May the Source and its Outputs be with you! Graham Pryor & Ken Miller

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May the Source and its Outputs be with you! Graham Pryor & Ken Miller StORe Wars May the Source and its Outputs be with you! Graham Pryor & Ken Miller

May the Source and its Outputs be with you! Graham Pryor & Ken Miller StORe Wars May the Source and its Outputs be with you! Graham Pryor & Ken Miller

StORe Log, May 16 2007 The mission Explorations and discoveries A charted course Into the Web Secure and control Bi-directional transports A new hope

Mission Seamless transport from research data to research publications and vice versa Bi-directional links proven in social science e-research Capable of export to other domains

Explorations and discoveries SURVEY OF SEVEN DOMAINS - 1 Questionnaire and interviews Self sufficiency Risky data management practices Recognition of the value and demands of metadata Support for open access principle Caution over data access and ownership Personal networking

Explorations and discoveries SURVEY OF SEVEN DOMAINS - 2 Opportunities to Explore a deeper level of detail Validate experiments (viz Chang’s nightmare) Track the use and improvement of research output Identify collaborators Confirm completeness of information searches Supplement published papers Potential risks from Uncertainty of peer review Premature dissemination Subversion of scholarly paper Scavenging Lack of interpretative data

Explorations and discoveries SURVEY OF SEVEN DOMAINS - 3 Sufficient consensus to proceed with design Two-way links endorsed as advantageous (85%) Need to avoid bureaucratic structures and rules Sharing of data a fundamental principle but usually conducted on an individual basis Need simplicity and standards for metadata Simple Google-type searching preferred Self-management preferred to intermediation

A charted course Web 2.0 approach, similar to services like Flickr or MySpace, gives control to the researcher Researchers determine which items are public / private Researchers form collaborations with colleagues / ‘friends’ Researchers select items for deposit and for publication Permanent links created between publications and underlying data Based on federations of institutional repositories and data archives Simple process for assignment of metadata Searchable metadata assigned at collection level inherited by items within the collection Collection owners add individual items plus minimum additional metadata (e.g. titles)

Into the Web

The Institutional Repository Into the Web The Federation The Institutional Repository The Source Repository The Output Repository

Secure and control

Secure and control

Bi-directional transports

Bi-directional transports

A new hope KISS KISS KISS KISS Keep It Simple Stupid

Thank you – Any questions?