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Arquivos input-forms configurados para incorporação de acervos audiovisuais ao DSpace
<p>Arquivos <em>input-forms</em> em xml e txt configurados para incorporação de acervos audiovisuais ao software DSpace, fazendo parte de um dos resultados de pesquisa da dissertação intitulada Gestão de acervos audiovisuais em repositórios, sob orientação da Prof.ª Dra. Maria Giovanna Guedes Farias e coorientação do Prof. Dr. Luiz Tadeu Feitosa.</p>
Repositório audiovisual para curta-metragem e animação no DSpace
<p><em>Prints</em> das telas do repositório audiovisual construído no software <em>DSpace</em>, versão 5.5, para gestão de curtas-metragens e animações produzidas como TCC na Casa Amarela Eusélio Oliveira, equipamento cultural da Universidade Federal do Ceará. As imagens fazem parte dos resultados de pesquisa da dissertação intitulada Gestão de acervos audiovisuais em repositórios, sob orientação da Prof.ª Dra. Maria Giovanna Guedes Farias e coorientação do Prof. Dr. Luiz Tadeu Feitosa.</p>
Repositório audiovisual para documentário no DSpace
<p><em>Prints</em> das telas do repositório audiovisual construído no software <em>DSpace</em>, versão 5.5, para gestão de documentários produzidos como TCC no Curso de Jornalismo da Universidade Federal do Ceará. As imagens fazem parte dos resultados de pesquisa da dissertação intitulada Gestão de acervos audiovisuais em repositórios, sob orientação da Prof.ª Dra. Maria Giovanna Guedes Farias e coorientação do Prof. Dr. Luiz Tadeu Feitosa.</p>
Repositório audiovisual para espetáculo musical no DSpace
<p><em>Prints</em> das telas do repositório audiovisual construído no software <em>DSpace</em>, versão 5.5, para gestão dos espetáculos cênicos e musicais produzidos pelo Coral da Universidade Federal do Ceará. As imagens fazem parte dos resultados de pesquisa da dissertação intitulada Gestão de acervos audiovisuais em repositórios, sob orientação da Prof.ª Dra. Maria Giovanna Guedes Farias e coorientação do Prof. Dr. Luiz Tadeu Feitosa.</p>
Repositório audiovisual para videoaula e palestra no DSpace
<p><em>Prints</em> das telas do repositório audiovisual construído no software <em>DSpace</em>, versão 5.5, para gestão de videoaulas e palestras promovidas pela Biblioteca de Ciências Humanas da Universidade Federal do Ceará. As imagens fazem parte dos resultados de pesquisa da dissertação intitulada Gestão de acervos audiovisuais em repositórios, sob orientação da Prof.ª Dra. Maria Giovanna Guedes Farias e coorientação do Prof. Dr. Luiz Tadeu Feitosa.</p>
Repositório audiovisual para programa de televisão, programa de rádio e podcast no DSpace
<p><em>Prints</em> das telas do repositório audiovisual construído no software <em>DSpace</em>, versão 5.5, para gestão de acervos televisivos e sonoros produzidos pelo Programa UFCTV e pela Rádio Universitária FM, veículos de comunicação da Universidade Federal do Ceará. As imagens fazem parte dos resultados de pesquisa da dissertação intitulada Gestão de acervos audiovisuais em repositórios, sob orientação da Prof.ª Dra. Maria Giovanna Guedes Farias e coorientação do Prof. Dr. Luiz Tadeu Feitosa.</p>
DSpace user group video
<p>This is a video file of Michele Kimpton presenting at a DSpace user group meeting for COAR attendees.</p>
DSpace-CRIS: How to Bring Repositories and CRIS/RIMS Together
<p>CRIS/RIMS (Current Research Information Systems / Research Information Management Systems) are becoming more and more relevant to monitor research activities and outputs, highlighting strengths and weaknesses of institutional performance and providing insight for budget allocation, collaboration and funding opportunities, etc.</p> <p>Proprietary CRIS are expensive and often compete with Institutional Repositories, draining resources and closing information behind barriers, contrary to the OAI principles.</p> <p>DSpace-CRIS is a free open-source extension of DSpace, a solution to oppose this trend and reassign the prominent role that Institutional Repositories need to play in the scholarly ecosystem. It extends the scope of the repository supporting a broader range of information typically managed in CRIS/RIMS. Originated in 2009 from a collaboration with the University of Hong Kong, the main characteristic of DSpace-CRIS is a flexible and extensible data model, which allows the creation and management of any kind of entities (such as researchers, organizations, projects, etc.) and the relations among those entities, besides bibliometric, collaboration networks, statistics.</p>
Fedora, DSpace, and Islandora Community Updates
<p>Video contains three presentations: </p> <p><strong>Fedora Software and Community Update: All Aboard for Fedora 6.0</strong><br> For the past several years, the Fedora community has prioritized alignment with linked data best practices and modern web standards which guided our previous development efforts. But through extensive community feedback and engagement we have shifted our efforts in new directions. The design and development of Fedora 6.0 has been guided by three principles: improve the digital preservation feature set, support migrations from all previous versions of the software, and improve performance and scale. This presentation will provide an overview of Fedora 6.0 and an update on the current state of development, highlighting areas of interest such as the migration utilities and documentation created to support users in the transition from past versions to 6.0 as well as the robust testing measures implemented allowing users direct access to crucial performance metrics. Finally presenters will explain the post-production focus on adoption, support and elevated community engagement.</p> <p><strong>DSpace 7.0 : Coming to a DSpace near you</strong><br> It’s been a long time coming and we’re glad to say 7.0 is finally here! This talk helps your organization prepare for the next evolution of DSpace platform: DSpace 7.0. What does it look like? How would I upgrade (or install it)? How easy is it to brand/theme? Why did this take so long (and how did we adapt, despite a pandemic)? While retaining its ease-of-use, out-of-the-box goals, DSpace 7 introduces many major new features to existing users and the repository community in general. This talk will provide an overview of each. Major new features include: * A brand new, client-side, responsive user interface (built on Angular), with drag-and-drop submission process and improved usability. Theme it with just knowledge of CSS (Bootstrap) and HTML. * A brand new, full-featured, self-describing REST API, which opens your DSpace data to advanced third-party integrations / tools. * A powerful new Configurable Entities object model (i.e. typed Items with relationships between them), allowing for advanced integrations with external identifier systems (e.g. ORCID), current research information systems (CRIS), journal publishing systems, etc. * Enhanced GDPR support, OpenAIREv4 support, and (coming in 7.2) alignment with COAR Next Generation Repositories recommendations (ResourceSync and Signposting).</p> <p><strong>Islandora Community Update: Islandora at Home</strong><br> Since the Islandora Foundation was first announced at Open Repositories in 2013, it has been our privilege to share a yearly update about our project and our community. 2020 was a unique year for this kind of distributed open-source project, and the community-driven approach to development and maintenance of Islandora that has sustained the project for more than a decade had to change with the times as the entire Islandora community went completely virtual. We would like to share how our community adjusted workflows, communications, and some of the fundamental ways that we work together, to keep driving an open-source repository project through a global pandemic.</p>
Alternativer Anwendungsfall für DSpace : Verzeichnis für Zweitveröffentlichungspolicies kleiner Verlage
<p>Im Projekt GOAL arbeiten Schweizer FHs und PHs zusammen, um das Potential für Zweitveröffentlichungen für Beiträge in praxisorientierten Zeitschriften kleiner Verlage zu fördern. Im Fokus steht die Etablierung von Policies, welche Wissenschaftler:innen und Hochschulen die Ablage von Volltexten in institutionellen Repositorien erlauben. In bestimmten Fällen ist die Verwaltung dieser Informationen in SherpaRomeo nicht möglich. Um diese Lücke zu schließen (und als Ausgangspunkt für zukünftige Workflows) setzen wir als Verzeichnis DSpace ein. In diesem Vortrag gehen wir genauer auf die Hintergründe ein, erklären die technische Implementierung und geben eine Ausblick auf zukünftige Anwendungsszenarien.</p>
Konzept zur kompatiblen Umsetzung des Kerndatensatz Forschung und den OpenAIRE-Guidelines in einem DSpace-CRIS-Forschungsinformationssystem
<p>Das Konzept definiert Entitäten und Metadatenfelder, die für eine gemeinsame Umsetzung des Berichtstandards Kerndatensatz Forschung (KDSF) und dem Ablieferungsformat für OpenAIRE (definiert durch die OpenAIRE-Guidelines) in einem DSpace-CRIS-System benötigt werden. In beiden Fällen wird ein Informationsbedarf definiert, aber nicht vorgegeben, wie diese Informationen im lokalen System gespeichert werden sollen. Hier ergeben sich allein durch unterschiedliche Softwarelösungen verschiedene Umsetzungsmöglichkeiten. So werden zum Beispiel zusätzliche Entitäten benötigt, in anderen Fällen lassen sich wiederum welche zusammenfassen.</p> <p>In das Schema flossen ein:</p> <ul> <li>Kerndatensatz Forschung v1.3</li> <li>OpenAIRE Guidelines for CRIS Managers v1.2.0</li> <li>OpenAIRE Guidelines for Institutional and Thematic Repository Managers v4.0.1</li> </ul> <p>Die Guidelines für Repository Managers beschränken sich in ihrer Relevanz weitestgehend auf die Entität "Publikation". Ihre Berücksichtigung geht von einer integrierten Repositorienfunktion im Forschungsinformationssystem aus.</p> <p>---</p> <p>Für Version 2.0 wurden zur Nachvollziehbarkeit KDSF-Keys bei den jeweiligen Metadatenfeldern ergänzt. Außerdem wurden die aktuellsten Versionen der OpenAIRE-Guidelines berücksichtigt und kleinere Änderungen in der Umsetzung vorgenommen. Die OpenAIRE Guidelines for Data Archives werden in Version 2.0 nicht mit dokumentiert.</p>
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