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First, thanks for proposing this interesting concept! Maybe you can help me to understand how you make sure that a digital and its physical counterpart are permanently connected. I understand that 'A Digital Specimen has a one-to-one relation with a physical specimen ' as you state in the FAQs but I cannot see how you ensure this in the data model.
I think this is somehow related to the concept of a digital representation of an instrument see: https://github.com/rdawg-pidinst where we have a yet unsolved discussion on how to link e.g. physical instruments with a digital record. See rdawg-pidinst/schema#15
Robert
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Hi @hardistyar,
First, thanks for proposing this interesting concept! Maybe you can help me to understand how you make sure that a digital and its physical counterpart are permanently connected. I understand that 'A Digital Specimen has a one-to-one relation with a physical specimen ' as you state in the FAQs but I cannot see how you ensure this in the data model.
I think this is somehow related to the concept of a digital representation of an instrument see: https://github.com/rdawg-pidinst where we have a yet unsolved discussion on how to link e.g. physical instruments with a digital record. See rdawg-pidinst/schema#15
Robert
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: