The contents of the Paradisec Digital Repository have now exceeded 3 terabytes and currently consist of 3,157 items from 43 countries in 524 languages. Since our last report in February, we have completed the digitisation of Stephen Wurm’s large collection of mainly Solomon Islands material and sent over 150 CD copies of Papua New Guinean music and language recordings to the Institute of Papua New Guinea Studies for inclusion in their archive.
PARADISEC repository metrics report
generated weekly by Stuart Hungerford
at 16th April, 2007
Collections : 87 collections
Items : 3,157 items
Files : 23,286 files
Size : 3.13 TB
Time : 1633:49:40.00
PARADISEC repository metrics report
File Type Metrics
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Type Files Size
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.dv 23 23.44 GB
.eaf 2 229.08 KB
.img 8 24.75 GB
.jpg 13,890 19.76 GB
.mov 61 485.53 GB
.mp3 4,295 87.16 GB
.mp4 6 2.22 GB
.mpg 20 13.49 GB
.pdf 65 394.29 MB
.rtf 8 1.04 MB
.tif 356 1.59 GB
.trs 17 390.20 KB 00:00:00.00
.txt 192 6.00 MB 00:00:00.00
.wav 4,312 2.49 TB 1633:49:40.00
.xml 31 1.20 MB 00:00:00.00
…… ……… ………….
23,286 3.13 TB 3258:35:00.00
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