I'm looking into  using the Atomistic Model with my collections.
I'm trying to find the best way to connect the parent objects to their child 
objects.  I've set up queries similar to those in collection objects which 
would work well for the currently collections I'm working with.  However, some 
of the later collections I'll be working with are larger and creating queries 
for the parent objects just isn't feasible.  I was wondering if others would be 
willing to share how they set up their relationships and Content Model 
Architecture?
The collections I'm currently working with are non-archival and usually only 
have one to three child objects, so I'm also wondering if it's even worth it to 
use the Atomistic Model or if I would be better off with the Compound.

Thanks for your time,
Barbara

Barbara Yates Hilderbrand, MLS
Metadata/Digital Collections Librarian, Library Associates
NASA/GSFC Library
Code 272, Building 21
Greenbelt, MD 20771
301-286-6246
[email protected]
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