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Significant Properties: Worked example

Significant Properties: Worked example. Gareth Knight Centre for e-Research King’s College London DCC101 7 October 2008. Preservation target: email. Methodology. Identify the Components of a digital object that an evaluator wishes to maintain.

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Significant Properties: Worked example

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  1. Significant Properties:Worked example Gareth Knight Centre for e-Research King’s College London DCC101 7 October 2008

  2. Preservation target: email

  3. Methodology • Identify the Components of a digital object that an evaluator wishes to maintain. • Analyse the properties of each Component that are required or beneficial for its recreation. • Classify the function performed by each property and assess its value. • Obtain measurements for each property

  4. Two high-level components Message Body Header

  5. Message body: Text

  6. Message body: Markup

  7. Header information

  8. Sender & recipient Email address: • Local-part • Domain-part • Domain-literal • Display-name Sent and received: • Send-date • Receipt-date

  9. Structural information Structure • Reference information • Message ID Other information • Server messages?

  10. Provenance • Server name • IP address • Date

  11. Task: Audio For the examples on the worksheet: • Categorise each property in one of the 5 categories (content, context, rendering, behaviour, structure) according to its function • Assign a score from 0 – 10 & justify it in the rationale • Open the sample file in Microsoft Sound Recorder (Accessories/Entertainment in the Start Menu) and record the values stored for each property • Are there any other aspects of the audio file that you need to record?

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