Integrating Everything: the JISC-DEST e-Framework for Education and Research Kerry Blinco Technical Standards Adviser to DEST.

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Integrating Everything: the JISC-DEST e-Framework for Education and Research Kerry Blinco Technical Standards Adviser to DEST Co-Manager e-Framework Operations Group E-Framework and Standards Manager, RUBRIC Project, DeC University of Southern Queensland

Service oriented approach JISC / DEST e-Framework Services and References Models What does this mean for Repositories?

“INTEROPERABILITY” digital libraries collaboration portal e-learning e-research grid performance support simulation administration What do we mean by:

“INTEROPERABILITY” repositories digital libraries collaboration portal e-learning e-research grid performance support simulation administration What do we mean by:

A service oriented approach to interoperability....

Overlap of functions and data within components means significant data replication required to keep components synchronised. Virtually impossible to implement single sign on, for example, in this type of environment. Typical University Environment Learning Management Content Mgt Library DiscoverContent MgtPackagingDiscoverPackagingActivity MgtAssessmentAuthentication Student Record System Course Management GradingReportingAuthenticationMessaging Cataloguing Course Management

Service oriented approach Learning ManagementLibrary Activity MgtCollaborationAssessment Student Record System GradingReportingCataloguing *Scott Wilson - CETIS MessagingAuthenticationPackagingContent MgtPackagingDiscovery No need to replicate data; all applications use the same common data sources. Individual components smaller so easier to create and maintain.

Service oriented approach Learning ManagementLibrary Activity MgtCollaborationAssessment Student Record System GradingReportingCataloguing *Scott Wilson - CETIS MessagingAuthenticationPackagingContent MgtPackagingDiscovery Services need well defined interfaces so all components can access them. Services

How do services help build applications? Presentation and workflow constructed from multiple shared services Data and business function encapsulated in services

“soa” vs “SOA” “soa” – service oriented approach a system design methodology using networks of loosely-coupled, communicating services. Implementations of e-Framework components use “SOA” Service Oriented Architecture where appropriate software architecture for a service-oriented approach implemented using a particular technology, e.g., CORBA, web services.

A collaborative initiative by: JISC The Joint Information Systems Committee (UK) And DEST The Department of Education Skills and Training (Australia) Evolving, sustainable, open standards based, service oriented technical framework Developed from the ELF, expanding to e-research, information environments etc Defining vocabularies, notations and methodologies Coordination with funding programs of partners – eg Repositories Programme in the UK, FRODO and MERRI projects in Australia Developing relationships with other interested bodies- NZ, SURF, DLF, standards bodies e-Framework for Education & Research

To help us plan across domains To help conversations about developing ICT across libraries, learning, research, admin. A shared vocabulary and common ground Trend towards modular approach – flexibility Share costs to change and develop Identify gaps and needs Ability to build on previous work

e-Framework as a soa framework is not a static document every aspect of the framework itself is developed iteratively it mainly tracks and structures technological developments is not a prescriptive blueprint tracks multiple solutions for the same component designed to provide the components for specific architectures, but is not the architecture itself provides structure to small, ‘grassroots’ development

The e-Framework will contain:

Services metaphor

“Domain” view of services E-Resources Management Middleware (Security and Logging) Messaging/ Collaboration Common Services e-Learninge-Researche-Admin Domain Specific Services

“Domain” view of services E-Resources Management Middleware (Security and Logging) Messaging/ Collaboration Common Services e-Learninge-Researche-Admin Domain Specific Services Most developed – further iteration required

“Domain” view of services E-Resources Management Middleware (Security and Logging) Messaging/ Collaboration Common Services e-Learninge-Researche-Admin Domain Specific Services Strawman joint JISC-DEST activity

“Domain” view of services E-Resources Management Middleware (Security and Logging) Messaging/ Collaboration Common Services e-Learninge-Researche-Admin Domain Specific Services NZ interest

“Domain” view of services E-Resources Management Middleware (Security and Logging) Messaging/ Collaboration Common Services e-Learninge-Researche-Admin Domain Specific Services IE, Repository Services – extending early work

“Domain” view of services E-Resources Management Middleware (Security and Logging) Messaging/ Collaboration Common Services e-Learninge-Researche-Admin Domain Specific Services IE, Repository Services – extending early work

Reference models aimed at a particular business process or workflow defined by services that they combine joins services with requirements different levels of granularity, some high level and abstract, some detailed and targeted at implementation no limit on the number of reference models in the framework can overlap with other reference models may be used to design implementations

Reference models For example: Name: time management Domains: e-learning, e-science, e-admin, digital library, repositories Description: The time management reference model deals with the problem of sharing and co-ordinating the schedules of people and resources in an organisation. It describes a workflow in which various actors can view schedules, edit them, or request an edit in them. The purpose of the model is to make it easier to co- ordinate people and resources such as rooms, equipment and documents

Why do reference models matter?

Repositories / Digital Libraries A number of “reference” modeling and service framework activities in progress eg: (Not inclusive – also NISO, ISO, activities, ADORE, Lorcan Dempsey’s blog etc)

The JISC IE Architecture JISC-funded content providers institutional content providers external content providers brokersaggregatorsindexescatalogues institutional portals media-specific portals learning management systems subject portals end-user desktop/browser presentation fusion provision OpenURL resolvers shared infrastructure authentication/authorisation (Athens) JISC IE service registry institutional preferences services terminology services user preferences services resolvers metadata schema registries Digital Repositories Repository Services

The JISC IE Architecture JISC-funded content providers institutional content providers external content providers brokersaggregatorsindexescatalogues institutional portals media-specific portals learning management systems subject portals end-user desktop/browser presentation fusion provision OpenURL resolvers shared infrastructure authentication/authorisation (Athens) JISC IE service registry institutional preferences services terminology services user preferences services resolvers metadata schema registries Digital Repositories Repository Services

JISC-funded content providers institutional content providers external content providers brokersaggregatorsindexescatalogues institutional portals media-specific portals learning management systems subject portals end-user desktop/browser presentation fusion provision OpenURL resolvers shared infrastructure authentication/authorisation (Athens) JISC IE service registry institutional preferences services terminology services user preferences services resolvers metadata schema registries Harvest using OAI PMH version 2.0 OAI PMH repository Dublin Core – OAI-PMH-DC XML/ UK LOM CORE- Dig Repos. Spec. Describe collections & services Using the IESR schema Assign persistent URI’s IMS content packaging, or METS The JISC IE Architecture

JISC-funded content providers Sherpa IR’sOther IR’s brokerseprintsukindexesopenDOAR institutional portals eprintsuklearning management systems subject portals end-user desktop/browser presentation fusion provision OpenURL resolvers shared infrastructure authentication/authorisation (Athens) JISC IE service registry institutional preferences services terminology services user preferences services resolvers metadata schema registries The JISC IE Architecture Some E-Print Services

Resource Discovery and Delivery Judith Pearce (NLA) New Frameworks for Resource Discovery and Delivery html html

Fedora Services Framework Fedora Services Framework: er/features/serviceframework.htm er/features/serviceframework.htm

DLF Services Framework In Spring 2005, DLF Services Framework Working Group recommended dedicated effort to define a framework for libraries to regain a shared sense of the library and its systems that can be modeled for more effective organization In January 2006 Geneva Henry appointed as Distinguished Fellow Will model the business processes side of the library to understand current operational models, independent of systems The opportunity to provide a roadmap; a common vocabulary; a reference model through which to understand (but not dictate) local practice by comparison; a way of articulating the value and business of the 21st century library to outside partners (and ourselves?) as clearly as we can articulate the 19th century one.

DLF– Reference Model serviceframe/dlfserviceframe1.htm

DLF OAIS Reference Model serviceframe/dlfserviceframe1.htm

How the e-Framework approach helps Repositories Provide internally consistent vocabulary and processes to support conversations, documentation, dissemination etc Collaboration with DLF aims to share vocabulary, methodologies and notations whilst allowing different models Identify and document state of play with repository services and specifications Compare existing and developing models and architectures Identify reusable repository “Service Patterns” More input to the discussions on “Service Bricks” the better. eg raising interesting questions - are “repository” & “registry” bricks or reference models?

EG: conversation problem 1 – what is a service! E-Framework concept Service Genre Service Expression Service Implementation Service Instance / Deployed service FRBR analogy Work Expression Manifestation Item

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