DIP Data Model and Physical Folder Structure Sample Clauses

DIP Data Model and Physical Folder Structure. The physical structure of the E-ARK DIP must comply with the principles outlined in the E-ARK common specification. The basic E-ARK information package structure as presented in the common specification is seen in Figure 2 below. It is encapsulated in a ZIP or a TAR file, and the top-most folder carries the unique name of the DIP. The DIP consists of a “METS.xml” file that reflects the structure of the DIP and provides an inventory of its content (Packaging Information42). Any other metadata files are put in the “metadata/” folder (e.g. PREMIS, EAD). The ‘Representations’ folder contains any number of representations of the content. Any number of necessary folders and files may be placed inside these folders, and optionally a “schemas/” folder and a “documentation/” folder may be introduced. 42 The information that is used to bind and identify the components of an Information Package. For example, it may be the ISO 9660 volume and directory information used on a CD-ROM to provide the content of several files containing content information and Preservation Description Information. OAIS, Space data and information transfer systems xxxx://xxxxxx.xxxxx.xxx/publications/archive/650x0m2.pdf. Figure 2 - E-ARK IP structure requirements The diagram above represents the (D)IP structure. The DIP folder structure can change slightly depending on its content information type. The sections below that deal with the DIP format specifications will reflect these changes.
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DIP Data Model and Physical Folder Structure. The physical structure of the E-ARK DIP must comply with the principles outlined in the E-ARK common specification. The basic E-ARK information package structure as presented in the common specification is seen in Figure 2 below. It is encapsulated in a ZIP or a TAR file, and the top-most folder carries the unique name of the DIP. The DIP consists of a “METS.xml” file that reflects the structure of the DIP and provides an inventory of its content (Packaging Information58). The “metadata/” folder holds any metadata files (e.g. PREMIS, EAD), and the ‘Representations’ folder contains any number of representations of the content. Any number of necessary folders and files may be placed inside these folders, and optionally a “schemas/” folder and a “documentation/” folder may be introduced.
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