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==Purpose, Context and Content==
 
==Purpose, Context and Content==
 
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The workflow is a step by step guide to capturing digital deposits from internal (and possibly external) sources, capturing metadata using basic tools, deduplicating and preparing the material as a SIP for ingest into the preservation system.
  
 
==Evaluation/Review==
 
==Evaluation/Review==

Revision as of 13:53, 28 April 2021

Creating a SIP from content downloaded from OneDrive (or other Cloud based source)
Status:Draft
Tools:
Input:Digital records intended for deposit with the archives for long term preservation,
Output:A SIP ready for ingest into the preservation system.

Workflow Description

Textual description

  1. Create folder location for files with metadata subfolder
  2. Download content from OneDrive
  3. Run DROID report on downloaded zip folder
  4. Export DROID report to metadata subfolder as "initial" report
  5. Move zip folder to folder using Teracopy
  6. Save Teracopy report
  7. Copy Teracopy report to metadata subfolder
  8. Extract zip folder to folder
  9. Copy extracted files and metadata to another folder in a different location as working copy
  10. Using working copy check for duplicates using ...
  11. Appraisal: delete duplicate and other files not selected for preservation
  12. When appraisal is complete run a second DROID report and save in metadata folder as "final" report

Purpose, Context and Content

The workflow is a step by step guide to capturing digital deposits from internal (and possibly external) sources, capturing metadata using basic tools, deduplicating and preparing the material as a SIP for ingest into the preservation system.

Evaluation/Review

Further Information