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CERN workshop on Innovations in Scholarly Communication (OAI5)

18–20 Apr 2007
CERN
Europe/Zurich timezone

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Breakout groups

19 Apr 2007, 16:15
500/1-001 - Main Auditorium (CERN)

500/1-001 - Main Auditorium

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  1. 17. Group 1: This business of repositories: the case, the cost, the challenges
    Dr Alma Swan (Key Perspectives Ltd, UK)
    19/04/2007, 16:15

    This is for those interested in what is involved in conceiving, planning, building and marketing a digital repository for their institution or organisation. We will discuss various models and approaches in their own contexts, drawing out the lessons on what works, when and how - and what doesn't. Real-life case studies will form part of the activity. Delegates will be able...

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  2. 19. Group 3: Content aggregation and network architectures
    Dr Susanna Mornati (CILEA, Italy), Wolfram Horstmann
    19/04/2007, 16:15

    This breakout session has a technical-organisational focus and touches upon the following topics: - aggregation: aggregation services can provide added value that goes beyond search; - architectures: networked infrastructures can mediate between service providers and data providers. The session involves major initiatives in the field: OAI-practice as experienced by...

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  3. 20. Group 4: Repositories in an institutional context (Technical discussion)
    Mr Chris Awre (University of Hull, UK)
    19/04/2007, 16:15

    Repositories are starting to take their place within an institution¹s infrastructure, sitting alongside portals, course management systems, virtual research environments and others. But in considering how a repository can best serve an institution it is important to consider how this technology will integrate with existing systems, so that it doesn¹t become a standalone...

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  4. 21. Group 5: Scientific quality assurance I: Research assessment and new metrics
    Frank Scholze (Stuttgart University Library, Germany), Dr Johan Bollen (Los Alamos National Laboratory, USA)
    19/04/2007, 16:15
  5. 22. Group 6: Scientific quality assurance II: Peer review – technical and organizational issues
    Pritpal Tamber (Faculty of 1000 Medicine, UK)
    19/04/2007, 16:15
  6. 23. Group 7: Institutional repositories - Policy and risk management
    Mr Bill Hubbard (University of Nottingham, SHERPA, UK)
    19/04/2007, 16:15
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