Project Description
Hypatia is an initiative to create a Hydra application (Fedora, Hydra, Solr, Blacklight) that supports the acessioning, arrangement / description, delivery and long term preservation of born digital collections. Hypatia is being developed as part of the AIMS Project ("Born-Digital Collections: An Inter-Institutional Model for Stewardship"), funded by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.
Hypatia is a cross-institutional effort that includes University of Virginia (grant lead), University of Hull, Stanford (Hypatia development lead) and Yale.
Project Administration
Planning Documents
- Glossary
- Requirements for discovery and delivery of document level objects
- Requirements for collection level discovery and display
- Documentation for initial ingest scripts
- Implementations of EAD in Blacklight
- Story Mapping Exercise
- Questions for the Digital Archivists
- Collections Inventory
- Creating digital collections from EADs
- Mock-ups
- Expected Search Results
- Edits to Hypatia Collection Home pages
- Questions that need to be Answered
- Review of Hypatia-test
- Review of Hypatia-demo
Development
- Hypatia Demo
- Hypatia JIRA
- http://hypatia-test.stanford.edu - note this is a development application and may not be available
