In this paper, we outline the achievements of the NBN project w.r.t. persistent identification in the context of federated repositories and outline the capabilities of the current prototype. We describe the generalities on the approach adopted for PI assignment and resolution in the twofold modality of hierarchical and peer-to-peer request forwarding. The final implementation will enable each PI domain to communicate with other domains by using the same resolution interface. We also describe the advanced capabilities under development for the retrieval of complex objects by automated agents, combining the PMH interaction protocol with ORE data structures extended as to suit the purpose of digital preservation. We also sketch how to enable metadata interoperability by allowing clients to specify the native metadata format when interrogating a repository and translating proprietary descriptions accordingly.
Semantics-aware resolution of multi-part persistent identifiers / E. Bellini, E. Damiani, C. Fugazza, M. Lunghi - In: Emerging technologies and information systems for the knowledge society : first World summit on the knowledge society, WSKS 2008 : Athens, Greece, september 24-26, 2008 : proceedings / [a cura di] M.D. Lytras ... [et al.]. - Berlin : Springer, 2008. - ISBN 9783540877806. - pp. 413-422 (( Intervento presentato al 1. convegno World Summit on the Knowledge Society (WSKS) tenutosi a Athens nel 2008 [10.1007/978-3-540-87781-3_45].
Semantics-aware resolution of multi-part persistent identifiers
E. DamianiSecondo
;C. FugazzaPenultimo
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2008
Abstract
In this paper, we outline the achievements of the NBN project w.r.t. persistent identification in the context of federated repositories and outline the capabilities of the current prototype. We describe the generalities on the approach adopted for PI assignment and resolution in the twofold modality of hierarchical and peer-to-peer request forwarding. The final implementation will enable each PI domain to communicate with other domains by using the same resolution interface. We also describe the advanced capabilities under development for the retrieval of complex objects by automated agents, combining the PMH interaction protocol with ORE data structures extended as to suit the purpose of digital preservation. We also sketch how to enable metadata interoperability by allowing clients to specify the native metadata format when interrogating a repository and translating proprietary descriptions accordingly.Pubblicazioni consigliate
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