Chiba University Misumi Taro France/Japan joint Meeting on Open Access January 28,2015 Case study of Open Access Practice in Japanese Academic Library.

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Chiba University Misumi Taro France/Japan joint Meeting on Open Access January 28,2015 Case study of Open Access Practice in Japanese Academic Library “CURATOR : Chiba unibersity repository for access to outcomes from research”

Chiba University Faculty 1,200 Staff 1,800 Undergraduate Students 10,800 Graduate Students 3,500 Undergraduate Programs Letters, Education, Law & Economics, Engineering, PharmaceuticalScience, Nursing Science, Horticulture, Medicine Graduate Programs(Master’s andDoctoral) Humanities, Education, Social Science, Science and Technology, Medical and Pharmaceutical Science,Law School 1 University Hospital 19 Research Centers

We are always first Chiba University Library is the pioneer in Japan! ・ Library web site ・ www OPAC ・ Institutional Repository ・ Partnership with Scirus ・ JAIRO Cloud migration experiment ・ Experiment Project to register DOIs for Research Data 2014-

CURATOR CURATOR (Chiba University's Repository for Access to Outcomes from Research) captures, preserves and makes publicly available intellectual digital materials from research activities on Chiba University campuses, including peer-reviewed articles, theses, preprints, statistical and experimental data, course materials and softwares. CURATOR is intended to function as the portal for the outcomes from Chiba University's research activities. The University Library is responsible for building and operating CURATOR under the guidance of the Faculty Committee for Improved Scholarly Information Availability, which commissioned by the Library Board of Faculty Representatives to systematically promote and arrange disseminative activities by the University.

CURATOR

Japan’s First IR Server

2002 The Library prepared to launch an institutional repository 2003 Tested the prototype 2004 The repository project formally approved 2005 CURATOR was released officially CURATOR’s Progress

CURATOR System : E-Repository ・ Custom-made→commercialized after ・ Not using open source software OS: Linux DB + Oracle

resource type Number Journal Article25,175 Thesis or Dissertation958 Departmental Bulletin Paper7,515 Conference Pape30 Presentation121 Book35 Technical Report35 Research Paper803 Preprint12 Learning Material210 Data or Dataset52,223 Others2,438 Total89,555 Contents Number

Number of Contents

Partnership with Scirus ( ) ・ Indexing Japanese character strings ・ Implement Scirus’s search engine for CURATOR → Enables full text search in PDF files ・ CURATOR’s contents have become searchable from Scopus

IR Program of NII We also have been playing an important part of the Institutional Repository Program of National Institute of Informatics (NII). (

Chiba University leading projects Development of IR evaluation system 2006Research community creation support 2007Co-evolutionary research community creation support In vivo experiment of data curation for repository-based e-Science Framework for sustainable upgrading of repositories by way of creation of a user community Standardization of usage statistics for IR evaluation Standardization and upgrading of institutional repository output assessment

Chiba University participating projects YearTitle 2006Development of sharing system of copyright policy Digital Repository Federation (DRF) 2007Copyright management project relating to open access and self archiving 2007Access path to Institutional Resources via link resolvers Development of human resources who take charge of institutional repositories

“Everything Welcome” policy We welcome every Digital materials from research activities on Chiba University campuses, including peer- reviewed articles, theses, preprints, statistical and experimental data, course materials and softwares.

Content ty pe (CURATOR)

Content type (IR systems in Japan)

Contents Number

Overlay journals list

editorial board researcher submitt peer review & accept ___ Printing company PDF file librarians CURATOR register order Faculty ≠ publisher publish 紀要 Chiba University ________ Journal printed material Made in Chiba University → easy handling Publish flow of bulletin

Overlay journals Web Server CURATOR Full-text +metadata Coverpage index

Overlay journal Search paper by CURATOR! metadata full-text Search Window Both side benefit from the Repository Requirements of faculty → They need methods of dissemination Responsibility of library → The library should collect and provide access to materials produced in the university

Overlay journal

Surveys and research concerning the possibility of collaboration between e-Science projects and IRs Lead institution: Chiba Univ. Contributing institution: Kanazawa Univ. Kyushu Univ. Hokkaido Univ. Osaka Univ. ・ Tagging images with interoperable metadata suitable for uses by various communities of researchers and students ・ Development and appraisal of the platform system ・ Effective and efficient management system for intellectual inputs and outcomes for research and higher education e-Science Project

Contents Design

Dataset

CURATOR, Next Challenge!!! 1)JAIRO Cloud migration experiment Replace E-Repository system with new JAIRO Cloud system 2) Experiment Project to register DOIs for Research Data Register DOIs for contents 3) Extend the metadata schema, not only for paper, but also for various contents such as research data, learning materials industrial design etc.

1) JAIRO Cloud migration experiment We participate in the JAIRO Cloud migration experiment (JAIRO Cloud is a SaaS type IR cloud service developed and operated by NII).

JAIRO Cloud is a SaaS type IR cloud service developed and operated by NII, and we articipate in the JAIRO Cloud migration experiment. JAIRO Cloud migration experiment To search and download contents, there is no difference between CURATOR system(now) and JAIRO Cloud.

E-Repository Metadata TSV CURATOR NII PC PDF Server Data extraction JAIRO Cloud Regster Tool ( SC f W) ) Metadata Covert fileter ① ② ③ ④ ⑤ Mxtract the metadata and full-text file from Old Server Data convertRegister 手順 ① Installing a data extraction tool ② extracting the data from CURATOR server ③ Installing a register tool ④ making a metadata convert filter ⑤ register Work Flow

2) Experiment Project to register DOIs for Research Data Founded in March 2012 Aimed to register DOIs for academic contents produced in Japan or in Japanese, to circulate information in Japan and overseas. Controlled by four national organizations:  Japan Science and Technology Agency (JST)  National Institute for Materials Science (NIMS)  National Institute of Informatics (NII) National Diet Library (NDL) We particiipate in Experiment Project to register DOIs for Research Data( ). Japan Link Center

Register flow IR Researcher Text, Data Library Chiba university JaLC DOIharvest IRDB Research Map registar DOI harvest link register DOI NII Jornal submt Database of researcher in Japan

3) Extend the metadata schema ・ DOI ・ Researcher ID ・ Funder information ( FundRef, program name, year, project number ) ・ Elements for various contents (especially, research data).

junii2 (standard metadata format for IR in Japan)dose’t have field to input necessary value such as sampling location, sampling date, sample number, sampler, so descript in description field.

ToDo list 1) Metadata schema for new JAIRO Cloud 2) Data migration from E-Repository to JAIRO Cloud 3) Experiment to register DOIs for Research data 4) Data management Policy

Our Future Center for Chiba University Digital Scholarship Faculty Student Research Data E-Journal E-Book University Publishing Article Paper CURATOR Industrial Design Learning Materials Staff Chiba University Open Access

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