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Robert Tupeloschneck - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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digital object Repository server a component of the digital object architecture
D-lib Magazine, 2010Co-Authors: Sean Reilly, Robert TupeloschneckAbstract:The Digital Object Architecture defines three primary components: an identifier system, metadata registries, and digital object repositories. The identifier system is the widely used Handle System and the CNRI metadata registries are now in use in several projects. This paper introduces the Digital Object Repository Server (DORS), the most recent instantiation of CNRI's Repository Work. DORS includes an open, flexible, secure and scalable protocol and software suite that provides a common interface for interacting directly with all types of Digital Objects. It has been implemented and tested as server software and provides a trustworthy netWork interface for invoking operations on objects.
Sean Reilly - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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digital object Repository server a component of the digital object architecture
D-lib Magazine, 2010Co-Authors: Sean Reilly, Robert TupeloschneckAbstract:The Digital Object Architecture defines three primary components: an identifier system, metadata registries, and digital object repositories. The identifier system is the widely used Handle System and the CNRI metadata registries are now in use in several projects. This paper introduces the Digital Object Repository Server (DORS), the most recent instantiation of CNRI's Repository Work. DORS includes an open, flexible, secure and scalable protocol and software suite that provides a common interface for interacting directly with all types of Digital Objects. It has been implemented and tested as server software and provides a trustworthy netWork interface for invoking operations on objects.
Heather Perkins - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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from mishmash to mesh subject headings changes for a collection
TCDL 2013, 2013Co-Authors: Cameron J Kainerstorfer, Heather PerkinsAbstract:What is the half-life of a subject heading? Transfer between systems, input errors, Workflow and staff changes all contribute to decay in subject heading quality. This presentation will cover highlights from a recent project to review and modify subject headings for the electronic theses and dissertations collection within the UT Southwestern institutional Repository. Project Work was primarily conducted by a UNT graduate school library science student as part of an semester-long internship in 2012. Developed by the Repository administrator and metadata manager, this also served as a springboard for future intern projects. The presentation will also highlight: Targeted quality improvement through a small, manageable project, Cooperation between different library departments, Access issues for Repository Work in DSpace conducted by non-affiliated personnel (off-campus access; institutional accounts; etc.), Needs of particular interest to a medical institution (MeSH vs. other subject headings; embargoed or limited content).
Cameron J Kainerstorfer - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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from mishmash to mesh subject headings changes for a collection
TCDL 2013, 2013Co-Authors: Cameron J Kainerstorfer, Heather PerkinsAbstract:What is the half-life of a subject heading? Transfer between systems, input errors, Workflow and staff changes all contribute to decay in subject heading quality. This presentation will cover highlights from a recent project to review and modify subject headings for the electronic theses and dissertations collection within the UT Southwestern institutional Repository. Project Work was primarily conducted by a UNT graduate school library science student as part of an semester-long internship in 2012. Developed by the Repository administrator and metadata manager, this also served as a springboard for future intern projects. The presentation will also highlight: Targeted quality improvement through a small, manageable project, Cooperation between different library departments, Access issues for Repository Work in DSpace conducted by non-affiliated personnel (off-campus access; institutional accounts; etc.), Needs of particular interest to a medical institution (MeSH vs. other subject headings; embargoed or limited content).