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DABAR – The National Infrastructure for Digital Repositories Draženko Celjak <drazenko.celjak@srce.hr>, Zoran Bekić, Marko Cundeković, Ljiljana Jertec, Miroslav Milinović, Alen Zubić SRCE – University of Zagreb, University Computing Centre

SRCE – University of Zagreb, University Computing Centre SRCE was founded in 1971 within the University of Zagreb SRCE is the main computing centre and the architect of the e-infrastructure, covering both the University of Zagreb and the whole research and high education system

Content Context & motivation R & HiEd community OpenAccess in Croatia Project Goals Results DABAR service / infrastructure Community Conclusion

Context - Croatian R & HiEd 214 institutions 119 higher education institutions 25 research institutes 70 legal entities that are doing research (NUL, hospitals, archives…)

Context - Open Access in Croatia 2006 Science & Technology Policy of the Republic of Croatia HRČAK (http://hrcak.srce.hr)… 2012. Croatian OA Declaration 2013. The Scientific Activity and Higher Education Act - requires universities and higher education institutions to permanently publish theses and dissertations in public databases Institutional repositories?

Project June 2014. Goals National infrastructure for digital repositories scalable, interoperable, sustainable, flexible and suited for long term preservation SaaS Community (working groups) information needs, application profiles, controlled vocabularies, education and user support OA promotion

Software platform?

developement multisite Islandora! Islandora - designed to manage and discover digital assets https://github.com/alen-z/open-source-stamp.git developement multisite + Jenkins, Selenium, Git, ...

Results: DABAR - scalable national infrastructure Production: August 2015. 113 digital repositories 9 universities 2 national repositories

Results: Stored and published digital objects 15.750+ OA

Results: Community Coordination committee + working groups March 2016. - memorandum of understanding: SRCE Ruđer Bošković Institute University of Zagreb School of Medicine University of Zagreb Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences National and University Library in Zagreb + other institutions Working groups (8 + 2): Theses and disertations Scientific and related works Image, audio and video content Interoperability Long-term preservation User functionality Copyright Education & Support Research Data Educational Resources

Results: 4+1 types of digital objects Thesis Dissertations Articles published in journals Artistic works (photographs) + Appendices

Roadmap Support for additional objects (digital asset): Conference papers and presentations Book chapters and books Artisctic works (audio, video) Research data Educational resources …

Results: Interoperability DABAR’s integration with national and global e-infrastructure

Results: rich metadata vs efficiency Paper published in journal HRČAK (OAI-PMH, KBART) CROSBI (Web/MODS) DOI/CrossRef (API) Sherpa / ROMEO AAI@EduHr URN:NBN PubMed Central (API) Registry of Scientists Thesis Croatian Higher Education Information System (ISVU) Registry of Study Programs AAI@EduHr URN:NBN

Results: Education & Support 14 workshops 182 participants

Conclusion Scalable Interoperable (standards) Sustainable (community) Cost effective

https://dabar.srce.hr/en Thank you! Questions? https://dabar.srce.hr/en dabar@srce.hr