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Digital Library Inventory Agreed upon definitions: Bibliographic item: All the pieces that together form the basis for a single bibliographic description. Can be a book, map, website etc. Bibliographic items can be simple or compound objects. Even simple objects (a single photograph) will likely have multiple manifestations. Simple object: a single file or set of related files with no hierarchical relationship between the files; associated with a single descriptive metadata record. Compound or complex object: a set of files with a hierarchical relationship, associated with a single descriptive metadata record. Manifestation: version of a given bibliographic item with a specific file format (e.g., PDF, JPEG images, full-text file, etc.) Collection: A named grouping of bibliographic items based on some common characteristic, such as provenance or subject. Data curation: Digital curation is maintaining and adding value to a trusted body of digital information over the lifecycle of scholarly and scientific materials, for current and future use. (Source: DCC. (2007, March). Digital curation centre brochure, introduction. Retrieved December 12, 2007 from the 3rd International Digital Conference in Washington, DC.) What are you? UF’s UFDC refers to both the collections in the UF Digital Collections and the system/infrastructure. UFDC provides the technological support and hosts the content for approximately 100 collections including: the Digital Library of the Caribbean, the Florida Digital Newspaper Library, the Institutional Repository @UF, the Baldwin Library of Historical Children’s Literature, the Sanborn Maps and World Maps, and many others. UFDC has over 4 million pages and over 200,863 volumes. UFDC as a system offers proper serial hierarchy display, Google Map display for location, support for many file types with embedded display and as downloads (embedded: JPG, JP2 as JPG from JP2 server, Flash, PDF, citation, Google Maps, text, etc; downloa