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All articles, the complete glossary and the bibliographic database should be printed out in multiple copies. The media should be archival grade and the complete object should be filed locally at the McMaster library as well as the National Library of Canada. In January of 2007, the National Library of Canada finally began accepting online publications to their digital repository. However, these are by their definition static in nature. They currently have no policy nor capabilty in place to accept dynamic media. They do however provide a standards guideline for electronic submission..
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In a nutshell, the FEDORA's object model offers multiple perspectives on digital objects. Through the Representative Perspective, the systematic definition of relationships between digital objects happens at semantic level - such as Research Articles, the Glossary Entries referenced in the article an the Bibliographic Sources of the article. These can be represented and presented in a variety of manners through the use of disseminators related to service definition objects. Through the Functional Perspective the underlying management services are modeled.
A framework such as FEDORA demonstrates that standards-based digital objects (in the Globalisation case: research papers, glossary entries or bibliographic sources) can use an RDF in order to extend access to research products. The example of the UVA Library is very similar in intent. Current index-based implementation of the Compendium and of separate datastreams to produce JIT HTML has removed the need for consideration of a unified URI and connection within a semantic model.
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This searchable database provides a compilation of all the bibliographical items utilized by researchers in the project in the academic volumes plus collections of other items on globalization and autonomy compiled by team researchers. As such, it is a comprehensive database of writing on globalization and autonomy issues.
Bibliographic entries are coded with a unique identifier and added to a MySQL database.
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All articles, the complete glossary and the bibliographic database should be printed out in multiple copies. The media should be archival grade and the complete object should be filed locally at McMaster library as well as the National Library of Canada. In January of 2007, the National Library of Canada finally began accepting online publications to their digital repository. However, these are by their definition static in nature. They currently have no policy nor capabilty in place to accept dynamic media. They do however provide a standards guideline for electronic submission.. | |||||||
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All articles, the complete glossary and the bibliographic database should be printed out in multiple copies. The media should be archival grade and the complete object should be filed locally at the McMaster library as well as the National Library of Canada. In January of 2007, the National Library of Canada finally began accepting online publications to their digital repository. However, these are by their definition static in nature. They currently have no policy nor capabilty in place to accept dynamic media. They do however provide a standards guideline for electronic submission.. | |||||||
Digital StorageThe TEI encoded XML documents, as well as the accompanying DTDs and XSL, should be committed to an archival quality DVD disk for filing along with the paper archives. The glossary and the bibliographic database should be output using custom DTDs for flatfile archival storage.FEDORA | ||||||||
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This searchable database provides a compilation of all the bibliographical items utilized by researchers in the project in the academic volumes plus collections of other items on globalization and autonomy compiled by team researchers. As such, it is a comprehensive database of writing on globalization and autonomy issues.
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All articles, the complete glossary and the bibliographic database should be printed out in multiple copies. The media should be archival grade and the complete object should be filed locally at McMaster library as well as the National Library of Canada. In January of 2007, the National Library of Canada finally began accepting online publications to their digital repository. However, these are by their definition static in nature. They currently have no policy nor capabilty in place to accept dynamic media. They do however provide a standards guideline for electronic submission.. | |||||||
Digital StorageThe TEI encoded XML documents, as well as the accompanying DTDs and XSL, should be committed to an archival quality DVD disk for filing along with the paper archives. The glossary and the bibliographic database should be output using custom DTDs for flatfile archival storage.FEDORAIn a nutshell, the FEDORA's object model offers multiple perspectives on digital objects. Through the Representative Perspective, the systematic definition of relationships between digital objects happens at semantic level - such as Research Articles, the Glossary Entries referenced in the article an the Bibliographic Sources of the article. These can be represented and presented in a variety of manners through the use of disseminators related to service definition objects. Through the Functional Perspective the underlying management services are modeled. | ||||||||
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A framework such as FEDORA demonstrates that standards-based digital objects (in the Globalisation case: research papers, glossary entries or bibliographic sources) can use an RDF in order to extend access to research products. The example of the UVA Library is very similar in intent. Current index-based implementation of the Compendium and of separate datastreams to produce JIT HTML has removed the need for consideration of a unified URI and connection within a semantic model.
PRISMPRISM (Presentation Reliability Interoperability Security Metadata) is a DCMI related project that has preservation of research data in a digital form as one of its core concerns. It focuses on the development of standard for object definition.DSpaceDSPace is a an increasingly popular open source digital asset management environment for research libraries. It provides flexibility of object definition and also allows for digital collection redistribution. | |||||||
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All articles, the complete glossary and the bibliographic database should be printed out in multiple copies. The media should be archival grade and the complete object should be filed locally at McMaster library as well as the National Library of Canada.
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Glossary EntriesThe glossary contains brief articles that provide key information on important persons, organizations, events, places, and concepts. These articles provide background for the research summaries in the Compendium, while also offering an encyclopedia of information on globalization and autonomy. Glossary entries are maintained as single text documents, and also compiled as a comprehensive glossary document. | ||||||||
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Images and FiguresThese are handled manually by the editor and the system administrator. The editor codes each file with a unique id and forwards to the system administrator. | |||||||
Bibliographic EntriesThis searchable database provides a compilation of all the bibliographical items utilized by researchers in the project in the academic volumes plus collections of other items on globalization and autonomy compiled by team researchers. As such, it is a comprehensive database of writing on globalization and autonomy issues. | ||||||||
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What Content Comprises the Compendium?The Compendium is a collection of the following digital objects.: These objects are prepared from electronic document submission by the authors and added to the compendium through the editorial process. Each object is composed of the academic content itself as well as normal academic infrastructure such as bibliographic references. All objects have topic tags during the editorial process that allow for search and retrieval. Research PapersDesigned for those interested in more technical issues examined in an academic way, these articles address globalization and autonomy relationships and questions that are not covered in the academic volumes published by UBC Press. Research papers are stored as single text documents following encoding.Research SummariesResearch Summaries are a tool to make the findings of our research available in digest form to a wide audience. Each one describes the nature of the research in question, its importance, how the research was carried out, the main findings, and the implications of those findings for globalization and autonomy. Research summaries are stored as single text documents following encoding.Position PapersPosition Papers are a tool for discussing aspects of our research on globalization and autonomy that will be of interest to a broad and general public. They may offer a commentary on a contemporary issue related to globalization and autonomy being debated and discussed in various parts of the world, a review of a popular book on globalization and autonomy issues, or a discussion of a technological innovation or an historical event important for understanding a contemporary issue or problem. Position papers are stored as single text documents following encoding.Glossary EntriesThe glossary contains brief articles that provide key information on important persons, organizations, events, places, and concepts. These articles provide background for the research summaries in the Compendium, while also offering an encyclopedia of information on globalization and autonomy. Glossary entries are maintained as single text documents, and also compiled as a comprehensive glossary document.Bibliographic EntriesThis searchable database provides a compilation of all the bibliographical items utilized by researchers in the project in the academic volumes plus collections of other items on globalization and autonomy compiled by team researchers. As such, it is a comprehensive database of writing on globalization and autonomy issues. Bibliographic entries are coded with a unique identifier and added to a MySQL database.Best Archiving PractisesPrintingAll articles, the complete glossary and the bibliographic database should be printed out in multiple copies. The media should be archival grade and the complete object should be filed locally at McMaster library as well as the National Library of Canada.Digital StorageThe TEI encoded XML documents, as well as the accompanying DTDs and XSL, should be committed to an archival quality DVD disk for filing along with the paper archives. The glossary and the bibliographic database should be output using custom DTDs for flatfile archival storage. -- ShawnDay - 19 May 2007
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