DSpace-CRIS: new features and contribution to the DSpace mainstream
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The document discusses dspace-cris, an extended version of the popular digital asset management system dspace, designed to enhance research information and data management for institutions. It highlights its open-source nature, cost-effectiveness, and flexible data model, which supports various research-related entities beyond just publications. The document also outlines new features, integration capabilities with ORCID, and use cases that demonstrate how dspace-cris can improve the management of research outputs and profiles.
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![• Signposting is an approach to make the scholarly
web more friendly to machines, exposing relations
as Typed Links in HTTP Link headers
• The following patterns are supported in DSpace-
CRIS (to finalize):
• Author: links to authors ORCID or VIAF records
• Identifier: link to ORCID from DSpace-CRIS researcher
pages, link to the Handle/DOI from the landing page or
fulltext (PDF, etc.)
• Publication Boundary: links to the actual fulltext from
the landing page
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![• Connect to VIAF records and Getty Vocabularies for
precise identification of person, artists and places
• It has been reported to work nicely with «plan»
DSpace, just get the authority implementation. Plan
to include it out-of-box in DSpace 7
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DSpace-CRIS: new features and contribution to the DSpace mainstream
- 1. DSpace-CRIS: new features and contribution to the DSpace mainstream Andrea Bollini, Susanna Mornati, Luigi Andrea Pascarelli, Riccardo Fazio www.4science.it
- 2. • DSpace is the most popular Digital Asset Management System in the world • More and more HE and Research Institutions are asking for Research Information & Data Management tools • Why not using an “extended” version of DSpace to meet these two relevant needs? DSpace and “extended” DSpace
- 3. • In 2009, the team now at 4Science led by Susanna Mornati and Andrea Bollini, together with the team at Hong Kong University led by David T. Palmer, created DSpace-CRIS • DSpace-CRIS is an “extended” version of DSpace, with a powerful and flexible data model to describe not just publications, but all the entities that populate the research environment and their meaningful links DSpace-CRIS: what?
- 4. • Buying a commercial platform to manage Research Information (a CRIS or RIMS) is expensive and binds your institutions to a proprietary system • DSpace-CRIS is free, open source, compliant with open standards, and provides your institution with a sustainable and effective tool to manage research information such as researchers’ profiles, department pages, project grants & awards, research outputs, metrics, reports and statistics DSpace-CRIS: why?
- 5. www.cineca.itAn integrated view of the research
- 6. DSpace-CRIS: make it beautiful • State-of-art technology for your UI (next: version 7 with AngularJS UI) • Adaptive, responsive • Icons for intuitive exploration • Widgets for most viewed, most cited, etc.
- 7. DSpace-CRIS use cases: an item
- 8. CORE Recommender for Items [NEW]
- 9. • Signposting is an approach to make the scholarly web more friendly to machines, exposing relations as Typed Links in HTTP Link headers • The following patterns are supported in DSpace- CRIS (to finalize): • Author: links to authors ORCID or VIAF records • Identifier: link to ORCID from DSpace-CRIS researcher pages, link to the Handle/DOI from the landing page or fulltext (PDF, etc.) • Publication Boundary: links to the actual fulltext from the landing page New features in DSpace-CRIS 6 [& 5.7]
- 10. DSpace-CRIS use cases: a researcher
- 11. DSpace-CRIS use cases: a researcher
- 12. DSpace-CRIS use cases: a researcher
- 13. DSpace-CRIS use cases: a researcher
- 14. DSpace-CRIS use cases: a researcher
- 15. DSpace-CRIS use cases: a researcher
- 16. Login via ORCID iD also for external co-authors (if liked) Lookup the registry Transfer information from the repository to the ORCID Registry and viceversa Connect local profile with the ORCID registry Create new record - facilitate the creation of new ORCID records for researchers
- 18. Import publications from ORCID (NEW)
- 19. Import publications from ORCID (NEW) Full integration with ORCiD, pull and push APIs for all entities: Profiles Publications Projects
- 20. • Save your researcher’s time and provide records from ORCiD, PubMed, PubMed Europe, Scopus, WebOfScience, ArXiv, CrossRef and more… also as automatic feeds • Import information from master legacy systems such as HR, export information to your data warehouse or your analytics solution, integrate your DSpace-CRIS with the institutional Identity Management system to control authentication and authorization, and so on… • Import bibliometric information automatically from Scopus and Web of Science or from any other source using spreadsheet DSpace-CRIS: interoperability
- 21. • Connect to VIAF records and Getty Vocabularies for precise identification of person, artists and places • It has been reported to work nicely with «plan» DSpace, just get the authority implementation. Plan to include it out-of-box in DSpace 7 DSpace-CRIS: interoperability [NEW]
- 22. DSpace-CRIS use cases: identifiers A flexible but robust data model that leverages persistent identifiers, wherever possible, to create unambiguous and navigable relations among all entities: a researcher’s ORCiD with his publications / datasets handles / DOIs, journals ISSNs, projects IDs, funders IDs, previous and next versions, and so on…
- 23. DSpace-CRIS use cases: identifiers in a dataset person(s) project(s) publication(s) event(s) back link
- 24. • Recently at 4Science we released, free and open source, an integration with CKAN, the world's leading open-source data management platform • Using an extendible viewer framework you can now offer data discovery, exploration, preview, sampling and visualization from your DSpace-CRIS repository just by adopting the CKAN add-on! • CKAN makes open webservices for tabular data available: https://ckan.org/ • DSpace-CRIS & DSpace-CKAN add-on: https://github.com/4Science/dspace-ckan DSpace-CRIS use cases: Research Data
- 25. DSpace-CRIS use cases: Research Data
- 26. CKAN Add-On Module: preview tabular & geospatial data Paginated and filterable
- 27. CKAN Add-On Module: preview tabular & geospatial data Graph visualization
- 28. CKAN Add-On Module: preview tabular & geospatial data Interactive map visualization
- 29. CKAN Integration Add-On: architecture backend proxing • Open access • Embargo • Restricted Can be integrated with LTP strategy Open Source, get it from GitHub!
- 30. Image files from medicine, astrophysics, cultural heritage (digitalized manuscript, rare books, etc.) need to be consulted online, discussed and commented / annotated Video and audio files need streaming and similar capabilities The viewer framework used by the CKAN integration is also used by the 4Science addons to provide IIIF capabilities and audio/video streaming to your repository (also available for standard – not CRIS installation) More on that standards and solutions in my next presentations (noted at the end of these slides) DSpace-CRIS use cases: beyond publications
- 31. DSpace-CRIS: https://digital.csic.es/ Integrated with an internal CRIS
- 33. http://ira.lib.polyu.edu.hk/ DSpace-CRIS as a National Portal in Catalunya: http://portalrecerca.csuc.cat/ Collecting data about researchers, organizations, projects, publications from all the Catalan Universities Run by the Consorci de Serveis Universitaris de Catalunya as a national service to raise visibility and awareness about Catalan Research
- 34. • Every institution can upgrade their DSpace installation to DSpace-CRIS, extending the management of research publications by creating new entities such as Researchers and Projects • Your publications will be safely managed as before, adding the advantage of linking them to relevant information such as authors, datasets, projects, metrics, networks, statistics and much more DSpace-CRIS: how?
- 35. • Now: every moment is appropriate to enhance your repository, to support your research community and make your service more relevant for the institutional strategy • Upgrading from DSpace to DSpace-CRIS or installing a brand-new “extended” repository does not take much extra effort and it is largely rewarded by the extraordinary results that you can get • As an extra security DSpace-CRIS doesn’t alter the structure of the current DSpace managed Entity so you can turn back from DSpace-CRIS to DSpace at any time just dropping (a lot of) extra tables…honestly, I’m not sure you’ll want to do that DSpace-CRIS: when?
- 36. Publications People Organisations Projects ..more Better interaction, reputation, dissemination The only open-source CRIS, maintained in the context of a vast and authoritative worldwide community. Documentation and software available on the DSpace Wiki: More than 80 DSpace-CRIS installations worldwide: Asia | North America | South America | Europe | Australia | Africa Version 5.7 RC & 6 RC available now on GitHub Participate in our Testathon! http://test.dspace-cris.4science.it https://wiki.duraspace.org/display/DSPACECRIS/DSpace-CRIS+Home DSpace-CRIS in a nutshell
- 37. • Functional improvements for both 5.x & 6.x: • Switch to the ORCID v2 API • Expose all the entities over OAI-PMH (support for CERIF) • Support for nested metadata in DSpace items, i.e. affiliation of authors • Additional integration: ADS, DBLP, connection with projects database (OpenAIRE, etc.) • Roadmap online at: https://wiki.duraspace.org/display/DSPACECRI S/Project+RoadMap DSpace-CRIS: roadmap
- 38. DSpace-CRIS . UI . DSpace-CRIS . API . DSpace UI DSpace API DSpace-CRIS: current architecture Existent gap of functionalities implemented in DSpace-CRIS but useful for any kind of DSpace repository: better statistics, deduplication, feed from Scopus, WoS, Pubmed Europe, etc.
- 39. DSpace-CRIS 7: architecture REST API Contribute back general features to enrich the base dspace (logic & UI) Create extension points to nicely integrate (plugin) additional CRIS functionalities CRIS API Angular UI Angular CRIS UI
- 40. A longtime commitment in open source, open standards, interoperability, contributing to the most relevant international communities. 4Science: a DSpace Registered Service Provider, with two DSpace Committers, the Lead of the REST API sub-team for DSpace 7, and a member in the Steering Group
- 41. Andrea Bollini <[email protected]> mobile: +39 333 934 1808 skype: a.bollini linkedin: andreabollini orcid: 0000-0002-9029-1854 Thanks for your attention DSpace for Cultural Heritage: adding support for images visualization,audio/video streaming and enhancing the data model Session: DSpace IG 3: Integrating DSpace Room: Ballroom C Session time: 29/Jun/2017, 3:30pm - 5:00pm Panel Discussion: COAR Next Generation Repositories: Results and Recommendations Session: General track 7: Repository innovation - what is next? Room: Ballroom A Session time: 28/Jun/2017, 3:30pm - 4:30pm