RIOXX Guidelines Application Profilerioxx指南amp应用简介.pptVIP

Paul Walk Director, Innovation Support Centre, UKOLN, University of Bath p.walk@ukoln.ac.uk @paulwalk RIOXX Guidelines Application Profile outline guidelines for repository managers, building on much previous work, including a report by Sheridan Brown, on how to represent certain metadata attributes the project is wider than just the guidelines - for example, a certain (modest) amount of software development will be necessary to see the guidelines implementable in deployed repositories these guidelines are an interim measure - and are expected to be superseded (perhaps by a CERIF-based approach) this effort is expected to be ongoing beyond these interim guidelines, to address longer-term guidelines and measures phases phase 1 - until end of March 2013 tightly focussed - deliver: guidelines an application profile of Dublin Core driven by requirements from RCUK and Jisc informing the Vocabularies for Open Access project phase 2 - latter half of 2013? proposal being prepared will be informed by the Vocabularies for Open Access project phase 1 concerns primary: implement a solution to represent the funder in IR metadata a solution to represent the project/grant in IR metadata secondary: consider how to point to the item described how to point to related dataset(s) how to represent the rights of use of the item described (this is becoming more of an issue) principles must be easy to implement, with little/no development required (e.g. a plugin for existing repository platforms) are interim guidelines, so judgement needed about how future-proof these should be should respect and even adopt, where viable, existing guidelines/standards: OpenAIRE EThOS DC Terms should seek to avoid being too UK-specific, while serving UK goals several compromises - pragmatic rather than elegant approach extend OAI-DC, rather than start again stick with OAI-PMH, and XML (for phase 1) considered OpenAIRE and EThOS chose EThOS as the better model for what we wanted to do