DataShare | Shared With: Everyone - Oct 24 2008 | Oxford, blogs, data curation, formats, metadata
DataShare | Shared With: Everyone - Apr 24 2008 | Open Archiving Initiative, metadata, repositories
ORE will develop specifications that allow distributed repositories to exchange information about their constituent digital objects. These specifications will include approaches for representing digital objects and repository services that facilitate access and ingest of these representations. The specifications will enable a new generation of cross-repository services that leverage the intrinsic value of digital objects beyond the borders of hosting repositories. Software developers used OAI-ORE at the recent Open Repositories Conference to move digital objects to and from different repository software platforms as proof of concept
DataShare | Shared With: Everyone - Apr 08 2008 | metadata, blogs, standards, statistics, social science data
DataShare | Shared With: Everyone - Feb 12 2008 | metadata, data curation, XML, webcast, standards, USALibrary of Congress Webcast: Using METS and MODS to Create XML Standards-Based Digital Library Applications
DataShare | Shared With: Everyone - Feb 11 2008 | metadata, statistics
DataShare | Shared With: Everyone - Jan 17 2008 | project, metadata, research data
The CARMEN Neuroinformatics Project (Code Analysis, Repository and Modelling for e-Neuroscience) is a four-year e-Science pilot project funded by the EPSRC. The objective of the project is to create a virtual laboratory in which data on neuronal activity (electrical and optical measures) can be shared, stored, manipulated and modelled. The project currently involves a consortium of 20 academic investigators from 11 universities as well as commercial and international associates, but will expand to include new core partners over the coming years. CARMEN is supported by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC).
DataShare | Shared With: Everyone - Oct 11 2007 | metadata, institutional repositories, dublin core
"The DCMI Scholarly Communications Community is a forum for individuals and organisations to exchange information, knowledge and general discussion on issues relating to using Dublin Core for describing research papers, scholarly texts, data objects and other resources created and used within scholarly communications. This includes providing a forum for discussion around the Eprints Application Profile, also known as the Scholarly Works Application Profile (SWAP) (http://www.ukoln.ac.uk/repositories/digirep/index/Eprints_Application_Profile) and for other existing and future application profiles created to describe items of scholarly communication."
DataShare | Shared With: Everyone - Jul 23 2007 | metadata, preservation, institutional repositories
DataShare | Shared With: Everyone - Jun 25 2007 | geospatial data, metadata, mashup, web2.0
DataShare | Shared With: Everyone - May 10 2007 | DDI, metadata, XMLThe Data Documentation Initiative is an international effort to establish a standard for technical documentation describing social science data.
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