A-1 Composite of Functional Entities - Revision history

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	*''Final Ingest report arrows in Administration have been fixed''		*''Final Ingest report arrows in Administration have been fixed''
	*''Number of corrections according to the actual descriptions of the functional entities'' <br>For example all arrows from the Access functional entity to the functions Customer service and Establish Standards and Policiesis in the Administration functional entity are now in the diagram. The same is the case for some of the Preservation Planning functions and there have been some tidying up with the Access functional entity as well.		*''Number of corrections according to the actual descriptions of the functional entities'' <br>For example all arrows from the Access functional entity to the functions Customer service and Establish Standards and Policiesis in the Administration functional entity are now in the diagram. The same is the case for some of the Preservation Planning functions and there have been some tidying up with the Access functional entity as well.

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	The following diagram is a representation of Figure A-1: Composite of Functional Entities’ from the OAIS reference model. It is simplified versions with correction of a number of errors in the standards diagram, which also implicitly includes a suggestion of renaming Archival Storage to Preservation storage.		The following diagram is a representation of Figure A-1: Composite of Functional Entities’ from the OAIS reference model. It is simplified versions with correction of a number of errors in the standards diagram, which also implicitly includes a suggestion of renaming Archival Storage to Preservation storage.

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	The following diagram is a representation of Figure A-1: Composite of Functional Entities’ from the OAIS reference model. It is simplified versions with correction of a number of errors in the standards diagram, which also implicitly includes a suggestion of renaming Archival Storage to Preservation storage.		The following diagram is a representation of Figure A-1: Composite of Functional Entities’ from the OAIS reference model. It is simplified versions with correction of a number of errors in the standards diagram, which also implicitly includes a suggestion of renaming Archival Storage to Preservation storage.

	Inserted by Eld Zierau, the Royal library of Denmark		Inserted by Eld Zierau, the Royal library of Denmark

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	The detailed modifications are:		The detailed modifications are:
	*''Archival Storage has the name “Preservation storage” added'' <br> which is a suggestion coming from Nancy McGovern (MIT) and which we are fully agreeing with. The challenge in the past has been that many people think of Archival Storage as just a storage platform, where it in fact is much more than this.		*''Archival Storage has the name “Preservation storage” added'' <br> which is a suggestion coming from Nancy McGovern (MIT) and which we are fully agreeing with. The challenge in the past has been that many people think of Archival Storage as just a storage platform, where it in fact is much more than this. <br> This also supports the idea of the OO-IO model where the Archival Storage/Preservation storage is viewed as an Inner OAIS (IO) as explained in the paper “Supporting Analysis and Audit of Collaborative OAIS’s by use of an Outer OAIS – Inner OAIS (OO-IO) Model” by Eld Zierau (Digital Preservation Specialist at Royal Danish Library) and Nancy McGovern (Head, Curation and Preservation Services at MIT Libraries) https://fedora.phaidra.univie.ac.at/fedora/get/o:378066/bdef:Content/get (p. 209) – originally based on the paper “Cross-Institutional Cooperation on a Shared Bit Repository” by Eld Zierau (Digital Preservation Specialist at Royal Danish Library of Denmark) and Ulla Bøgvad Kejser (Preservation Specialist at Royal Danish Library of Denmark) http://bookstore.teriin.org/journal_inside.php?material_id=477&highlight_id=449&ji_id=114&displayLatest=1#449
	This also supports the idea of the OO-IO model where the Archival Storage/Preservation storage is viewed as an Inner OAIS (IO) as explained in the paper “Supporting Analysis and Audit of Collaborative OAIS’s by use of an Outer OAIS – Inner OAIS (OO-IO) Model” by Eld Zierau (Digital Preservation Specialist at Royal Danish Library) and Nancy McGovern (Head, Curation and Preservation Services at MIT Libraries) https://fedora.phaidra.univie.ac.at/fedora/get/o:378066/bdef:Content/get (p. 209) – originally based on the paper “Cross-Institutional Cooperation on a Shared Bit Repository” by Eld Zierau (Digital Preservation Specialist at Royal Danish Library of Denmark) and Ulla Bøgvad Kejser (Preservation Specialist at Royal Danish Library of Denmark) http://bookstore.teriin.org/journal_inside.php?material_id=477&highlight_id=449&ji_id=114&displayLatest=1#449
	*''Lines with information packages are made more thick'' <br> This is an idea that Ulla Bøgvad Kejser came up with, to make the flow of the information package(s) in the OAIS, Eld Zierau has made the update information package flow a bit thinner in order to distinguish this from the main flow.		*''Lines with information packages are made more thick'' <br> This is an idea that Ulla Bøgvad Kejser came up with, to make the flow of the information package(s) in the OAIS, Eld Zierau has made the update information package flow a bit thinner in order to distinguish this from the main flow.
	*''Repetition of arrow markings and arrow text on the arrows have been omitted </em> <br> as it was not used consistently and it did not add any value, and at the same time it contributed to a blurring and confusion. Instead all text is only placed at the end of the arrow – as the description of the information that is carried to an entity. This is done consistently, so no confusion should be possible.		*''Repetition of arrow markings and arrow text on the arrows have been omitted </em> <br> as it was not used consistently and it did not add any value, and at the same time it contributed to a blurring and confusion. Instead all text is only placed at the end of the arrow – as the description of the information that is carried to an entity. This is done consistently, so no confusion should be possible.

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	~~This~~ diagram is a representation of Figure A-1: Composite of Functional Entities’ from the OAIS reference model. It is simplified versions with correction of a number of errors in the standards diagram, which also implicitly includes a suggestion of renaming Archival Storage to Preservation storage.		The following diagram is a representation of Figure A-1: Composite of Functional Entities’ from the OAIS reference model. It is simplified versions with correction of a number of errors in the standards diagram, which also implicitly includes a suggestion of renaming Archival Storage to Preservation storage.
			Inserted by Eld Zierau, the Royal library of Denmark

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	This diagram is a representation of Figure A-1: Composite of Functional Entities’ from the OAIS reference model. It is simplified versions with correction of a number of errors in the standards diagram, which also implicitly includes a suggestion of renaming Archival Storage to Preservation storage.		This diagram is a representation of Figure A-1: Composite of Functional Entities’ from the OAIS reference model. It is simplified versions with correction of a number of errors in the standards diagram, which also implicitly includes a suggestion of renaming Archival Storage to Preservation storage.

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			This diagram is a representation of Figure A-1: Composite of Functional Entities’ from the OAIS reference model. It is simplified versions with correction of a number of errors in the standards diagram, which also implicitly includes a suggestion of renaming Archival Storage to Preservation storage.

	[[File:OAISposter.jpg\|800px]]		[[File:OAISposter.jpg\|800px]]
	This diagram is a representation of Figure A-1: Composite of Functional Entities’ from the OAIS reference model. It is simplified versions with correction of a number of errors in the standards diagram, which also implicitly includes a suggestion of renaming Archival Storage to Preservation storage.
	The detailed modifications are:		The detailed modifications are:
	*''Archival Storage has the name “Preservation storage” added'' <br> which is a suggestion coming from Nancy McGovern (MIT) and which we are fully agreeing with. The challenge in the past has been that many people think of Archival Storage as just a storage platform, where it in fact is much more than this.		*''Archival Storage has the name “Preservation storage” added'' <br> which is a suggestion coming from Nancy McGovern (MIT) and which we are fully agreeing with. The challenge in the past has been that many people think of Archival Storage as just a storage platform, where it in fact is much more than this.

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	This diagram is a representation of Figure A-1: Composite of Functional Entities’ from the OAIS reference model. It is simplified versions with correction of a number of errors in the standards diagram, which also implicitly includes a suggestion of renaming Archival Storage to Preservation storage.		This diagram is a representation of Figure A-1: Composite of Functional Entities’ from the OAIS reference model. It is simplified versions with correction of a number of errors in the standards diagram, which also implicitly includes a suggestion of renaming Archival Storage to Preservation storage.
	The detailed modifications are:		The detailed modifications are:

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	The detailed modifications are:		The detailed modifications are:
	*''Archival Storage has the name “Preservation storage” added'' <br> which is a suggestion coming from Nancy McGovern (MIT) and which we are fully agreeing with. The challenge in the past has been that many people think of Archival Storage as just a storage platform, where it in fact is much more than this.		*''Archival Storage has the name “Preservation storage” added'' <br> which is a suggestion coming from Nancy McGovern (MIT) and which we are fully agreeing with. The challenge in the past has been that many people think of Archival Storage as just a storage platform, where it in fact is much more than this.
	This also supports the idea of the OO-IO model where the Archival Storage/Preservation storage is viewed as an Inner OAIS (IO) as explained in the paper “Supporting Analysis and Audit of Collaborative OAIS’s by use of an Outer OAIS – Inner OAIS (OO-IO) Model” by Eld Zierau (Digital Preservation Specialist at Royal Danish Library) and Nancy McGovern (Head, Curation and Preservation Services at MIT Libraries) ~~http~~://~~ipres2014~~.~~org~~/~~sites~~/~~default~~/~~files~~/~~upload~~/~~iPres2014-Proceedings-version%201~~.~~pdf~~ – originally based on the paper “Cross-Institutional Cooperation on a Shared Bit Repository” by Eld Zierau (Digital Preservation Specialist at Royal Danish Library of Denmark) and Ulla Bøgvad Kejser (Preservation Specialist at Royal Danish Library of Denmark) http://bookstore.teriin.org/journal_inside.php?material_id=477&highlight_id=449&ji_id=114&displayLatest=1#449		This also supports the idea of the OO-IO model where the Archival Storage/Preservation storage is viewed as an Inner OAIS (IO) as explained in the paper “Supporting Analysis and Audit of Collaborative OAIS’s by use of an Outer OAIS – Inner OAIS (OO-IO) Model” by Eld Zierau (Digital Preservation Specialist at Royal Danish Library) and Nancy McGovern (Head, Curation and Preservation Services at MIT Libraries) https://fedora.phaidra.univie.ac.at/fedora/get/o:378066/bdef:Content/get (p. 209) – originally based on the paper “Cross-Institutional Cooperation on a Shared Bit Repository” by Eld Zierau (Digital Preservation Specialist at Royal Danish Library of Denmark) and Ulla Bøgvad Kejser (Preservation Specialist at Royal Danish Library of Denmark) http://bookstore.teriin.org/journal_inside.php?material_id=477&highlight_id=449&ji_id=114&displayLatest=1#449
	*''Lines with information packages are made more thick'' <br> This is an idea that Ulla Bøgvad Kejser came up with, to make the flow of the information package(s) in the OAIS, Eld Zierau has made the update information package flow a bit thinner in order to distinguish this from the main flow.		*''Lines with information packages are made more thick'' <br> This is an idea that Ulla Bøgvad Kejser came up with, to make the flow of the information package(s) in the OAIS, Eld Zierau has made the update information package flow a bit thinner in order to distinguish this from the main flow.
	*''Repetition of arrow markings and arrow text on the arrows have been omitted </em> <br> as it was not used consistently and it did not add any value, and at the same time it contributed to a blurring and confusion. Instead all text is only placed at the end of the arrow – as the description of the information that is carried to an entity. This is done consistently, so no confusion should be possible.		*''Repetition of arrow markings and arrow text on the arrows have been omitted </em> <br> as it was not used consistently and it did not add any value, and at the same time it contributed to a blurring and confusion. Instead all text is only placed at the end of the arrow – as the description of the information that is carried to an entity. This is done consistently, so no confusion should be possible.

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			This diagram is a representation of Figure A-1: Composite of Functional Entities’ from the OAIS reference model. It is simplified versions with correction of a number of errors in the standards diagram, which also implicitly includes a suggestion of renaming Archival Storage to Preservation storage.
			The detailed modifications are:
			* <em>Archival Storage has the name “Preservation storage” added </em> <br> which is a suggestion coming from Nancy McGovern (MIT) and which we are fully agreeing with. The challenge in the past has been that many people think of Archival Storage as just a storage platform, where it in fact is much more than this.
			This also supports the idea of the OO-IO model where the Archival Storage/Preservation storage is viewed as an Inner OAIS (IO) as explained in the paper “Supporting Analysis and Audit of Collaborative OAIS’s by use of an Outer OAIS – Inner OAIS (OO-IO) Model” by Eld Zierau (Digital Preservation Specialist at Royal Danish Library) and Nancy McGovern (Head, Curation and Preservation Services at MIT Libraries) http://ipres2014.org/sites/default/files/upload/iPres2014-Proceedings-version%201.pdf – originally based on the paper “Cross-Institutional Cooperation on a Shared Bit Repository” by Eld Zierau (Digital Preservation Specialist at Royal Danish Library of Denmark) and Ulla Bøgvad Kejser (Preservation Specialist at Royal Danish Library of Denmark) http://bookstore.teriin.org/journal_inside.php?material_id=477&highlight_id=449&ji_id=114&displayLatest=1#449
			* <em>Lines with information packages are made more thick</em> <br> This is an idea that Ulla Bøgvad Kejser came up with, to make the flow of the information package(s) in the OAIS, Eld Zierau has made the update information package flow a bit thinner in order to distinguish this from the main flow.
			* <em>Repetition of arrow markings and arrow text on the arrows have been omitted </em> <br> as it was not used consistently and it did not add any value, and at the same time it contributed to a blurring and confusion. Instead all text is only placed at the end of the arrow – as the description of the information that is carried to an entity. This is done consistently, so no confusion should be possible.
			* <em>All descriptions now starts with a capital letter</em> <br> This also commands in Archival Storage for the Manage Storage Hierarchy function.
			* <em>Lines have been untangled </em> <br>This includes aligning related arrows (e.g. report request from different places) by placed next placing then next to each other
			* <em>Colors has been re-implemented </em> <br>The colors are the same as in the previous version of OAIS, and it is done in order to give a better overview
			* <em>Ingest is not called Access</em> <br>which is an error in the present diagram
			* <em>Arrows that are part of the same transmission of data are merged to one </em> <br>This is done in order to make it more readable and more consistent with e.g. the arrow for the submission. This is e.g. the case for arrow(s) between the functions Provide Data and Generate DIP
			* <em>Final Ingest report arrows in Administration have been fixed</em>
			* <em>Number of corrections according to the actual descriptions of the functional entities</em> <br>For example all arrows from the Access functional entity to the functions Customer service and Establish Standards and Policiesis in the Administration functional entity are now in the diagram. The same is the case for some of the Preservation Planning functions and there have been some tidying up with the Access functional entity as well.

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	This diagram is a representation of Figure A-1: Composite of Functional Entities’ from the OAIS reference model. It is simplified versions with correction of a number of errors in the standards diagram, which also implicitly includes a suggestion of renaming Archival Storage to Preservation storage.		This diagram is a representation of Figure A-1: Composite of Functional Entities’ from the OAIS reference model. It is simplified versions with correction of a number of errors in the standards diagram, which also implicitly includes a suggestion of renaming Archival Storage to Preservation storage.
	The detailed modifications are:		The detailed modifications are:
	* ~~<em>~~Archival Storage has the name “Preservation storage” added ~~</em>~~ <br> which is a suggestion coming from Nancy McGovern (MIT) and which we are fully agreeing with. The challenge in the past has been that many people think of Archival Storage as just a storage platform, where it in fact is much more than this.		*''Archival Storage has the name “Preservation storage” added'' <br> which is a suggestion coming from Nancy McGovern (MIT) and which we are fully agreeing with. The challenge in the past has been that many people think of Archival Storage as just a storage platform, where it in fact is much more than this.
	This also supports the idea of the OO-IO model where the Archival Storage/Preservation storage is viewed as an Inner OAIS (IO) as explained in the paper “Supporting Analysis and Audit of Collaborative OAIS’s by use of an Outer OAIS – Inner OAIS (OO-IO) Model” by Eld Zierau (Digital Preservation Specialist at Royal Danish Library) and Nancy McGovern (Head, Curation and Preservation Services at MIT Libraries) http://ipres2014.org/sites/default/files/upload/iPres2014-Proceedings-version%201.pdf – originally based on the paper “Cross-Institutional Cooperation on a Shared Bit Repository” by Eld Zierau (Digital Preservation Specialist at Royal Danish Library of Denmark) and Ulla Bøgvad Kejser (Preservation Specialist at Royal Danish Library of Denmark) http://bookstore.teriin.org/journal_inside.php?material_id=477&highlight_id=449&ji_id=114&displayLatest=1#449		This also supports the idea of the OO-IO model where the Archival Storage/Preservation storage is viewed as an Inner OAIS (IO) as explained in the paper “Supporting Analysis and Audit of Collaborative OAIS’s by use of an Outer OAIS – Inner OAIS (OO-IO) Model” by Eld Zierau (Digital Preservation Specialist at Royal Danish Library) and Nancy McGovern (Head, Curation and Preservation Services at MIT Libraries) http://ipres2014.org/sites/default/files/upload/iPres2014-Proceedings-version%201.pdf – originally based on the paper “Cross-Institutional Cooperation on a Shared Bit Repository” by Eld Zierau (Digital Preservation Specialist at Royal Danish Library of Denmark) and Ulla Bøgvad Kejser (Preservation Specialist at Royal Danish Library of Denmark) http://bookstore.teriin.org/journal_inside.php?material_id=477&highlight_id=449&ji_id=114&displayLatest=1#449
	* ~~<em>~~Lines with information packages are made more thick~~</em>~~ <br> This is an idea that Ulla Bøgvad Kejser came up with, to make the flow of the information package(s) in the OAIS, Eld Zierau has made the update information package flow a bit thinner in order to distinguish this from the main flow.		*''Lines with information packages are made more thick'' <br> This is an idea that Ulla Bøgvad Kejser came up with, to make the flow of the information package(s) in the OAIS, Eld Zierau has made the update information package flow a bit thinner in order to distinguish this from the main flow.
	* ~~<em>~~Repetition of arrow markings and arrow text on the arrows have been omitted </em> <br> as it was not used consistently and it did not add any value, and at the same time it contributed to a blurring and confusion. Instead all text is only placed at the end of the arrow – as the description of the information that is carried to an entity. This is done consistently, so no confusion should be possible.		*''Repetition of arrow markings and arrow text on the arrows have been omitted </em> <br> as it was not used consistently and it did not add any value, and at the same time it contributed to a blurring and confusion. Instead all text is only placed at the end of the arrow – as the description of the information that is carried to an entity. This is done consistently, so no confusion should be possible.
	* ~~<em>~~All descriptions now starts with a capital letter~~</em>~~ <br> This also commands in Archival Storage for the Manage Storage Hierarchy function.		*''All descriptions now starts with a capital letter'' <br> This also commands in Archival Storage for the Manage Storage Hierarchy function.
	* ~~<em>~~Lines have been untangled ~~</em>~~ <br>This includes aligning related arrows (e.g. report request from different places) by placed next placing then next to each other		*''Lines have been untangled'' <br>This includes aligning related arrows (e.g. report request from different places) by placed next placing then next to each other
	* ~~<em>~~Colors has been re-implemented ~~</em>~~ <br>The colors are the same as in the previous version of OAIS, and it is done in order to give a better overview		*''Colors has been re-implemented'' <br>The colors are the same as in the previous version of OAIS, and it is done in order to give a better overview
	* ~~<em>~~Ingest is not called Access~~</em>~~ <br>which is an error in the present diagram		*''Ingest is not called Access'' <br>which is an error in the present diagram
	* ~~<em>~~Arrows that are part of the same transmission of data are merged to one ~~</em>~~ <br>This is done in order to make it more readable and more consistent with e.g. the arrow for the submission. This is e.g. the case for arrow(s) between the functions Provide Data and Generate DIP		*''Arrows that are part of the same transmission of data are merged to one'' <br>This is done in order to make it more readable and more consistent with e.g. the arrow for the submission. This is e.g. the case for arrow(s) between the functions Provide Data and Generate DIP
	* ~~<em>~~Final Ingest report arrows in Administration have been fixed~~</em>~~		*''Final Ingest report arrows in Administration have been fixed''
	* ~~<em>~~Number of corrections according to the actual descriptions of the functional entities~~</em>~~ <br>For example all arrows from the Access functional entity to the functions Customer service and Establish Standards and Policiesis in the Administration functional entity are now in the diagram. The same is the case for some of the Preservation Planning functions and there have been some tidying up with the Access functional entity as well.		*''Number of corrections according to the actual descriptions of the functional entities'' <br>For example all arrows from the Access functional entity to the functions Customer service and Establish Standards and Policiesis in the Administration functional entity are now in the diagram. The same is the case for some of the Preservation Planning functions and there have been some tidying up with the Access functional entity as well.