Fedora Migration Paths and Tools Project Update: December 2020 - Duraspace.org Projects DSpace Fedora VIVO Who’s Using Services ArchivesDirect DSpaceDirect DuraCloud Community Our Users Community Programs Service Providers Strategic Partners Membership Values and Benefits Current Members Financial Contributors Become a Member Support Choosing a Project Choosing a Service Technical Specifications Wiki Contact Us News & Events Latest News Event Calendar Webinars Monthly Newsletter About DuraSpace Projects Services Community Membership Support News & Events Projects DSpace Fedora VIVO Who’s Using Services ArchivesDirect DSpaceDirect DuraCloud Community Our Users Community Programs Service Providers Strategic Partners Membership Values and Benefits Current Members Financial Contributors Become a Member Support Choosing a Project Choosing a Service Technical Specifications Wiki Contact Us News & Events Latest News Event Calendar Webinars Monthly Newsletter Home » Latest News » Fedora Migration Paths and Tools Project Update: December 2020 Fedora Migration Paths and Tools Project Update: December 2020 Posted on December 16, 2020 by David Wilcox This is the third in a series of monthly updates on the Fedora Migration Paths and Tools project – please see last month’s post for a summary of the work completed up to that point. This project has been generously funded by the IMLS. The Principal Investigator, David Wilcox, participated in a presentation for CNI that also included Robin Ruggaber from the University of Virginia pilot and Amy Blau from the Whitman College pilot. This was a great opportunity to communicate progress on the grant work so far to a broader audience. The recording is now available on Vimeo. The Whitman College team has largely completed their metadata remediation and mapping work. This work is being documented in terms of process, resources, decisions made, and lessons learned, and will be shared with the community as part of the grant toolkit. Meanwhile, Born Digital has nearly completed work on the new Islandora 8 theme, and the grant team is just about ready to begin conducting test migrations with sample content. The University of Virginia team conducted a detailed investigation of the errors that were encountered during migration testing. These errors were revealed to be linked to objects in the legacy Fedora 3 repository that were missing datastreams, which caused the migration utility to skip them. The team determined that these objects were related to content that had already been migrated to newer systems, so they could be safely left behind during the migration. However, had the objects still been relevant from a preservation perspective, the team was prepared to create a script to repair the objects by removing references to missing datastreams in order to migrate what remained. December is a short month due to the upcoming holidays, but the Whitman team plans to complete their metadata work and review the results of initial test migrations, while the University of Virginia team plans to complete the migration of working content and index these resources into the new Fedora 6 installation. Stay tuned for further updates next month! Tags: Blog, Fedora Repository, News, Open source DuraSpace Articles Recent Articles RSS Feeds Tags Announcements (35) Blog (387) books (5) Cloud (21) COAR (7) Communication (425) Conferences (86) Data curation (91) DSpace (206) DSpace 7 (37) DSpaceDirect (13) DuraCloud (46) DuraSpace (370) DuraSpace digest (346) education (5) Events (88) Fedora Repository (160) Governance (5) Higher education (40) Hydra (62) Islandora (75) Linked data (106) LYRASIS (55) LYRASIS Digest (17) meetings (14) NDSA (9) News (357) ontology (5) Open access (370) Open data (348) Open Repositories (13) Open source (361) Preservation and archiving (260) professional development (7) Registered Service Provider (8) Repository (246) Samvera (14) Scholarly publishing (296) SPARC (12) Technology (151) VIVO (164) VIVO Camp (7) VIVO Conference (15) VIVO updates (20) Web seminar (33) About About DuraSpace History What We Do Board of Directors Meet the Team Policies Reports Community Our Users Community Programs Service Providers Strategic Partners Membership Values & Benefits Current Members Financial Contributors Become a Member Support Choosing a Project Choosing a Service Technical Specifications Wiki Contact Us News & Events Latest News Event Calendar Webinars Monthly Newsletter This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License