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Seite 1 Heinz Nixdorf Zentrum für Informationsmanagement in der Max-Planck-Gesellschaft 17 Oct 2002 Gerhard Beier MPG eDocument Server Building an institutional archive for the Max Planck Society 2nd Workshop on the Open Archives Initiative (OAI): Gaining independence with e-prints archives and OAI

Seite 2 Heinz Nixdorf Zentrum für Informationsmanagement in der Max-Planck-Gesellschaft 17 Oct 2002 Gerhard Beier MPG eDocument Server Seite 2 The Max Planck Society for the Advancement of the Sciences is an independent, non-profit organization based in Germany Organized in 80 institutes dedicated to basic research in the areas of natural science, social science, the arts and humanities Institutes are "autonomous and independent" in the choice and fulfillment of their research commitments Research results must be published. The Max Planck Society

Seite 3 Heinz Nixdorf Zentrum für Informationsmanagement in der Max-Planck-Gesellschaft 17 Oct 2002 Gerhard Beier MPG eDocument Server Seite 3 Aims of eDoc-Server Creation of one stable location where scientific information produced by the Institutes is preserved and disseminated Making easily accessible all the research results of the MPG via web based services Contribution to a worldwide emerging scholarly communication system Guarantee integration of institute specific archives in the eDoc-Server MPG via OAI metadata harvesting Project Vision Increase the visibility of the intellectual output of the Max Planck Society and facilitate the management and dissemination of scientific information in digital form by Max Planck researchers.

Seite 4 Heinz Nixdorf Zentrum für Informationsmanagement in der Max-Planck-Gesellschaft 17 Oct 2002 Gerhard Beier MPG eDocument Server Seite 4 Concept of the MPG eDoc-Server Global structure - local administration Different access levels to documents are assigned in order to use eDoc as institutional archive publishing tool for research - e-print workspace for working groups Different user roles are needed (moderation, peer-reviewer, institute director) dependent on the project goal Submission of all scientific document types is supported

Seite 5 Heinz Nixdorf Zentrum für Informationsmanagement in der Max-Planck-Gesellschaft 17 Oct 2002 Gerhard Beier MPG eDocument Server Seite 5 eDoc is embedded in a larger framework OAI data provider Metadata set can be dumped down to Dublin Core Integration of MPG-SFX-Server for fulltext retrieval or advanced services Exportfilters for personal or institutional use (BibTeX, Reference Manager, Endnote) interface to CMS used by the MPG to generate print publications

Seite 6 Heinz Nixdorf Zentrum für Informationsmanagement in der Max-Planck-Gesellschaft 17 Oct 2002 Gerhard Beier MPG eDocument Server Seite 6 Group collection One System for Multiple Institutional Purposes Publication of Research Yearbook Publication Display on Institute Website long term MPG archive Archives Personal or Group Workspace MPG eDoc Server provides publication data serves as can be used as exchanges metadata with other Institute collections Institute collections Institute collections

Seite 7 Heinz Nixdorf Zentrum für Informationsmanagement in der Max-Planck-Gesellschaft 17 Oct 2002 Gerhard Beier MPG eDocument Server Seite 7 research areas in the MPG Cross-disciplinary attempt to set up an eDoc-Server fulfilling the requests of 80 different institutes and different community approaches to scientific information Conceptual Challenges

Seite 8 Heinz Nixdorf Zentrum für Informationsmanagement in der Max-Planck-Gesellschaft 17 Oct 2002 Gerhard Beier MPG eDocument Server Seite 8 Examples for institutional usage Natural Sciences Archiving of bibliographical data, articles (fulltext), posters etc. Humanities Integration of DigiLib- Viewer to annotate digital images

Seite 9 Heinz Nixdorf Zentrum für Informationsmanagement in der Max-Planck-Gesellschaft 17 Oct 2002 Gerhard Beier MPG eDocument Server Seite 9 Simplified Workflow Moderator Approval ProcessSubmission ProcessRelease Process Depositor (Author) Moderator Authority Institute Director requests to revise doc can reject subm. on formal grounds submits doc & recommends pub Status checks metadata, file format etc. reviews content approves & recommends pub status approves & recommends pub status approves public MPG Institute Priv. User releases for pub status If implemented

Seite 10 Heinz Nixdorf Zentrum für Informationsmanagement in der Max-Planck-Gesellschaft 17 Oct 2002 Gerhard Beier MPG eDocument Server Seite 10 Status Report First prototype ready for use (developed by Fritz-Haber-Institute) Early adoption by 6 pilot-institutes Refinements and new concepts in the process of implementation by the ZIM Production system for publication data of all institutes to generate annual report scheduled for January 2003

Seite 11 Heinz Nixdorf Zentrum für Informationsmanagement in der Max-Planck-Gesellschaft 17 Oct 2002 Gerhard Beier MPG eDocument Server Seite 11 Future Challenges Defining an overall classification for the eDoc-Server which suits all research areas Enlarging the core model of metadata and document type classifications to the needs of specific communities Rights policy for documents stored on the eDoc-Server MPG-wide publishing policy

Seite 12 Heinz Nixdorf Zentrum für Informationsmanagement in der Max-Planck-Gesellschaft 17 Oct 2002 Gerhard Beier MPG eDocument Server Seite 12 Thank you for your attention! Gerhard Beier