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Fedora 3	Fedora 4
Objects have Persistent Identifiers (PIDs)	Objects have a path (including a UUID) based on their location in the file system hierarchy
	Objects can also have other identifiers (DOIs, Handles, PIDs, etc.)

Data Modeling

	Fedora 3	Fedora 4	Example	Notes
PID	PID	dc:identifier	someprefix:1234	Fedora 3 Legacy PID
State	state	fedora:status	active	The default values are active and deleted -- but additional values can be created
Label	label	dc:title	Some title
Created Date	createdDate	fedora:created	2014-01-20T04:34:26.331Z	Automatically added by Fedora 4
Last Modified Date	lastModifiedDate	fedora:lastModified	2014-01-20T05:39:08.601Z	Automatically added by Fedora 4
Owner	ownerId	fedora:createdBy	Chuck Norris

	Fedora 3	Fedora 4	Example	Note
DSID	ID	dc:identifier	MODS	Fedora 3 Legacy DSID. May not need to be preserved
State	state	fedora:status	active	The default values are active and deleted -- but additional values can be created
Versionable	VERSIONABLE	fedora:hasVersions	true	Versions are supported in Fedora 4
Label	LABEL	dc:title	MODS Metadata
Creation Date	CREATED	fedora:created	2014-01-20T04:34:26.331Z	Automatically added by Fedora 4
Last Modified Date	N/A	fedora:lastModified	2014-01-20T05:39:08.601Z	Automatically added by Fedora 4
Mime Type	MIMETYPE	fedora:mimeType	text/xml	Automatically added by Fedora 4
Size	SIZE	premis:hasSize	50000	Automatically added by Fedora 4
Alternate ID	AltIds	premis:hasOriginalName	sample_file.pdf	Automatically added by Fedora 4

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