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    • Save Consumers Time and Money: Thou Shall Not Forget Digital Native Big Data Consumers 

      Arguillas, Florio Orocio (10.06.2014)
      In order to accommodate all types of data consumers, the Census Bureau (CB) distributed their 9,060-variable Census 2010 Summary File 1 (SF1) tables into 49 segment files, each with variables not exceeding 256 so as not ...

    • Self-deposit, discovery, and delivery of scientific GIS datasets using GeoHydra 

      Hardy, Darren (10.06.2014)
      We present the architecture of a geospatial digital library and a case study of its use for a scientific GIS dataset self-deposited by marine ecologist Malin Pinsky. In this case, he was published in a journal article [1] ...

    • Service oriented archive based on Fedora Commons 

      Lampi, Mikko (13.06.2014)
      Open Source Archive (OSA) is an EU funded project by Mikkeli University of Applied Sciences (MAMK). It produces a complete service solution for archives and organizations with data preservation needs. The software is based ...

    • SimpleREST -RESTful DSpace API 

      Moubarik, Anis (10.06.2014)
      This poster presents our internal REST interface for DSpace 3.x instances, using real production servers, Doria, TamPub and Julkari as an example. The focus will be on how SimpleREST actually works and connects the various ...

    • SobekCM’s Community Ecosystems & Socio-Technical Practices 

      Sullivan, Mark V.; Taylor, Laurie N. (10.06.2014)
      Academic research and cultural heritage institutions in the Caribbean—spanning over one million square miles of water, with hundreds of islands, many countries, and a multiplicity of languages and cultures—have long-standing ...

    • Software and Code Finder: making research outputs visible 

      Callan, Paula Anne; Broadley, Philippa (10.06.2014)
      QUT’s Software and Code Finder is a searchable registry of code and software which has been created as a result of QUT research activities. The registry is designed to aid the discovery and visibility of QUT research outputs ...

    • Spotlight: A Blacklight Plugin for Showcasing Digital Collections 

      Geisler, Gary; Beer, Chris; Snydman, Stuart; Keck, Jessie; Coyne, Justin (11.06.2014)
      Like many institutions, the Stanford University Libraries (SUL) have a rich and diverse collection of content in its digital repository. While this repository content is accessible through an integrated discovery environment, ...

    • Supporting Repository Interoperability through Guidelines 

      Principe, Pedro; Rettberg, Najla; Elbæk, Mikael Karstensen; Rodrigues, Eloy (10.06.2014)
      Exposure and visibility of content from a range of European repositories will be significantly increased when a common and interoperable approach is taken and care to adhere to existing guidelines. This compatibility will ...

    • Supporting the creation, management, and long-term preservation of social science research data 

      Recker, Astrid; Horton, Laurence; Katsanidou, Alexia (10.06.2014)
      Taking its cue from the increasing importance of data sharing and preservation, the Archive and Data Management Training Center, established in 2011 as part of the GESIS Data Archive for the Social Sciences, offers training ...

    • Supporting UK Repositories; a Cohesive Strategy 

      Notay, Balviar (10.06.2014)
      Jisc is a UK organisation that from its inception over twenty years ago has worked at the forefront of technology to network universities and research through digital systems. Most recently Jisc has turned its focus onto ...

    • A Survey about Integration of Journal Systems with Repositories in Brazil 

      Brito, Ronnie Fagundes de; Shintaku, Milton; Carvalho, Washington Luiz Ribeiro de; Macedo, Diego José (10.06.2014)
      Open Access Movement has two major channels to spread scientific documents without barriers: repositories and open e-journals. Thus, journals publish scientific knowledge, while repositories preserve and proffer access ...

    • Sustainable Business models for Open Access Services 

      Jacobs, Neil Alexander; Swan, Alma; Franken, Saskia; Bjornhauge, Lars; Holzer, Angela (10.06.2014)
      The aim of the session is to provide a forum for informed discussion on the subject of sustainable business models for OA services, especially those related to, or supporting open access repositories. Furthermore, input ...

    • Sustainable linguistic repository built on DSpace 

      Mišutka, Jozef (13.06.2014)
      Choosing DSpace for our use case was a very good decision. However, we have spent a considerable amount of time configuring and implementing new features for DSpace to become a sustainable functional digital library that ...

    • Sustaining your Open Source project through training: a Hydra case study 

      Bussey, Mark; Sadler, Bess (12.06.2014)
      Bess Sadler and Mark Bussey present their experiences and thoughts as the training coordinators for the Hydra community. In particular, the presentation will address • Working practices for developing training materials • ...

    • SYLI - an external workflow system for DSpace 

      Viita, Samu; Pietarila, Janne; Van Hemel, Wouter (13.06.2014)
      Syli is an open source web application for managing workflows, collections and users in any repository implemented with DSpace. Syli is specially aimed for situations where a single DSpace instance is shared by several ...

    • Tag Cloud of Search Queries for Repository System 

      Aoyama, Toshihiro; Suzuki, Yuta; Yamaji, Kazutsuna (10.06.2014)
      We propose that a new additional system to display tag cloud of search query of a contents for the repository system. The search queries can be collected from access logs of a HTTP server. After a access log from search ...

    • A tale of two communities 

      Yoose, Becky (11.06.2014)
      This rant focuses on the issues faced by many GLAM organizations who do not feel represented in the mainstream open source repository community, and calls on the leaders of that community to consider what can be done to ...

    • Targeted Annotation of Scientific Literature and Data Resources in Invenio Digital Libraries 

      Panescu, Adrian-Tudor; Simko, Tibor; Vanoirbeek, Christine (11.06.2014)
      We describe a new targeted annotation framework developed within the Invenio digital library platform in order to answer collaborative annotation needs of high-energy physics user community. After a brief illustration of ...

    • Task Force on Librarians’ Competencies in Support of E-Research and Scholarly Communication 

      Tate, Dominic; Schmidt, Birgit (12.06.2014)
      The Association of Research Libraries (ARL), the Canadian Association of Research Libraries (CARL), the Association of European Research Libraries (LIBER), and the Coalition of Open Access Repositories (COAR) launched the ...

    • Theses and Dissertations Digital Library: Ten years of Open Access and Open Archives in Brazil 

      Macedo, Diego José; Brito, Ronnie Fagundes; Shintaku, Milton; de Carvalho Segundo, Washington L. Ribeiro (10.06.2014)
      Open Access and Open Archives are approaches for scientific information dissemination that can be supported by different software platforms. These platforms need to be integrated if a repositories federation is desired. ...