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Description
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The basic description of the new service goes here. |
There will often be one main entity service, and then a set of relation services. The relation services are generally grouped with the main entity, and should be described there. E.g., for a Person service, a Person-to-Person relationship mapping would also be described. Where to put things will be a judgment call. E.g., for Contact info, the Person-Contact relation and the Organization-Contact relation services probably belong with the Contact service, but should perhaps be mentioned in Person and Organization, respectively.
Assumptions
- Try to be explicit and exhaustive, but not pedantic.
- ~pschmitz@berkeley.edu: If there is an active discussion or comment, you may want to call it out as a sub-bullet. This example also uses a color macro to call it out, and provides a link to a given user to indicate that this is a particular contributor's position.
Subtopic
- More assumptions around peripheral subject
- Ex. An example of the case
- Yet another assumption
- Details of the assumption
- Nitty-gritty detail 1
- Nitty-gritty detail 2
- Details of the assumption
Key Concepts
- Especially things that become common sense, and so usually missed by new reviewers
Dependencies
- Note other services that are consumed or that are closely related to this one
Background Documentation
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Archival and Preservation services provide minimal support for the management and verification of digital resources that will be preserved in a system. This is distinct from conservation and preservation activities on physical objects. |
We think this will eventually be provided by external services, but for now we need to at least model such things as hash-value fingerprinting of digital resources to verify integrity. I (Patrick) plan to talk to MVP folks at UCB about this.
Assumptions
- This will be minimal, and more of a placeholder than anything. It may include some minimal services to support little places that want some safety and cannot afford proper procedures.
Key Concepts
- Digital fingerprint, probably via some secure and reasonable to compute hash mechanism.
- Digital Provenance, to document how digital artifacts and derivatives were produced.
Dependencies
- Media services relate to this.
Background Documentation
- Media Vault Program at U.C. Berkeley
- There must be some other good references on this stuff - I've just forgotten them.