https://webspace.utexas.edu/kiehnetp/mets_sip_example.xml Example METS Profile for OAIS Ingest [Simple] This profile is an example of how METS may be used to perform the function of a Submission Information Package for OAIS ingest to a digital repository. The profile includes an encoded example showing a SIP for an HTML text and associated objects. For simplicity, detailed controled vocabulary specifications have been omitted. 2004-12-12T17:30:00 Thomas Kiehne University of Texas at Austin
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kiehnetp@mail.utexas.edu There are no related profiles. Metadata Object Description Schema (MODS) version 3.0 http://www.loc.gov/standards/mods/v3/mods-3-0.xsd METS RightsDeclarationMD Extension Schema http://www.loc.gov/standards/rights/METSRights.xsd NYU Text Technical Metadata Schema version 2.1 http://dlib.nyu.edu/METS/textmd.v21.xsd

Date information recorded within the portion of a conforming METS document defined using the Simple DC XML Schema must conform to ISO 8601 format.

No controlled vocabularies nave been defined for the sake of brevity.

A conforming METS document must contain a single dmdSec containing either:

1. a <mdRef> to a Metadata Object Description Schema record; or

2. a <mdWrap> containing a Metadata Object Description Schema record.

A conforming METS document must contain:

1. a <sourceMD> containing a <mdWrap> with a Metadata Object Description Schema <relatedItem> element of type "original."

2. a <rightsMD> containing either:

2.a. a <mdRef> to a METS RightsDeclarationMD Extension Schema record; or

2.b. a <mdWrap> containing a METS RightsDeclarationMD Extension Schema record.

3. a <digiprovMD> containing a Metadata Object Description Schema fragment containing:

3.a. <originInfo> containing zero or more <dateModified> elements representing the revision history of the object; and

3.b. zero or more <relatedItem> elements of type "otherVersion" representing relationships to different version of the object; and

3.c. zero or more <relatedItem> elements representing relationships to other objects; and

3.d. one <note> element of type "bibliographic history" that describes the reason for creation of the object and custody of the object since creation; and

3.e. one <note> element of type "conservation history" that describes the reason for archiving the object.

4. a <techMD> containing either:

4.a. a <mdRef> to a NYU Text Technical Metadata Schema record; or

4.b. a <mdWrap> containing a NYU Text Technical Metadata Schema record.

A conforming METS document must contain a file section with at least one <fileGrp> or <file> that contains at least one <FLocat> or <FContent> element.

Each <file> element must contain a "checksum" and "checkSumType" attribute.

A conforming METS document must contain only one structural map.

A conforming METS document must not contain a <behaviorSec> element.

No addtional technical requirements are required for content files.

No addtional technical requirements are required for behavior files.

No addtional technical requirements are required for content files.

there are no associated tools for conforming documents.

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