DOM Technologies

Some demonstrations of DOM technologies

Dspace is being used by Adelaide University for their Digital Library

• Electronic Finding Aids are in use by many institutions, a good working example is at Harvard

based on Tamino.

• NLNZ use a Object Management System to manage digital objects

• Archives NZ have developed an Archival Management System Archway

• Danbury Library have integrated their webpac with tags from Library Thing, allowing for records to be presented with a cloud tag.

Digitool

example of digitool here

using saxon to render XML from the catalogue (note that this does not use fedora, only saxon)

Real World Example of using Fedora to store EAD. Also a model for how to present Digital objects

The Irish Virtual Research Library and Archive uses Fedora to store objects including EAD finding aids.

EAD at Harvard here

An example of a record is here

The same record in Fedora here, note the EAD_DOC Data stream.

Fedora Diseminators are used to format the XML record using XSLT, the final output includes tabbed output, handle links and a delicious link. Note that they are using Handles for the internal links (instead of Fedora PIDs).

Project workbook

Shifting Gears: Gearing Up to Get Into the Flow

A great article to get you thinking about digitising and libraries and stuff.

http://www.oclc.org/programs/publications/reports/2007-02.pdf