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Interoperability of Digital Repositories
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410 (Queen Mary University of London)
410
Queen Mary University of London
G.O.Jones Building
Mile End Road
E1 NS4
London
UK
Description
Many repositories hold data not only of interest to the producers of the data, but also to collaborators and fellow researchers, easier access to these data and to data holding related data-sets would enhance research, potentially open up new areas of research.
The aim of this workshop through discussion of user scenarios/wishlists is to understand (among other things):
1) What subset of the repository needs to be interoperable (are these data-sets static i.e. not updated, or dynamic i.e. constantly updated).
2) Is interoperability restricted within the same collaboration, or open to a much wider audience. If open to a wider audience, is the access total or restricted.
3) What information is needed to ensure data-sets are interoperable (i.e. classes of metadata needed, adoption of standards).
4) What additional procedures and information is needed to ensure the data-sets remain interoperable in the long-term.
This workshop is co-sponsored by the Digital Repositories in e-Science Network (DReSNet, http://www.dresnet.net/).
Participants
Adil Hasan
Alun Ashton
Andre Schaaff
Andreas Aschenbrenner
Constantino Soru
Eric Liao
Fabio Bandel
Fabio Corubolo
Francesca Di Lodovico
Gareth Knight
Ghita Kouadri Mostefaoui
Jean-Pierre Chanod
Jean-Yves Nief
Kevin O'Neill
Mark Hedges
Pascal Calvat
Reagan Moore
Soraya Mostefaoui
Tobias Blanke
Yoshimi Iida
Yutaka Kawai
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