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Version: 3.2

Detail view

The Detail view allows you to consult RDF metadata of an Instantiation and its linked resources (Record Resource and Binary).

Following the Matterhorn RDF model, the screen displays the object hierarchy: a Record Resource linked to one or more Instantiations. While you can view the specific Instantiation selected from your search results in depth, you can also consult any associated binaries linked to that record.

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The navigation bar next to the Record Details title allows you to browse records by navigating through siblings (left and right arrows) or parents/children (up and down arrows). When navigating between siblings or parents/children, the system automatically displays the first Instantiation of the Record Resource.

If a Record Resource has multiple Instantiations, you can load them by clicking their respective titles (Instantiation: PID).

Download and preview

Use the Download button at the top of the page to access various export options:

  • DIP: Generates a ZIP file containing the original files and a Matterhorn-compliant mets.xml.
  • EAD: Generates an EAD.xml file based on the currently displayed resource.
  • METS: Generates a METS file containing information for the current resource and its descendants.
  • Original: Downloads the archived file (not applicable to folders).
  • PREMIS: Provides an XML extract of the PREMIS events.

You can also preview files by clicking the icon/link to the right of the Instantiation (available for supported formats only).

The PREMIS content pane displays PREMIS events in RDF-XML format. You can use the search box to find specific text within the events or use the Copy button to copy the entire content to your clipboard.

Edit metadata

It is possible to edit the metadata of a Record Resource by clicking the pen button at the right (only available if the user has the permission).

The Edit view allows you the edit selected RDF metadata. The same descriptive metadata fields as in the Show view are available for editing. The following operations are possible:

  • Edit content of metadata elements
  • Add new elements (most elements are repeatable)
  • Delete elements

After finishing the modification, you can confirm your changes with the Update record resource button. This will update the RDF metadata in Fedora.

To edit a record, the user must have the editor_metadata permission for the namespace to which the Record Resource belongs.

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