? (Total Responses = 74) Total Number of Responses
Total Number of Responses
%
%
Dublin Core
19
90
PB Core
3
14
MODS
16
76
DDI
3
14
EAD
12
57
All Schema/Schema-less
3
14
MARC
10
48
GNS
1
5
VRA Core
7
33
Survey Answer
Survey Answer
What metadata did you desire the "New DAMS" to automa0cally create? (Total Responses= 13) Survey Answer
Total Number of Responses
%
Technical metadata
8
100
Preservation metadata
5
63
What administra0ve, preserva0on, structural, and/or technical metadata standards did you desire the "New DAMS" to support? (Total Responses = 50) Survey Answer
Total Number of Responses
%
METS
18
90
PREMIS
15
75
TEI
8
40
VRA Core
5
25
MIX
2
10
PB Core
2
10
What interoperability methods and/or standards did you desire the "New DAMS" to support? (Total Responses = 34) What linked data technologies did you desire the "New DAMS" to support?
Survey Answer
Total Number of Responses
%
OAI-PMH
14
88
APIs
9
56
Z39.50
6
38
SRU/SRW
3
19
OAI-ORE
1
6
SPARQL
1
6
What linked data technologies did you desire the "New DAMS" to support? (Total Responses = 29)
Survey Answer
Total Number of Responses
%
RDF/XML
16
89
JSON
10
56
Rich Snippets/Rich Data
2
11
Other
1
6
What digital object iden0fiers did you want the "New DAMS" to support? (Total Responses = 28) Survey Answer
Total Number of Responses
%
doi
17
60
ezid
4
14
ARK
3
11
handle
2
7
urn:nbn
1
4
local
1
4
What personal digital iden0fiers did you want the "New DAMS" to support? (Total Responses = 26) Survey Answer
Total Number of Responses
%
ORCID
12
46
ARK
5
19
ResearcherID
4
15
Other
3
12
MADS Authorities
1
4
ISNI
1
4
Discussion “What are the metadata needs for migra0ng from one DAMS to another?” • Support for mul0ple or all metadata schema • Support for metadata reuse among other library DAMS as well as among users • Support for digital object iden0fiers
Support for mul0ple or all metadata schema • Popular Schema • Dublin Core • MODS • EAD • Move towards “schema-‐less”?
Support for metadata reuse among other library DAMS as well as among users • Aggregators • OAI-‐PMH • API • Move towards reuse?
Support for digital iden0fiers • DOIs • PDIs
Limita0ons and next steps • Limita0ons • Sample size and significance • Scope • Defini0ons • Future Research • Ins0tu0onal/Data Repositories
Conclusion • 3 needs • Thinking of metadata from the beginning
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