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[[RS-4#1.1.1|OSARIS 1.1.1]]
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'''Associated metadata requirements'''
 
'''Associated metadata requirements'''
 
[[MTD-1.1.3 | MTD-1.1.3 Indicate the level of descripiton]]
 
  
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*[[MTD-1.1.3|MTD-1.1.3 Indicate the level of descripiton]]
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Provide drop-down lists to select level of description.
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'''Associated quality requirements'''
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*Provide drop-down lists to select level of description.
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*Provide pick-lists to select parent level of desription / assign position in hierarchy of arrangement.
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*Show inherited information at lower levels of descripiton.
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*Calculate values at higher levels of description from lower (e.g. date ranges).
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'''Associated technical requirements'''
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'''ICA-AtoM implementation'''
  
Provide pick-lists to select parent level of desription / assign position in hierarchy of arrangement.
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*ICA-AtoM ships with a default schema for levels of description (fonds, sub-fonds, series, sub-series, file, item). Administrators can edit to reflect institutional policy / terminology.
  
Show inherited information at lower levels of descripiton.
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*ICA-AtoM imposes no limits on the number of levels that can be used. A unit's position in the hierarchy is determined by the value selected in the <span class="field">Parent level</span> field.
  
Calculate values at higher levels of description from lower (e.g. date ranges).
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*A description is recognized as the highest level when the <span class="field">Parent level</span> field is blank.  
  
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*"Discrete items" (items not linked to a higher parent level) are permitted: simply leave the <span class="field">Parent level</span> blank.
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| style="background:silver" | ICA-AtoM implementation
 
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ICA-AtoM ships with a default schema for levels of description (fonds, sub-fonds, series, sub-series, file, item). Administrators can edit to reflect institutional policy / terminology.
 
  
ICA-AtoM imposes no limits on the number of levels that can be used. A unit's position in the hierarchy is determined by the value selected in the <span class="field">Parent level</span> field.
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'''Known issues'''
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*ICA-AtoM (v1.0 beta) cannot currently calculate values at higher levels from lower (e.g. date range); these must be manually entered at each level. The application does not enforce consistency.
  
A description is recognized as the highest level when the <span class="field">Parent level</span> field is blank.
 
  
"Discrete items" (items not linked to a higher parent level) are permitted: simply leave the <span class="field">Parent level</span> blank.
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'''Use cases'''
  
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*[[USC-1.2.1|USC-1.2.1 Implement an arrangement policy]]
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ICA-AtoM (v0.6) cannot currently calculate values at higher levels from lower (e.g. date range); these must be manually entered at each level. The application does not enforce consistency.
 
  
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[[USC-1.2.1 | USC-1.2.1 Implement an arrangement policy]]
 
  
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'''User Manual sections'''
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[[Add/edit archival descriptions#Identity area | Add / edit content > Archival descriptions > Edit screen (data entry) > Identity area]]
 
  
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*[[UM-3.1.1#Identity| UM-3.1.1 Add / edit content > Archival descriptions > Data entry > Identity area]]

Revision as of 18:17, 6 June 2008

Please note that ICA-AtoM is no longer actively supported by Artefactual Systems.
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Describe archival materials at multiple levels of description

Main Page > System Requirements > Functional requirements


Specification

Archivists must be able to describe materials at multiple levels, reflecting the levels of arrangement.

  • Descriptions at higher levels should be consistent with information at lower levels (e.g. dates and extent).

The application must support multi-level description with inheritance and consistency across levels.


Context (parent requirements)


Source quotation


Associated metadata requirements


Associated quality requirements

  • Provide drop-down lists to select level of description.
  • Provide pick-lists to select parent level of desription / assign position in hierarchy of arrangement.
  • Show inherited information at lower levels of descripiton.
  • Calculate values at higher levels of description from lower (e.g. date ranges).


Associated technical requirements


ICA-AtoM implementation

  • ICA-AtoM ships with a default schema for levels of description (fonds, sub-fonds, series, sub-series, file, item). Administrators can edit to reflect institutional policy / terminology.
  • ICA-AtoM imposes no limits on the number of levels that can be used. A unit's position in the hierarchy is determined by the value selected in the Parent level field.
  • A description is recognized as the highest level when the Parent level field is blank.
  • "Discrete items" (items not linked to a higher parent level) are permitted: simply leave the Parent level blank.


Known issues

  • ICA-AtoM (v1.0 beta) cannot currently calculate values at higher levels from lower (e.g. date range); these must be manually entered at each level. The application does not enforce consistency.


Use cases


User Manual sections