Conference Agenda

Developing Good Practices to Support Non-English and Multilingual Content in Repositories

Iryna Kuchma¹, Kathleen Shearer², Tomasz Neugebauer³, Lautaro Matas⁴, Gultekin Gurdal⁵

1: EIFL, Ukraine; 2: COAR, Canada; 3: Concordia University, Canada; 4: LA Referencia, Latin America; 5: Izmir Institute of Technology İYTE, Türkiye

Fedora 6.x - Understanding the Oxford Common File Layout (OCFL), intro to migration tools and understanding available integrations

Dan Field, Arran Lee Griffith

Lyrasis, Canada

Best practices for using a Dataverse repository

Sonia Maria Barbosa

Harvard University, United States of America

InvenioRDM Workshop 2023

Sara Gonzales¹, Matthew B. Carson¹, Peter Cornwell², Steve Eardley³, Dan Granville², Maximilian Moser⁴, Lars Holm Nielsen⁵, Nicola Tarocco⁵, Guillaume Viger¹, Zacharias Zacharodimos⁵, Kristi L. Holmes¹

1: Northwestern University, Galter Health Sciences Library and Learning Center, Feinberg School of Medicine, Chicago, IL, United States of America; 2: data-futures, Leipzig, Germany; 3: Cottage Labs, United Kingdom; 4: Technische Universitat Wien, Vienna, Austria; 5: European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN), Geneva, Switzerland

DSpace 7 upgrade workshop

Ian van der Linde, Sarfaraz Mohamed

Stellenbosch University, South Africa

Mastering the Figshare API workshop

Andrew Mackenna-Foster, Adrian-Tudor Panescu

Figshare

ROR in Repositories Workshop

Amanda French¹, Elizabeth Krzarnich²

1: Crossref, United States of America; 2: DataCite, Germany

Starting up an Institutional Digital Collections Site with Omeka S

Sanjin Muftic

University of Cape Town Libraries, South Africa

Enriching Repository Metadata with Linked Data elements

Wynand Van Der Walt

Rhodes University, South Africa

Unlocking repositories through persistent identifiers: supporting data access worldwide

Helena Cousijn¹, Gabi Mejias¹, Liz Krznarich¹, Lombe Tembo², Harold Bowa³, Owen Iyoha⁴, Wesley Barry⁵

1: DataCite, Germany; 2: ORCID; 3: UbuntuNet Alliance; 4: Eko-Konnect; 5: TENET

A Song of [N]ISO and FAIR (or how to remove the OTHER from repository crosstalk)

Adam Vials Moore¹, Jenny Evans², Alan Stone³, Jennifer Basford⁴, Jez Cope⁴

1: Jisc, United Kingdom; 2: University of Westminster; 3: Cayuse LLC; 4: British Library

Connecting overlay journals with open repositories and other open science infrastructures

Raphaël Tournoy

Centre pour la Communication Scientifique Directe (CCSD) - CNRS UAR

Analysis of OpenDOAR Data

Paul Walk

Antleaf Ltd., United Kingdom

The process is the work – scribe at the side sectional infrastructure

Adam Vials Moore¹, Jenny Evans², John Kaye¹, Tim Fellows¹, Scott McLaughlin³

1: Jisc, United Kingdom; 2: University of Westminster, United Kingdom; 3: University of Leeds, United Kingdom

NTU Research Data Repository’s assessment and certification

Yuyun Wirawati Ishak

Nanyang Technological University, Singapore

ATTITUDE OF RESEARCH SCHOLARS TOWARDS USAGE OF REPOSITORIES: A SURVEY OF UNIVERSITIES IN NIGERIA.

BASIRU ADETOMIWA¹, Adebola Oluwamayokun Adegoroye²

1: Redeemer's University; 2: Lagos State University

Lessons learnt during the establishment of an Oral History Channel on how to make oral histories more accessible

Reinhardt Hartzenberg, Dr. Vukile Khumalo

KwaZulu-Natal Archives and Records Service

DigitaX Archive – some stories of more than 200 years of tax resources

Katharina Beberweil

Library and Information Centre IBFD, Netherlands, The

Assessing the Global Divide: Repository access from the global north and south, before and after COVID

Jonathan Wheeler¹, Ngoc-Minh Pham²

1: University of New Mexico, United States of America; 2: University of Missouri, United States of America

Institutional Repositories for Institution Visibility and Sharing of Published Research Findings

Godfrey Isaac Mwandosya, Edda Tandi Lwoga

College of Business Education, Tanzania

Global visibility of the University of Namibia’s (UNAM) digital repositories using the generic search engines

Astridah Njala Samupwa, Daniel Ampweya

University of Namibia, Namibia

The discoverability of content produced by the University of Zululand researchers in the databases made available by the UNIZULU Library Services.

Phumlani Biyela

University of Zululand, South Africa

DataVault: one institution’s answer to Big Data, confidential data

Robin Rice, Ianthe Sutherland

University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom

Packaging data with detailed metadata using RO-Crate in FAIR open repositories

Peter Sefton¹, Stian Soiland-Reyes²

1: The University of Queensland, Australia; 2: The University of Manchester, UK

Curating Big Data for Reuse

Katie Mika, Gustavo Durand, Leonid Andreev

Harvard University, United States of America

Practice research and repositories: international practices in unlocking arts research

Jenny Evans¹, Jayne Batzofin², Claire Knowles³, Rachael Kotarski⁴, Sanjin Muftić², Adam Vials Moore⁵

1: University of Westminster, United Kingdom; 2: University of Cape Town, South Africa; 3: University of Leeds, United Kingdom; 4: British Library, United Kingdom; 5: Jisc, United Kingdom

Marrying research data and their management plans

Maximilian Johannes Moser¹, David Eckhard², Tomasz Miksa¹

1: TU Wien, Austria; 2: TU Graz, Austria

A Persistent Identifier Practice For A Research Data Repository

Cheng-Jen Lee, Tyng-Ruey Chuang

Academia Sinica, Taiwan

modularity and interoperability in generalist data repositories

Stefano Maria Iacus, Gustavo Durand

Harvard University, United States of America

Introducing the Oni Repository Stack – a Standards-based OCFL-backed repository platform build on Node.js, Postgres and ElasticSearch

Peter Sefton, Moises Sacal Bonequi, Alvin Sebastian, Mark Raadgever

University of Queensland, Australia

The U.S. Repository Network: Acting on a Community Vision for Repositories

Tina Baich

SPARC, United States of America

Creating binational library collaborations: The experience of the SDSU Library

Lisa Lamont, Erik Beck, Matt Ferrill, Devan McGirr

San Diego State University, United States of America

A generational refresh: continuing Harvard's Digital Repository Service's legacy of innovation

Stefano Cossu

Harvard University, United States of America

Enhancing Institutional Repositories for effective research support

Ester Ernest Mnzava, Catherine Mangare

Sokoine University of Agriculture, Tanzania

Facilitating community-wide adoption of metadata standards and guidelines through validation and monitoring: The Rioxx v3 EPrints adoption use case

Matteo Cancellieri, Petr Knoth

The Open University, United Kingdom

The openCost project: Integrating publication cost data into institutional repositories

Julia Bartlewski¹, Christoph Broschinski¹, Gernot Deinzer², Alexander Wagner³, Dirk Pieper¹

1: Bielefeld University, Germany; 2: Regensburg University, Germany; 3: Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron DESY

Rioxx 3: A Modernised Metadata Profile

Paul Walk¹, George Macgregor², Petr Knoth³

1: Antleaf Ltd., United Kingdom; 2: University of Strathclyde; 3: The Open University

The Repository Rodeo

Gustavo Durand¹, Will Fyson², Dan Field³, Heather Greer Klein⁴, Agustina Martínez García⁵, Kirsta Stapelfeldt⁶, Nicola Tarocco⁷

1: Harvard University, United States of America; 2: CoSector, University of London, United Kingdom; 3: Lyrasis, United States of America; 4: Samvera, United States of America; 5: University of Cambridge, United Kingdom; 6: University of Toronto, Canada; 7: CERN, Switzerland

Data processing model of the Brazilian Laguna Project

Washington Luís Ribeiro de Carvalho Segundo¹, Adilson Luiz Pinto², Fabio Lorensi Do Canto², Thiago Magela Rodrigues Dias³

1: Instituto Brasileiro de Informação em Ciência e Tecnologia (IBICT), Brazil; 2: Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina (UFSC), Brazil; 3: Centro Federal de Educação Tecnológica de Minas Gerais (CEFET-MG), Brazil

Enabling open research practices - connecting the Octopus platform with research institutional repositories

Agustina Martínez García¹, John Kaye², Alexandra Freeman¹

1: University of Cambridge, United Kingdom; 2: Jisc, United Kingdom

Demonstrating African institutional repositories’ contribution to global knowledge

Phillip Ndhlovu

Gwanda State University, Zimbabwe

Open Refine Reconciliation Services for Linking Institutional Repository Metadata

Tuelo Ntlotlang

Botswana International University of Science and Technology (BIUST), Botswana

Open research data repositories to enhance discoverability and reuse research data in higher learning institutions in Tanzania

Neema Florence Mosha¹, Patrick Ngulube²

1: University of South Africa (UNISA), South Africa; 2: University of South Africa (UNISA), South Africa

Manara - Qatar Research Repository

Marcin Werla, Dr. Arif Shaon, Dr. Alwaleed Alkhaja

Qatar National Library, Qatar

OpenAIRE Content Provider Dashboard: recent developments from OpenAIRE Nexus and EOSC future projects

Pedro Príncipe, André Vieira

University of Minho, Portugal

The Bigger the Better?: A Comparison of Institutional Repository Statistics and Sizes Across Carnegie R1 Institutions

Joseph R. Kraus¹, Emily Bongiovanni²

1: Colorado School of Mines, United States of America; 2: Carnegie Mellon University, United States of America

The inclusion of UNESCO sustainable development goals (SDGs) on SU repositories

Cathrin Lorrainne Cynthia Baadjies, Msimelelo Dingiswayo

Stellenbosch University Library and Information Services, South Africa

Using the tool Observable to ensure data quality in institutional repository

Cecilia Granell, Jessica Byström

Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden

Discover the Special Collections on SUNDigital Collections at Stellenbosch University Library and Information Service

Marieta Buys, Patricia Khati, Pakama Ncume, Busiswa Mofu, Santie De Jongh

Stellenbosch University, South Africa

From evolution to transformation: using the web to make library and repository data visible and portable

Bronwyn Elizabeth Rassmann

EBSCO, South Africa

OPEN REPOSITORIES AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS: BRIDGING THE INFORMATION GAP

MPUNDU CHILONGA

KWAME NKRUMAH UNIVERSITY, ZAMBIA, Zambia

Open Repositories and United Nations Sustainable Development Goals Nexus: Mapping Research Outputs from selected South African public universities.

Tendai Mataranyika

University of Pretoria, South Africa

Supporting equity, economies of scale, and interoperability by applying the International Data Space model to open science usage and impact reporting

Christina JS Drummond

University of North Texas, United States of America

Building Synergies in Capacity Development for Open Scholarship

Ilkay Holt¹, Iryna Kuchma², Omo Oaiya³, Jun Maeda⁴

1: The British Library; 2: EIFL; 3: WACREN; 4: National Institute of Informatics

An update on DSpace-CRIS, the state-of-the-art tool for Research&Information management

Andrea Bollini, Corrado Lombardi, Claudio Cortese, Andrea Barbasso, Fabio Belletti, Irene Buso, Mykhaylo Boychuk, Alfredo Cosco, Giuseppe Digilio, Riccardo Fazio, Damiano Fiorenza, Benedetta Gandolini, Luca Giamminonni, Elisa Golinelli, Stefano Maffei, Davide Negretti, Sara Orlandi, Luigi Andrea Pascarelli, Matteo Perelli, Adele Pusiol, Immacolata Scancarello, Francesco Pio Scognamiglio, Simone Tarli, Francesco La Rocca, Federico Verlicchi, Vincenzo Mecca, Karla Medina, Susanna Mornati

4Science, Italy

DSpace 7 performance improvements: what's going on, what can we do, and how can non-technical people help developers

Yury Bondarenko, Art Lowel, Lieven Droogmans, Ignace Deroost

Atmire, Belgium

DSpace Community Updates : Wrapping up 7.x and looking towards the future

Tim Donohue, Michele Mennielli, Natalie Baur

LYRASIS, United States of America

Depicting Dragomans: Islandora for Flexible, Web-based Scholarly Resources

Kirsta Stapelfeldt, Natalie Rothman

University of Toronto Scarborough Library, Canada

CORE Dashboard: A tool for the management of open access content in repositories

Petr Knoth, David Pride, Viktoriia Pavlenko, Matteo Cancellieri

The Open University, United Kingdom

Building the compliance of HAL, the French national open archive, with Open Science funders policies

Bénédicte Kuntziger, Benoît Legouy

Centre pour la Communication Scientifique Directe (CCSD) - CNRS, France

No Repository is an Island: Putting Enlighten at the heart of the University of Glasgow’s Open Research Infrastructure

Michelle O'Hara¹, William J. Nixon²

1: University of Glasgow, United Kingdom; 2: Research Libraries UK (RLUK), United Kingdom

To Strengthen Institutional Repositories: GCRIS Platform and IZTECH Implementation

Gultekin Gurdal¹, Begum YAVUZ¹, Ayşen BİNEN¹, Arda YIKAMACI²

1: Izmir Institute of Technology, Turkiye; 2: Research Ecosystems

FAIR Code Sharing in Open Access Repositories

Maria Cotera, Andrew Mckenna-Foster

Figshare, United Kingdom

The TIB AV Portal: Unlocking Discovery and Interoperability of Scientific Videos

Margret Plank, Matti Stoehr, Sven Strobel

TIB Leibniz Information Centre for Science and Technology, Germany

Opening repositories to practice research: sharing the findings of the PRVoices and SPARKLE projects

Jenny Evans¹, Claire Knowles², Rachael Kotarski³, Adam Vials Moore⁴, Alan Stone⁵

1: University of Westminster, United Kingdom; 2: University of Leeds, United Kingdom; 3: British Library, United Kingdom; 4: Jisc, United Kingdom; 5: Cayuse, United Kingdom

Trials and Tribulations of OER in the Institutional Repository: A Canadian Perspective

Priscilla Carmini, Sarah Coysh, Stephanie Quail

York University, Canada

Supporting Trusted OA Usage Data Reporting and Analytics through Shared Infrastructure

Christina JS Drummond¹, Jo Havemann², Andrew Joseph³, Liz Krznarich⁴

1: University of North Texas, United States of America; 2: AfricArxiv; 3: Publishers Association of South Africa / Wits University Press; 4: DataCite / ROR

Digitizing Indigenous Medicinal Plants for Sustainable Management of the Medicinal Wetland Plants of Tanzania

CATHERINE MANGARE, ESTER ERNEST, FAITH MABIKI

SOKOINE UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE, Tanzania

Australian Data Archive (ADA) and Australian National University (ANU) and The Dataverse Project, TKLabels use case

Janet McDougall², Steven McEachern², Sonia Maria Barbosa¹

1: Harvard University, United States of America; 2: Australian Data Archive, Australia

Collecting Digital Object Reuse Data and Assessing it with Care

Ayla Stein Kenfield¹, Santi Thompson², Elizabeth Jean Kelly³, Ali Shiri⁴, Liz Woolcott⁵, Joyce Chapman⁶, Derrick Jefferson⁷, Ranti Junus⁹, Nicole Hennig⁸, Myrna E. Morales¹⁰

1: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, United States of America; 2: University of Houston; 3: LOUIS: The Louisiana Library Network; 4: School of Library and Information Studies, University of Alberta; 5: Utah State University; 6: Duke University; 7: American University; 8: University of Arizona; 9: Michigan State University; 10: Massachusetts Coalition of Domestic Workers

The COAR Notify Initiative: Update on Progress

Kathleen Shearer¹, Eloy Rodrigues², Martin Klein³, Paul Walk⁴, Tamy Nakao¹

1: COAR, Canada; 2: University of Minho, Portugal; 3: Los Alamos National Laboratory, USA; 4: Antleaf Ltd., UK

The Harvard Data Commons project: leveraging COAR Notify to create interoperability between Harvard data and institutional repositories

Colin Lukens, Andrew Woods

Harvard Library, United States of America

Implementing the COAR Notify Protocol in DSpace 7

Andrea Bollini¹, Irene Buso¹, Corrado Lombardi¹, Stefano Maffei¹, Susanna Mornati¹, Kathleen Shearer², Paul Walk^2,3, Martin Klein⁴, Eloy Rodrigues⁵

1: 4Science, Italy; 2: COAR; 3: Antleaf, England; 4: Los Alamos National Laboratory, New Mexico, US; 5: University of Minho, Portugal

OpenAIRE MONITOR: from scholarly output to knowledge database to insights on scientific content and its impact.

Leonidas Pispiringas¹, Ioanna Grypari², Harry Dimitropoulos², Alessia Bardi³, Natalia Manola¹, Antonis Lempesis², Dimitris Pierrakos², Pedro Principe⁴

1: OpenAIRE, Greece; 2: Athena Research and Innovation Center; 3: National Research Council (CNR); 4: University of Minho

Democratized deployment of a repository: a novel outcome for a containerized DSpace application

Brandon T. Kowalski, Erica Mehan Johns

Cornell University Library, United States of America

Development of OA Assist System for JAIRO Cloud

Masashi Kawai¹, Jun Maeda², Masaharu Hayashi¹, Kazutsuna Yamaji¹

1: National Institute of Informatics, Japan; 2: Hokkaido University Library, Japan

Linking publications and data from two french national repositories

Bénédicte Kuntziger¹, Yannick Barborini¹, Nicolas Larrousse², Adeline Joffres²

1: Centre pour la Communication Scientifique Directe (CCSD) - CNRS UAR 3668, France; 2: Huma-Num CNRS UAR 3598

The Collections: A 3D touch in DSpace

Zhongda Zhang¹, Le Yang²

1: University of Oklahoma Libraries, United States of America; 2: University of Oregon Libraries, United States of America

The Global Participation Fund and open research infrastructure interoperability

Lombe Tembo Shuma, Nabil Ksibi

ORCID

The Japanese academic dataset integration based on PID and text processing.

Jun-ichi Onami¹, Teruhito Kanazawa¹, Ikki Ohmukai², Masashi Kawai¹, Kazutsuna Yamaji¹

1: National Institute of Informatics, Japan; 2: The university of Tokyo

Yale Center for British Art Digital Collections and LUX – Sharing Collections Online to the World

Eric Robert James, Emmanuelle Delmas-Glass

Yale Center for British Art, United States of America

Signposting to Make Repository Content More Machine-Accessible

Martin Klein¹, Paul Walk², Kathleen Shearer³, Eloy Rodrigues⁴

1: Los Alamos National Laboratory, United States of America; 2: Antleaf Ltd; 3: COAR; 4: University of Minho

OpenAIRE interoperability metadata guidelines: ensuring a community-driven global governance for the development of the guidelines

Pedro Príncipe

University of Minho, Portugal

Towards a FAIR-enabled Platform for the IAEA’s Nuclear Data Collections and Services

Ludmila Marian

IAEA, Austria

Introducing FAIR Scores in a Global Agricultural Science Reporting Service: An Analysis of the First Reporting Period

Sebastian Stefan Feger^1,2, Valentina De Col¹, Moayad AL-Najdawi³, Hector Tobon⁴, German Martinez⁴, Juan Carlos Cadavid⁴, Enrico Bonaiuti¹

1: ICARDA; 2: LMU Munich; 3: CodeObia; 4: CIAT

Towards a Generic Research Data Commons: A highly scalable standard-based repository framework for Language and other Humanities data

Peter Sefton¹, Simon Musgrave², Nick Thieberger³

1: University of Queensland, Australia; 2: Monash University, Australia; 3: University of Melbourne, Australia

Publishing Digital Text Editions on the Semantic Web

Zsófia Fellegi¹, Gábor Palkó²

1: Research Centre for the Humanities, Institute for Literary Studies, Hungary; 2: Eötvös Loránd University of Budapest, Department for Digital Humanities

Open Repositories, Open Connections: Case Studies in Open Source Repository Integrations

Rowan Hatherley

Ubiquity Press, United Kingdom

Integration of Open Data Repositories for Scientific Production Certification

Thiago Dias¹, Washington Segundo², Tales Moreira², Vivian Silva², Jesus Mena-Chalco³

1: CEFET-MG, Brazil; 2: IBICT, Brazil; 3: UFABC, Brazil

Preservation and the repository, practical interoperability between EPrints and Arkivum

Will Fyson, Rory McNicholl

University of London, United Kingdom

dspace-rest-client: A Python REST Client for DSpace 7

Kim Michael Shepherd

The Library Code GmbH

Semi-Automated FAST Reconciliation for Hyrax-based Repositories

Tiffany Chan

University of Victoria, Canada

A Validation Service for COAR Notify Notifications

Martin Klein¹, Paul Walk², Kathleen Shearer³, Eloy Rodrigues⁴

1: Los Alamos National Laboratory, United States of America; 2: Antleaf Ltd; 3: COAR; 4: University of Minho

COAR Notify: Some technical lessons after 6 months of development

Paul Walk¹, Martin Klein², Eloy Rodrigues³, Kathleen Shearer⁴

1: Antleaf Ltd., United Kingdom; 2: Los Alamos National Laboratory; 3: University of Minho; 4: Confederation of Open Access Repositories (COAR

A tour of Ibali: Digital Collections UCT - Showcasing Collections for Discovery

Sanjin Muftic

University of Cape Town Libraries, South Africa

LIBSENSE Africa - Breaking down silos across infrastructures to improve the visibility of African research outputs

Omo Oaiya¹, Owen Iyoha², Reggie Raju³, Jill Claassen³, Kathleen Shearer⁴

1: WACREN, Ghana; 2: Eko-Konnect, Nigeria; 3: University of Cape Town, South Africa; 4: COAR, International

The new role for South African Open Access repositories and Open Journal Systems: enhancing the SA-SDG Hub.

Gallant Lazarus Matizirofa¹, Daisy Selematsela. Dr²

1: University of Pretoria, South Africa; 2: University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa

Analysing SDG engagement of research output in a DSpace repository using Postgres NLP

Sean Richard Carte

Durban University of Technology, South Africa

Linking Veterinary Science Faculty Research and Activities to the UNESCO Sustainable Development Goals: The Role of the Library

Marguerite Alice Nel, Amelia Breytenbach

University of Pretoria, South Africa

Botswana open repositories role in SDGs research-based knowledge sharing process: a bibliometric analysis

Kelemwork Agafari kassahun

Botho University, Botswana

Modeling Digital Cultural Landscapes with DSpace

Claudio Cortese, Andrea Bollini, Irene Buso, Riccardo Fazio, Damiano Fiorenza, Benedetta Gandolini, Emilia Groppo, Stefano Maffei, Susanna Mornati, Luigi Andrea Pascarelli, Immacolata Scancarello, Francesco Pio Scognamiglio

4Science, Italy

Laguna: open informational infrastructure for a scientific data lake

Washington Luís Ribeiro de Carvalho Segundo¹, Adilson Luiz Pinto², Fabio Lorensi Do Canto², Thiago Magela Rodrigues Dias³

1: Instituto Brasileiro de Informação em Ciência e Tecnologia (IBICT), Brazil; 2: Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina (UFSC), Brazil; 3: Centro Federal de Educação Tecnológica de Minas Gerais (CEFET-MG), Brazil

dArk: A decentralized blockchain implementation of ARK Persistent Identifiers

Lautaro Matas¹, Washington Segundo², Thiago Nóbrega², J. Edilson S. Filho², Jesús Mena-Chalco³

1: LA Referencia / RedCLARA, Latin America; 2: IBICT, Brazil; 3: UFABC, Brazil

Trustworthy Machine Information Behavior and Open Research Repositories

Samuel Simango

Stellenbosch University, South Africa

Interoperability: What’s in a handshake?

Geoffrey Harder¹, Kathleen Shearer², Omo Oaiya³, Lautaro Matas⁴, Eloy Rodrigues⁵

1: University of Alberta, Canada; 2: COAR, International; 3: LIBSENSE, Africa; 4: LA Referencia, Latin America; 5: OpenAIRE, Europe

Repositioning Repositories: Designing and Assessing the Life Cycle of Research Infrastructures

Ron Dekker¹, Ioanna Grypari², Athina Papadopoulou³

1: Technopolis Group Belgium; 2: Athena Research Centre; 3: OpenAIRE

Rethinking the A in FAIR Data: issues of data access and accessibility in research

Hugh Shanahan¹, Louise Bezuidenhout²

1: Royal Holloway University of London,; 2: DANS

DBRepo: A Repository for Databases supporting Data Versioning, Schema Semantics and FAIR Principles

Martin Weise¹, Tobias Grantner¹, Josef Taha¹, Moritz Staudinger¹, Eva Gergely², Kirill Stytsenko², Raman Ganguly², Andreas Rauber¹

1: TU Wien, Austria; 2: University of Vienna, Austria

Open Standards-Based Repository Development for Discovery and Interoperability

Tiffany Chan

University of Victoria, Canada

Adopting the DSpace 7 platform: challenges, gaps, problematics, and solution formulas from real migration experiences

Andrea Bollini, Corrado Lombardi, Claudio Cortese, Andrea Barbasso, Fabio Belletti, Irene Buso, Mykhaylo Boychuk, Alfredo Cosco, Giuseppe Digilio, Riccardo Fazio, Damiano Fiorenza, Benedetta Gandolini, Luca Giamminonni, Elisa Golinelli, Stefano Maffei, Vincenzo Mecca, Davide Negretti, Sara Orlandi, Luigi Andrea Pascarelli, Matteo Perelli, Adele Pusiol, Immacolata Scancarello, Francesco Pio Scognamiglio, Simone Tarli, Francesco La Rocca, Federico Verlicchi, Karla Medina, Susanna Mornati

4Science, Italy

New IDEALS: Migrating an IR to a shared-storage infrastructure

Ayla Stein Kenfield, Seth Robbins, Daniel G. Tracy

University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, United States of America

"Fraunhofer-Publica" unlocked for Open Access and Interoperability

Dirk Eisengräber-Pabst, Anja Mc Grath

Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft, Germany

(Re)investing in a national repository infrastructure for cultural heritage

Jenny Basford, Ilkay Holt, Graham Jevon, Nora Ramsey

British Library, United Kingdom

Building Open Access Repository in Eritrea with limited resources

Kiflom Michael Kahsay

Research and Documentation Centre, Eritrea

Implementing and Sustaining An Integrated Open Digital Ecosystem for Cultural Heritage Collections at UH Libraries

Annie Wu, Sean Watkins, Bethany Scott, Santi Thompson, Jerrel Jones, Christin Zepeda, Laura Ramirez, Susan Hoover

University of Houston, United States of America

Prototyping an Organizationally Adaptive Repository for the National Parks Service

Gregory Jansen¹, Richard Marciano¹, Lyneise Williams², Mark Conrad¹

1: University of Maryland at College Park, United States of America; 2: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, United States of America