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* https://github.com/anarchivist/foresole
 
* https://github.com/anarchivist/foresole
 
* https://github.com/anarchivist/gumshoe
 
* https://github.com/anarchivist/gumshoe
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* Solr index w/ sample data: http://solr.onebigarchives.net:8983/solr/admin/
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* Sample query: http://solr.onebigarchives.net:8983/solr/select?indent=on&version=2.2&q=*:*&fq=&start=0&rows=10&fl=*,score&qt=standard&wt=standard&explainOther=&hl.fl=
  
 
This would maybe be happy with an Event microservice.  Mark Phillips hopes to release a Django app to this effect in April 2011.
 
This would maybe be happy with an Event microservice.  Mark Phillips hopes to release a Django app to this effect in April 2011.
  
==Fear==
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==Fears==
 
* Identifiers are precious
 
* Identifiers are precious
 
* Ingest is forever
 
* Ingest is forever
 
* Where does rights management come in
 
* Where does rights management come in
 
* Hard drives full of junk and an uncorrelated spreadsheet.
 
* Hard drives full of junk and an uncorrelated spreadsheet.
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* Resolving logical conflicts in human-edited spreadsheets--often difficult to notice problems in advance
  
 
==Desires==
 
==Desires==
 
* Command-line statistical analysis (histogram, number of distinct values, etc.) of spreadsheets.
 
* Command-line statistical analysis (histogram, number of distinct values, etc.) of spreadsheets.
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* Organizable digital limbo
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* Pie charts and other visualizations.  (How much of this stuff is ingestable? and other questions)
  
 
==Tools==
 
==Tools==
 
* Event microservice
 
* Event microservice
 
* GUI XSLT editors exist for MARC... how about for spreadsheets?
 
* GUI XSLT editors exist for MARC... how about for spreadsheets?

Latest revision as of 20:12, 7 February 2011

Django/Solr Metadata Archive Tool

As part of my code4lib presentation I (Matienzo) may demo some code that works with Digital Forensics XML and gets it into a Solr index. I've successfully thrown Blacklight on top of it, but want to extend it further, especially in terms of figuring what I can do with it and creating a straightforward UI that will represent directory hierarchies.

This would maybe be happy with an Event microservice. Mark Phillips hopes to release a Django app to this effect in April 2011.

Fears

  • Identifiers are precious
  • Ingest is forever
  • Where does rights management come in
  • Hard drives full of junk and an uncorrelated spreadsheet.
  • Resolving logical conflicts in human-edited spreadsheets--often difficult to notice problems in advance

Desires

  • Command-line statistical analysis (histogram, number of distinct values, etc.) of spreadsheets.
  • Organizable digital limbo
  • Pie charts and other visualizations. (How much of this stuff is ingestable? and other questions)

Tools

  • Event microservice
  • GUI XSLT editors exist for MARC... how about for spreadsheets?