Method of collaboration. The following diagram shows the preview of structure of the MASTER+. M-Tool enables to produce the msDescription and page elements. DSP will use existing and the newly created M-Tool and M-Can applications. The multiple pgImage elements are allowed inside page element to enable capturing multiple image quality levels. The pgImage/@href contains the URL of the particular image.
Method of collaboration. Collaboration is the key to success of the Customer / Xxxxx Global support partnership. Xxxxx Global will use Xxxxx Support Portal to record the issues, resource assignment and escalations with target dates and progress notes. Xxxxx Global will use Customer’s Team Foundation Server for source control , but if Customer does not have TFS configured, Xxxxx Global will configure the TFS on Customer’s Environment with access to both team. The four major area and tools which will be critical for this success are as follows: • Issue Assignment & Escalations – Xxxxx Support Portal • Source Code Control - TFS • Configuration Management - TFS • Status Reporting & Documentation - Xxxxx Support Portal & Email
Method of collaboration. OAI-PMH based harvesting of both UNIMARC slim bibliographic records and the MAG structural metadata with subsequent processing and conversions within a BNCF dedicated connector. Data elements are available via a HTTP by calling a script xxxx://xxxx.xxxx.xxxxxxx.xxx.xx/TecaFrontEnd/servlet/readImg with appropriate parameters, for instance xxxx://xxxx.xxxx.xxxxxxx.xxx.xx/TecaFrontEnd/servlet/readImg?RisIdr=BNCF0003471607& ;usage=3 where RisIdr is a particular image ID and usage is a requested image quality level indicator. The full link to file can be read in the //mag:img/mag:file[@Location=‘URL‘]/xlink:href, e.g. <mag:file Location="URL" xlink:href="xxxx://xxxx.xxxx.xxxxxxx.xxx.xx/TecaFrontEnd/servl et/readImg?RisIdr=BNCF0003465109&usage=3"/> The applicable foliation/pagination can be found in the element //mag:img/mag:nomenclature.
Method of collaboration. Off-line metadata passing (via FTP or other method) with subsequent processing and conversions within a BUTE dedicated connectors. The following diagrams reflect the structure of the METS and the local descriptive metadata used. The mets:fileGrp groups appropriate level quality files which are linked by mets:file/mets:FLocat/@xlink:href. The mets:structMap contains the structural map of the complex digital document including the map of the digitised copy. The applicable pagination is also included and processed. The appropriate files in the file section are referred by mets:div[@TYPE=”DigitalCopy”]/mets:div[TYPE="Page"]/mets:fptr/ @FILEID value which refers to corresponding value in mets:file/@ID. Data elements are available directly via a HTTP.
Method of collaboration. The following diagram shows the preview of structure of the METS sample. The mets:fileGrp groups appropriate level quality files which are linked by mets:file[@MIMETYPE=“image/jpeg“]/mets:FLocat/@xlink:href. The mets:structMap[@TYPE=“PHYSICAL“] contains the page sequence of the digitised copy. The applicable pagination is not included. The mets:fileGrp[@USE="original“] contains the original DjVu files reference. The particular files in the file section are referred by mets:div[@TYPE=”DigitalCopy”]/mets:div[TYPE="Page"]/mets:fptr/ @FILEID value which refers to corresponding value in mets:file/@ID. Data elements are available directly via a HTTP.
Method of collaboration. Off-line metadata passing (via FTP or other method) with subsequent processing and conversions within a VUL dedicated connectors. The following diagrams reflect the structure of the METS and the local descriptive metadata used: The mets:fileGrp groups appropriate level quality files which are linked by mets:file/mets:FLocat/@xlink:href. The mets:structMap contains the structural map of the document.
Method of collaboration. It is understood that the IBMS needs to interface with the Fire system; To begin with, a preliminary discussion take place between the IBMS supplier and the FIRE SYSTEM supplier. Several discussions are held between IBMS & Fire system supplier to understand the interfacing requirements. IBMS supplier requests for the following information from the VTS supplier: The physical system details Control system architecture & schematics Floor plan equipment location drawings Sequence of operation Command datapoints & data points available to IBMS Communication protocols BOQ Data formats The VTS supplier submits the above information to the IBMS supplier. IBMS supplier reviews the information. A workshop is scheduled. The system information is discussed in detail. The complete list and explanation is given the following sections.
