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1. ì
Metadata
Issues
related
to
Audio
Preserva0on
By:
Marisa
Mendez-‐Brady
INF
392L:
(28735)
Audio
Preserva0on
and
ReformaFng
Professor
Sarah
Cunningham
November
14,
2012
2. What
is
Metadata?
Ø Metadata
is
“data
about
data”
Ø Cataloging
-‐
most
basic
form
of
metadata
Ø Iden0fies
content
Ø Outlines
technical
processes
Ø Describes
Administra0ve
rights
and
permissions
Ø Iden0fies
file
formats,
and
the
rela0onship
of
files
to
one
another
3.
There
are
Three
Broad
Categories
of
Metadata
Types
of
Metadata
Administra0ve
Metadata
is
either
technical
metadata
or
digiprov,
which
is
the
transfer
history
of
the
digital
object.
It
also
includes
copyright
history
and
licensing
agreements
4. Why
does
Metadata
Matter?
ì Metadata
is
important
for
the
preserva0on
of
audio
recordings
ì Without
the
appropriate
metadata
accompanying
a
digital
file,
the
digital
object
is
not
complete
and
renders
the
digital
file
useless
for
research
ì In
order
for
metadata
to
be
for
preserva0on,
it
must
include
administra0ve,
structural
and
descrip0ve
metadata
(PREMIS)
5. Issues
with
Metadata
in
the
Field
Ø Metadata
Standards
are
not
Uniform
Ø There
is
no
one
widely
accepted
Metadata
Standard
6. Further
Problems
with
Metadata
Ø Seman0c
Disagreements
Ø Workflow
Discrepancies
Ø Incompa0ble
So`ware
Ø Lack
of
Universal
Classifica0on
Ø Inherent
issues
to
BWF
Files
7. Planning
for
the
Future
INTEGRATION
METS
–
Metadata
Encoding
and
Transmission
Standard
MODS
–
Designed
with
MARC
in
mind
DUBLIN
CORE
–
Minimal
Fields
OAIS
–
Open
Archival
Informa0on
System
AES
-‐
Audio
Engineer
Society
(AES-‐X098B)
8. Resources:
Brylawski,
Sam.
Proceedings
from
Sound
Savings:
Preserving
Audio
Collec0ons:
Review
of
Audio
Collec3on
Preserva3on
Trends
and
Challenges.
Aus0n,
TX,
2003.
hcp://www.arl.org/preserv/sound_savings_proceedings/
Brylawski,
Samuel.
"Preserva0on
of
digitally
recorded
sound."
Building
a
Na3onal
Strategy
for
Digital
Preserva3on:
Issues
in
Digital
Media
Archiving,
2002:
52.
hcp://www.clir.org/pubs/reports/pub106/pub106.pdf#page=56
Casey,
Mike
&
Gordon,
Bruce.
Sound
direc3ons:
Best
prac3ces
for
audio
preserva3on.
Harvard
University
and
Indiana
University,
2007.
hcp://dlib.indiana.edu/projects/sounddirec0ons/papersPresent/index.shtml
Cundiff,
Morgan
V.
"An
introduc0on
to
the
metadata
encoding
and
transmission
standard
(METS)."
Library
Hi
Tech
22,
no.
1,
2004:
52-‐64.
hcp://
polaris.gseis.ucla.edu.ezproxy.lib.utexas.edu/gleazer/260_readings/mccallum.pdf
Duval,
Erik,
Wayne
Hodgins,
Stuart
Sucon,
and
Stuart
L.
Weibel.
"Metadata
principles
and
prac0cali0es."
D-‐lib
Magazine
8,
no.
4,
2002:
16.
hcp://www.dlib.org/dlib/april02/weibel/04weibel.html
Fleischhauer,
Carl.
"The
Library
of
Congress
digital
audio
preserva0on
prototyping
project."
Sound
Savings:
Preserving
Audio
Collec3ons,
Aus3n,
TX,
available
at:
www.
arl.
org/preserv/
sound_savings_proceedings/Digital_audio.
shtml,
2003:
Accessed
July
3,
2008,
hcp://www.arl.org/preserv/sound_savings_proceedings/
Guenther,
Rebecca,
and
Sally
McCallum.
"New
metadata
standards
for
digital
resources:
MODS
and
METS."
Bulle0n
of
the
American
Society
for
Informa0on
Science
and
Technology
29,
no.
2,
2003:
12-‐15.
hcp://mail.asis.org/Bulle0n/Dec02/guenthermccallum.html
Heery,
Rachel,
and
Manjula
Patel.
"Applica0on
profiles:
mixing
and
matching
metadata
schemas."
Ariadne
25,
2000:
27-‐31.
hcp://www.agiimc.de/internet.nsf/0/f106435e0fd9ffc1c125699f002ddf31/$FILE/dubin_core.pdf
Hunter,
Jane,
and
Sharmin
Choudhury.
"Implemen0ng
preserva0on
strategies
for
complex
mul0media
objects."
Research
and
Advanced
Technology
for
Digital
Libraries,
2003:
473-‐486.
hcp://espace.library.uq.edu.au.ezproxy.lib.utexas.edu/eserv.php?pid=UQ:7898&dsID=ecdl2003.pdf
Interna0onal
Associa0on
of
Sound
and
Audiovisual
Archives.
IASA-‐TC04
guidelines
on
the
produc3on
and
preserva3on
of
digital
audio
objects:
Standards,
recommended
prac3ces,
and
strategies.
Second
Edi1on.
Auckland
Park,
South
Africa:
Interna0onal
Associa0on
of
Sound
and
Audiovisual
Archives,
Technical
Commicee,
2009.
Lupovici,
Catherine,
and
Julien
Masanès.
"Metadata
for
long-‐term
preserva0on."
NEDLIB
Report
series,
2000.
hcp://www.kb.nl/en/node/8367
Mathes,
Adam.
"Folksonomies-‐coopera0ve
classifica0on
and
communica0on
through
shared
metadata."
Computer
Mediated
Communica3on
47,
no.
10,
2004.
hcp://adammathes.com/academic/computer-‐mediated-‐communica0on/folksonomies.pdf
Na0onal
Recording
Preserva0on
Board.
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State
of
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Sound
Preserva3on
in
the
United
States
A
Na3onal
Legacy
at
Risk
in
the
Digital
Age.
Council
on
Library
and
Informa0on
Resources
and
the
Library
of
Congress:
Washington,
D.C.,
20102
hcp://www.clir.org/pubs/reports/pub148/pub148.pdf
Na0onal
Ini0a0ve
for
a
Networked
Cultural
Heritage.
The
NINCH
guide
to
good
prac3ce
in
the
digital
representa3on
and
management
of
cultural
heritage
materials:
Audio/video
capture
and
management.
2002.
hcp://www.nyu.edu/its/humani0es/ninchguide/VII/
9. Resources
Con0nued:
Nelson-‐Strauss,
Brenda.
Preserva0on
policies
and
priori0es
for
recorded
sound
collec0ons.
Notes:
Quarterly
Journal
of
the
Music
Library
Associa3on,
48(2),
2001.
425-‐436.
Orio,
Nicola,
Lauro
Snidaro,
and
Sergio
Canazza.
"Semi-‐automa0c
metadata
extrac0on
from
shellac
and
vinyl
discs."
Proceedings
of
AXMEDIS,
2008:
38-‐45.
Oco,
Jane
J.
"A
Sound
Strategy
for
Preserva0on:
Adap0ng
Audio
Engineering
Society
Technical
Metadata
for
Use
in
Mul0media
Repositories,"
Cataloging
&
Classifica0on
Quarterly
48:5,
2010:
403-‐422
hVp://mss3.libraries.rutgers.edu/dlr/showfed.php?pid=rutgers-‐lib:26685
Rauch,
Carl,
Franz
Pavuza,
Stephan
Strodl,
and
Andreas
Rauber.
"Evalua0ng
preserva0on
strategies
for
audio
and
video
files."
In
DELOS
Digital
Repositories
Workshop,
Heraklion,
Crete,
2005.
hcp://www.ifs.tuwien.ac.at/~andi/publica0ons/pdf/rau_digrep05.pdf
Sowa,
John.
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metadata,
and
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Logical,
linguis3c,
and
computa3onal
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2000:
55-‐81.
hcp://seman0community.info/@api/deki/files/5956/johnsowa05122008.pdf
Wright,
Richard.
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of
audio,
video
and
film."
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34,
no.
2,
2004:
71-‐76.
hcp://dx.doi.org/10.1108/03055720410550869