#openrepo2022
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Poster #1
Researcher Approved: a Multi-institutional Survey of Depositors to Six Academic Data Repositories
Sarah J. Wright1, Wanda Marsolek2, Hoa Luong3, Sophia Lafferty-Hess4, Jake Carlson5, Susan Braxton3
1: Cornell University; 2: University of Minnesota; 3: University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; 4: Duke University; 5: University of Michigan
Poster #1
Integrating Biodiversity Content: ICZN -> ZooBank -> IR -> IA
Sue Ann Gardner, Paul Royster
University of Nebraska-Lincoln, United States of America
Poster #2
Researcher Approved: a Multi-institutional Survey of Depositors to Six Academic Data Repositories
Sarah J. Wright1, Wanda Marsolek2, Hoa Luong3, Sophia Lafferty-Hess4, Jake Carlson5, Susan Braxton3
1: Cornell University; 2: University of Minnesota; 3: University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; 4: Duke University; 5: University of Michigan
Ethical. Reusable. Better.
datacurationnetwork.org
68%
participants said they expect their local repository staff to curate their dataset
Sent 568 survey emails
Received 239 responses
(42%)
98%
agreed that they were satisfied with the review that their dataset received
75%
reported changes had been made to their dataset as the result of the curatorial review
90%
agreed that they felt more confident sharing their data due to the curation process
95%
agreed the impact of data curation has on the data sharing process is worth the effort
Data Availability statement:
Results and survey instrument are available at the Data Repository for the University of Minnesota, https://doi.org/10.13020/DZQP-KS53
Poster #3
Research Data Management at TU Wien
Maximilian Johannes Moser, Tomasz Miksa
TU Wien, Austria
less manual input = more time for research!
Databases
Repository
Virtual
Research
Environment
Data
Management
Plans
Research
Data
Repository
Video Streaming
Platform
( 2a )
( 2b )
( 1 )
«Trust through Automation»
Poster #4
Recommendation and integration of bibliographical references and personal identifiers during import procedures - collaboratively with researchers
Johanna Staudinger, Steffen Illig, Florian Gantner
University of Bamberg, Germany
Poster #5
Information Policies of Institutional Repositories of Federal Universities in Brazil: the librarian who manages digital preservation
RONNIE ANDERSON DE FARIAS, ANGERLANIA REZENDE
UNIVERSIDADE FEDERAL DA PARAÍBA, Brazil
Poster #6
Achimota Government Hospital And Patients Data Relationship At The Hospital
Kwame Opoku Sakyiamah
Student, Ghana
Poster #7
The United Colors of Bots: Seven Steps to Detect and Reduce Machine-Based Statistics in Open Institutional Repositories
Tal Ayalon
World Bank Group, United States of America
Poster #8
Audiovisual Accessibility Builds a Bridge to Diverse User Communities
Melissa Morrow1, Kristi L. Park2, Courtney C. Mumma2
1: Texas Tech University Library; 2: Texas Digital Library
Poster #9
The EOSC DIH “ELD Advance“ project
Andrea Bollini1, Irene Buso1, Susanna Mornati1, Giuseppe Digilio1, Luca Giamminonni1, Androniki Pavlidou2
1: 4Science, Italy; 2: OpenAIRE A.M.K.E.
Poster #10
Episciences: enhancing interoperability and metadata between an overlay journal platform, linked repositories and OpenAIRE open sciences tools and services
Raphaël Tournoy1, Silvio Peroni2, Jose Benito Gonzalez Lopez3
1: CNRS; 2: University of Bologna; 3: CERN
Poster #11
Finding the Right Fit: Streamlining Self-Archiving to Support Author Success
Hope Craf
Hope Craft
Iowa State University, United States of America
Poster #12
SQAaaS - Ensuring Software, Service and Data quality automatically in open repositories
Fernando Aguilar1, Pablo Orviz1, Isabel Bernal2
1: IFCA-CSIC, Spain; 2: URICI-CSIC, Spain
EOSC-SYNERGY in a nutshell
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Promote EOSC High Quality Services
Software quality as a service, FAIRness evaluation and quality certification badges
Thematic Services Integration
10 thematic services addressing 4 scientific areas (Earth Observation, Environment, Biomedicine and Astrophysics)
Alignment at the Policy Level
Collaboration with regional projects on landscaping activities, gap analysis and contribution to EOSC policies
Skills development
Environment for tutorials with a dedicated MOOC platform, courses methodology and a Hackaton as a service platform
Capacity Expansion at the
Infrastructure level
Integration of services and resources from the RIs of the consortium partners
22 partners in 10 countries �(ES, PT, FR, UK, DE, NL, CZ, SK, PL and BR)
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SQAaaS: architecture and components
SQAaaS Web Interface
SQAaaS API Server
Jenkins Pipeline Library (JePL)
Developers, computational scientists, RSE
Researchers and developers
Programmatic access
Jenkins
Badgr
Jenkins Pipeline
https://sqaaas.eosc-synergy.eu/
Poster #13
IMLS Grant Update - Fedora Migration Paths and Tools: A Pilot Project
Arran Griffith1, Robin Ruggaber2
1: LYRASIS, Canada; 2: University of Virginia
Poster #14
Using R to harvest metadata on individuals and publications associated with an organization
Clarke Iakovakis
Oklahoma State University, United States of America
Poster #16
Programmable Data Repositories
Cheng-Jen Lee, Tyng-Ruey Chuang
Academia Sinica, Taiwan
Poster #17
How can Artificial Intelligence increase the accessibility of electronic documents?
Łukasz Kobyliński, Łukasz Skonieczny
Sages sp. z o.o., Poland
watercolor painting of a hummingbird
grizzly bear splashing in the water