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DRS / Shared Shelf Image Linking Workflow  

 

Workflow Summary:

 

This workflow facilitates linking of deliverable images in Harvard’s Digital Repository Service (DRS1 or DRS2) to Shared Shelf Display Records.

New Display Records are created within Shared Shelf, and a spreadsheet is exported. Using your DRS load report, urns of the images to be linked are added to the spreadsheet. The spreadsheet is imported back to Shared Shelf, with the urns automatically associated with their corresponding SSIDs.

 

This workflow assumes that images have already been deposited and a DRS load report is available to acquire urns for the desired images.

1.Create new records in Shared Shelf: Start by clicking the gear icon in the upper right hand corner.

 

2. Create the same number of records as images you intend to link.




3. From the record creation success screen, click on “Export to Excel”

This will export an .xls file populated with the new records you’ve just created. The metadata columns will be blank, except for the Shared Shelf ID (SSID) which has been generated for each new record.

Note: Exported Shared Shelf Display Record spreadsheets are not sorted by SSID by default. Sorting by SSID is recommended.



4. Open your DRS load report in Excel, and copy the urn’s of the desired images.
 



5. Prepend “drs:” to the urns.

If working with small numbers of records, this can be done manually. If working with larger numbers of records, a simple concatenate function can be set up in a reusable excel template to accomplish this. 
See drs_SS_fileCAT.xlsx
 

6. The file names should now appear as in column B below. Save and close.


7. Return to your Shared Shelf project and again use the gear icon to navigate to Excel --> Import records.

 

8.  Browse to your Shared Shelf spreadsheet, and click “Import”

 

9. Confirm successful import.
 

 

 

Useful concatenation tool:

drs_SS_fileCAT.xlsx

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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