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2015-11-21 AMIA '15 face-to-face

2015-11-21 AMIA '15 face-to-face

Jun 16, 2017

Date

Nov 21, 2015

Attendees

  • @villereal – UVa

  • Tre Berney – Cornell

  • Michael Angeletti – Stanford

  • Dianne Dietrich – Cornell

  • Geoff Willard – Stanford

  • Karen Cariani – WGBH

  • Rebecca Fraimow – WGBH

Goals

  • Share the recent Hydra-related audiovisual projects are your institution

  • Articulate priorities going forward and work you'd like to see coming out of this group

Discussion items

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10 min

AV-related updates at your institution

 

  • Cornell

    • new UX work on a discovery portal

      • linking together their use of Kaltura for streaming and Shared Shelf for metadata in their Blacklight enviro

    • lots of staff turnover at the moment, so in transitional moment

  • WGBH

    • working with IUB on HydraDAM2

      • biggest work there is moving to Fedora 4, what does AV preservation system look like there?

      • Indiana is using HSM, WGBH using LTO so probably won't store their masters in Fedora 4. Metadata will be stored in Fedora 4

      • currently American Archive site gets metadata served from AMS (AVPS-created tool that has to be maintained by them). Would like to have that served up by a Hydra application in the near future

      • continue to do PBCore work

        • hoping to form working group specifically related to EBUCore mappings

  • Stanford

    • developer hired to work specifically on Avalon, had been waiting on newest version release

      • looking at taking pieces of Avalon they want to use, building around Wowza as streaming media server

      • loose estimate of 6 months until putting Avalon into production

  • UVa

    • been in production with Avalon since last summer

      • currently managing AV masters submitted through Avalon with Fedora 4's federation feature

      • want to start considering RDF-based technical metadata for these objects

20 min

Hopes for future technical metadata work relating to PCDM

 

  • Perhaps easier to tackle at the moment that descriptive metadata

    • other descriptive metadata work going on in the Hydra community that we could ride on, in particular the MODS-XML to RDF Working Group

  • What would be a useful starting point for this group to articulate needs for technical metadata

    • What needs to be in RDF from the jump vs. what could stay in an XML document for now

    • How do we associate "technical" metadata for digital objects to physical objects?

    • There is also object modeling work to be done relating to PCDM, associating intellectual objects with the files/proxies that compromise

Action items

Interim follow-ups and scheduling a late-January call
Review PCDM models and think about how proxies/child objects play out for your AV masters
Think on MediaInfo reports and articulate use cases for what information you most need represented in RDF