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='''Organize'''=
=Organize=
For organizing subfolders not separated into master / access sub-subfolders
For organizing subfolders not separated into master / access sub-subfolders
==Requirements==
===Requirements===
*Folder with subfolders of files.
*Folder with subfolders of files.
[EXAMPLE]
[EXAMPLE]
*Knowledge of preservation formats represented in subfolders.
*Knowledge of preservation formats represented in subfolders.
**If unsure of the formats represented in the subfolders, use Count Formats located in the Tools menu. This tool will count all of the formats in a folder and its subfolders.  
**If unsure of the formats represented in the subfolders, use Count Formats located in the Tools menu. This tool will count all of the formats in a folder and its subfolders.  
==Process==
===Process===
*Supply path to folder with subfolders of files
*Supply path to folder with subfolders of files
*Select the preservation formats represented in the subfolders. You can select multiple. Formats not chosen will be added to the ‘access’ folder.  
*Select the preservation formats represented in the subfolders. You can select multiple. Formats not chosen will be added to the ‘access’ folder.  
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[EXAMPLE OF LOG]
[EXAMPLE OF LOG]


='''CSV'''=
=CSV=
For non-complex objects; objects without nested StructMaps.
For non-complex objects; objects without nested StructMaps.
===Requirements===
===Requirements===
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*EAD for a collection where ALL of the file levels will contain DAO links after ingest into Rosetta
*EAD for a collection where ALL of the file levels will contain DAO links after ingest into Rosetta
[EXAMPLE]
[EXAMPLE]
==Process==
===Process===
*Supply path to CSV template
*Supply path to CSV template
*Supply path to folder with subfolders of files
*Supply path to folder with subfolders of files
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[EXAMPLE LOG]
[EXAMPLE LOG]


='''DC'''=
=DC=
Single-sided objects with their own MARC record
Single-sided objects with their own MARC record
==Requirements==
===Requirements===
*Folder of single-sided object(s)
*Folder of single-sided object(s)
[EXAMPLE]
[EXAMPLE]
*Folder of MARCxml record(s) with the identical name as their corresponding object
*Folder of MARCxml record(s) with the identical name as their corresponding object
[EXAMPLE]
[EXAMPLE]
==Process==
===Process===
*Supply path to folder of single-sided objects
*Supply path to folder of single-sided objects
*Supply path to folder of MARCxml files
*Supply path to folder of MARCxml files
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[EXAMPLE LOG]
[EXAMPLE LOG]


='''METS'''=
=METS=
Complex objects in need of a structmap
Complex objects in need of a structmap
==Requirements==
===Requirements===
*Folder with subfolders of files where the subfolders are further organized into access and master sub-subfolders.
*Folder with subfolders of files where the subfolders are further organized into access and master sub-subfolders.
*Supplemental files (e.g. indices, manifests, etc.) should be placed in a sub-subfolder entitled ‘supplemental’
*Supplemental files (e.g. indices, manifests, etc.) should be placed in a sub-subfolder entitled ‘supplemental’
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*Folder of MARCxml record(s) with the identical name as their corresponding subfolder of images.
*Folder of MARCxml record(s) with the identical name as their corresponding subfolder of images.
[EXAMPLE]
[EXAMPLE]
==Process==
===Process===
*Supply path to folder with subfolders of files
*Supply path to folder with subfolders of files
*Supply path to folder of MARCxml files
*Supply path to folder of MARCxml files
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[EXAMPLE LOG]
[EXAMPLE LOG]


='''DigiTool Migration'''=
=DigiTool Migration=
Migrating non-complex objects from DigiTool to Rosetta
Migrating non-complex objects from DigiTool to Rosetta
==Requirements==
===Requirements===
*CSV template; available by download from Rosetta
*CSV template; available by download from Rosetta
*An export folder from DigiTool that is organized into “digital_entities” and “streams” subfolders.
*An export folder from DigiTool that is organized into “digital_entities” and “streams” subfolders.
[EXAMPLE]
[EXAMPLE]
==Process==
===Process===
*Supply path to CSV template
*Supply path to CSV template
*Supply path to export folder
*Supply path to export folder
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[EXAMPLE LOG]
[EXAMPLE LOG]


='''DigiTool Migration - Complex'''=
=DigiTool Migration - Complex=
Migrating complex objects from DigiTool to Rosetta
Migrating complex objects from DigiTool to Rosetta
==Requirements==
===Requirements===
*An export folder from DigiTool that is organized into “digital_entities” and “streams” subfolders.
*An export folder from DigiTool that is organized into “digital_entities” and “streams” subfolders.
*Patience
*Patience
==Process==
===Process===
*Supply path to export folder
*Supply path to export folder
*Submit
*Submit
[EXAMPLE LOG]
[EXAMPLE LOG]

Revision as of 20:48, 25 July 2018

Organize

For organizing subfolders not separated into master / access sub-subfolders

Requirements

  • Folder with subfolders of files.

[EXAMPLE]

  • Knowledge of preservation formats represented in subfolders.
    • If unsure of the formats represented in the subfolders, use Count Formats located in the Tools menu. This tool will count all of the formats in a folder and its subfolders.

Process

  • Supply path to folder with subfolders of files
  • Select the preservation formats represented in the subfolders. You can select multiple. Formats not chosen will be added to the ‘access’ folder.
  • Submit

[EXAMPLE OF LOG]

CSV

For non-complex objects; objects without nested StructMaps.

Requirements

  • CSV template; available by download from Rosetta
  • Folder with subfolders of files where the subfolders are further organized into access and master sub-subfolders.
    • Subfolders can be organized using the Organize tab

[EXAMPLE] Metadata in the form of

  • CSV list of labels for folders

[EXAMPLE]

  • Folder of MARCxml files

[EXAMPLE]

  • EAD for a collection where ALL of the file levels will contain DAO links after ingest into Rosetta

[EXAMPLE]

Process

  • Supply path to CSV template
  • Supply path to folder with subfolders of files
  • Supply path to metadata
  • Submit

[EXAMPLE LOG]

DC

Single-sided objects with their own MARC record

Requirements

  • Folder of single-sided object(s)

[EXAMPLE]

  • Folder of MARCxml record(s) with the identical name as their corresponding object

[EXAMPLE]

Process

  • Supply path to folder of single-sided objects
  • Supply path to folder of MARCxml files
  • Submit

[EXAMPLE LOG]

METS

Complex objects in need of a structmap

Requirements

  • Folder with subfolders of files where the subfolders are further organized into access and master sub-subfolders.
  • Supplemental files (e.g. indices, manifests, etc.) should be placed in a sub-subfolder entitled ‘supplemental’
    • Subfolders can be organized into ‘master’ and ‘access’ sub-subfolders using the Organize tab

[EXAMPLE]

  • Folder of MARCxml record(s) with the identical name as their corresponding subfolder of images.

[EXAMPLE]

Process

  • Supply path to folder with subfolders of files
  • Supply path to folder of MARCxml files
  • Submit

[EXAMPLE LOG]

DigiTool Migration

Migrating non-complex objects from DigiTool to Rosetta

Requirements

  • CSV template; available by download from Rosetta
  • An export folder from DigiTool that is organized into “digital_entities” and “streams” subfolders.

[EXAMPLE]

Process

  • Supply path to CSV template
  • Supply path to export folder
  • Submit

[EXAMPLE LOG]

DigiTool Migration - Complex

Migrating complex objects from DigiTool to Rosetta

Requirements

  • An export folder from DigiTool that is organized into “digital_entities” and “streams” subfolders.
  • Patience

Process

  • Supply path to export folder
  • Submit

[EXAMPLE LOG]