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"PREMIS 3 Ontology"@en .
"Ontology for PREMIS 3, the international standard for metadata to support the preservation of digital objects and ensure their long-term usability."@en .
"2018-10-12"^^ .
"2018/10/12"^^ .
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"Action"@en .
"Operation type to perform on an Object. Effectively performing this action may produce an Event."@en .
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"Agent"@en .
"Actor (human, machine, or software) associated with one or more Event and/or Rights statement associated with a digital object."@en .
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"Bitstream"@en .
"Contiguous or non-contiguous data within a file that has meaningful properties for preservation purposes."@en .
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"Copyright"@en .
"Copyright law."@en .
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"Dependency"@en .
"Relationship where one Object requires another Object to support its function, delivery, or the coherence of its content."@en .
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"Environment characteristic"@en .
"An assessment of the extent to which the described environment supports its purpose."@en .
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"Event"@en .
"Action performed within or outside the repository that affects its capability to preserve Objects over the long term."@en .
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"File"@en .
"Named and ordered sequence of bytes that is known to an operating system."@en .
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"Fixity"@en .
"Information used to verify whether an object has been altered in an undocumented or unauthorized way."@en .
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"Hardware agent"@en .
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"Identifier"@en .
"An unambiguous reference to the PREMIS entity within the preservation repository."@en .
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"Inhibitor"@en .
"Feature of a Digital Object intended to inhibit access, copying, dissemination, or migration. Common Inhibitors are encryption and password protection."@en .
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"Institutional policy"@en .
"A policy decision made by an organization."@en .
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"Intellectual entity"@en .
" set of content that is considered a single intellectual unit for purposes of management and description: for example, a particular book, map, photograph, database, or piece of hardware or software. An Intellectual Entity can include other Intellectual Entities; for example, a web site can include a web page; a web page can include an image. An Intellectual Entity may have one or more digital representations. An Intellectual Entity may also describe an environment, defined as technology supporting a digital object in some way (e.g. by rendering or executing it). Environments can consist of software, hardware, or a combination of both."@en .
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"License"@en .
"A license agreement or other legal document that grants rights."@en .
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