Metadata requirements for digital preservation are different and additional to what you may have for your digital content. As a TDR, you will be following the requirements for preservation metadata as per the OAIS Framework and PREMIS (Preservation Metadata Implementation Strategies). Determining what metadata has already been produced or captured for your digital content is an important first step. Gap Analysis (cheatsheet) - a digital preservation gap analysis includes metadata
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TDL Decision Tree: What does ‘well-managed collections’ mean and how do I achieve it? - well-managed collections include minimal metadata suggestions |
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The integrity features in the 1996 Preserving Digital Information report that were adopted for us in OAIS include:
The 2012 revision of the OAIS Reference Model added Access Rights to the list of integrity features, but otherwise retained the original set that was captured in the 1996 report. |
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DPM Workshop https://dpworkshop.org/dpm-eng/foundation/metadata/adding.html
PAIMAS Are you using PAIMAS to guide your digital content ingest?
DuraCloud https://wiki.lyrasis.org/display/DURACLOUDDOC/DuraCloud+Sync+Tool#DuraCloudSyncTool-Metadata
https://coptr.digipres.org/index.php/Main_Page Community Owned digital Preservation Tools Registry - Metadata
Preservation Metadata Implementation Strategies (PREMIS) (DPM cheatsheet) ( DPM video)
TDL Decision Tree: What does ‘well-managed collections’ mean and how do I achieve it? - well-managed collections includes minimal metadata suggestions
Gap Analysis (cheatsheet) - a digital preservation gap analysis includes metadata
This is a joint initiative between TDL Digital Preservation Services and the Digital Preservation Management (DPM) Workshop and Global Archivist LLC. Dr. Nance McGovern and Kari Smith 2024.