Hi Ricardo:
I think the best way to design this repository depends on your needs or
your future requirements.
If you create one digital object ( say the big document) and each
scanned document (at least 2 datastreams - DC and the tiff ) related
with the container document with "is PartOff", you get some benefits:
-each scanned document is easyly addressed in the web .
-you can add some particular comments to each scanned document .
- you can define particular picture transformations for ( or only for
some ) each scanned document
bu it´s more heavy the management of the container document .The use of
a good content model is a great help.
After some discussions we decided to use this approach for our scanned
documents.
Saludos
Luis Zorita
UNED
Ricardo Borillo escribió:
Hi all,
We are designing a new Fedora based repository for scanned documents
(one image file with high resolution for each page of each document).
My principal concern is how to design this new repository.
It's better to create one digital object for each document and one
datastream for each page?
It's better to create one digital object for each page, one digital
object for the document and create "isMemberOf" relations?
In general what are the best practices when you manage large datastreams?
Thanks a lot in advance :)
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