Requirements of a public and university Library for authentication and authorization infrastructures Wolfgang Lierz ETH-Bibliothek Head IT Services.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Investing in Information for Development

Advertisements

Thorny issues in licensing: an institutions view Louise Cole Senior Information Advisor (Collections) Kingston University JIBS-Eduserv Seminar, Wednesday.

WAM25 – Walk-in access to e-resources in the M25 Consortium The M25 Consortium of Academic Libraries was formed in 1993 with the aim of.

2013 SCONUL Access contacts annual meeting Walk-in Access to e-resources.

1 Wolfgang Lierz Staff IT-Services / Network & Security Admin ETH-Bibliothek Zurich Integration Primo-Aleph-PDS-SSO- AAI Wolfgang Lierz / IGeLU 2012 Zurich.

Christopher Lewis - EBSCO Information Services Robert Jacobs - Swets How will subscription agents help you manage your e-resources in a constantly changing.

Collaborative Technical Services Team Report GUGM May 15, 2014 Cathy Jeffrey.

1 Authentication and Open Standards Brian Kelly UKOLN University of Bath Bath, BA2 7AY UKOLN is funded by the British Library Research.

Norman Wiseman JISC Head of Programmes Presentation to CNI Seattle, December 1998 ATHENS ATHENS One Year On Joint Information Systems Committee.

"Is digital different? New trends and challenges in acquisition and collection development" IFLA Preconference Munich, July 2003 Alice Keller,

How can a library consortia help your library? Some thoughts on the development of library consortia Sarah Aerni Special Projects Librarian University.

What‘s next? The Consortium of Swiss Academic Libraries today and tomorrow Pascalia Boutsiouci, Consortium of Swiss Academic Libraries © Consortium of.

C. Tenopir 1 Scholarly Publishing at the Crossroads Carol Tenopir University of Tennessee

Eduroam – Roam In a Day Louis Twomey, HEAnet Limited HEAnet Conference th November, 2006.

Experiences on services enabling integration of electronic resources: A to Z (EBSCO) and ScholarSFX (SFX Express with Google Scholar) Natalia Litvinova.

Building and managing digital collections in libraries: advice from the trenches Dorette Snyman Collection Developer: Electronic Resources Unisa Library.

Who Needs a Consortium? Experiences from Switzerland Alice Keller, ETH Library Zurich, Switzerland ANKOS Meeting, May 2001, Izmir, Turkey.

Electronic Journals: a Delphi Survey Alice Keller, ETH-Bibliothek Zurich Global 2000, Brighton.

CSC – Tieteen tietotekniikan keskus Oy CSC – IT Center for Science Ltd. The Language Bank of Finland User Authentication and Authorization Service

1 CS 502: Computing Methods for Digital Libraries Lecture 26 Techniques of Access Management.

User Needs and Usage as Seen Through a Consortium lib.consortium.ch Workshop on E-Journals: Jornades sobre revistes digitals: de l’autor i el productor.

Keller/Mumenthaler/Neubauer 1/23 Electronic Library Services as Part of the University’s Learning Environment Alice Keller/Rudolf Mumenthaler/Wolfram.

Powered by ETH E-Collection - an Innovative Publication Platform for Scientists Karlovy Vary, elpub 2002 Ursula Jutzi.

Consortia Portal for Sharing Resources of Russian Libraries Alexander Plemnek, Natalia Sokolova St. Petersburg State Polytechnic University, St. Petersburg,

Educause 2006, Dallas TX What does a University need from Access Management? John Paschoud InfoSystems Engineer, LSE Library London School of Economics.

Internet Use by the General Public Guidelines from the AVCC, Content, University IT Systems and the Internet provided framework for addressing copyright.

Project EIFL Direct in Lithuania By Ausra Vaskeviciene Martynas Mazvydas National Library of Lithuania, Lithuanian Research Library Consortium.

What is Novanet? Mission: Novanet is a consortium of academic libraries who cooperate to enhance access to information and knowledge for the benefit of.

Australian Access Federation Robert Hazeltine Identity and Access Management Enterprise Systems Office.

Single Sign-On Offerings Dustin MacIver EBSCO Publishing 6/4/2011.

CI Days: Planning Your Campus Cyberinfrastructure Strategy Russ Hobby, Internet2 Internet2 Member Meeting 9 October 2007.

AG Statistik BBS Library Statistics and Benchmarking in Switzerland W. Lochbühler ZHB Luzern - Central and University Library Lucerne, Switzerland Chair,

SELL, Oporto – 2011: Update Claudine Xenidou-Dervou.

The KB e-Depot Deposit practice for electronic journals Erik Oltmans, Head Acquisitions & Processing UK Serials Group June 7, 2005.

Diana McDuffee North Carolina AHEC Digital Library Hospital_Librarians_Symposium.ppt.

Open Access The Lingo, The History, The Basics, and Why Should We Care.

Recognition: the national centre and the ENIC Network Seminar on the recognition of qualifications Baku, 22 April 2005 Gunnar Vaht Head of the Estonian.

Lisa A. Lang, MPP Assistant Director for Health Services Research Information Head, National Information Center on Health Services Research and Health.

Shibboleth in Finnish Higher Education Organisations E-ICOLC 2005 Poznan, Poland.

ICOLC Las Vegas March 28, 2003 TDNet E-Management Services for Consortia From E-Journals to E-Resources Michael Markwith President, TDNet Inc.

Kristiina Hormia-Poutanen Head of National Electronic Library Services (FinELib) National Electronic Library programme and the digital research and study.

UConn Libraries at a Glance Storrs campus hub is the Homer Babbidge Library with satellite libraries including Music & Dramatic Arts, Pharmacy and the.

Licensing Evolution ICOLC October 2006 – Rome Lorraine Estelle.

Holly Eggleston, UCSD Shibboleth and Library Resources InCommon Library/Shibboleth Project.

Digital Preservation Ontario Consortium of University Libraries (OCUL) Caitlin Tillman OCUL IR Chair With notes from Kathy Scardellato, OCUL Executive.

Federations round table Haka federation of Finland EuroCAMP Mikael Linden CSC, the Finnish IT Center for Science.

The OhioLINK Library System Ohio Library and Information Network.

41 st KLA Annual Conference Sept , 2003 at International Convention Center Jeju.

Texas Library Association April 1, 1998 San Antonio, TX Jacqueline H. Trolley Institute for Scientific Information

FinELib Broadening the licensing scope: new user groups, new patterns of use ICOLC Munich Arja Tuuliniemi Head of licensing, FinELib.

Authentication and Authorisation for Research and Collaboration Christos Kanellopoulos GRNET Proposed Pilots for Libraries and eGov.

TRLN E-Resources An Evaluation and Recommendations Amanda Wilson 16 April 2004.

WISE Workflow Based Internet Services Jonel Rabara Trixia Paula Narvasa.

Holly Eggleston, UCSD Beyond the IP Address: Shibboleth and Electronic Resources InCommon Library/Shibboleth Project.

AGORA The FAO David Lubin Memorial Library, AGORA and Information for Developing Countries FAO, Rome Italy.

Cyberinfrastructure Overview Russ Hobby, Internet2 ECSU CI Days 4 January 2008.

2003 © SWITCH Authentication and Authorisation Infrastructure - AAI Christoph Graf Project Leader AAI SWITCH.

Licensing in a European Perspective - case Finnish National Consortium ELAG 2001, Prague Kristiina Hormia-Poutanen.

Library and Information Center of the University of Crete

Exploring Access to External Content Providers with Digital Certificates University of Chicago Team Charles Blair James Mouw.

Shibboleth at USMAI David Kennedy Spring 2006 Internet2 Member Meeting, April 24-26, 2006 – Arlington, VA.

1 Identities and Federation: The Next IT Wave (The Canadian Access Federation) Rick Bunt President The Canadian University Council of CIOs (CUCCIO)

EZAccess User Guide. EZAccess is a web proxy server that allows authorized users to access IP-restricted electronic resources subscribed by UiTM library.

Networks ∙ Services ∙ People Marina Adomeit TNC16 Conference, Prague Towards a platform for supporting collaboration GÉANT VOPaaS

Nicolás Salmerón Library University of Almería

KB: digitisation and cooperation in the Netherlands

Libraries, OERs, and Open Access

Shibboleth in Switzerland

International Organisations

Unaffiliated users and access to academic library collections

Presentation transcript:

Requirements of a public and university Library for authentication and authorization infrastructures Wolfgang Lierz ETH-Bibliothek Head IT Services

ETH-Bibliothek Main library of ETH Zürich Collection: –Science & Technology – documents –7.500 current periodicals (2.000 e- journals) / active/registered users loans per year

Roles of ETH-Bibliothek Public library University library National information center for science & technology

Different customer groups Members of own university (ETH Zürich) members of other Swiss universities and research institutions (e.g. ETH- Rat) commercial customers unknown walk-in users

Trends Virtual Campus CH ETH World Consortium of Swiss Academic Libraries (lib.consortium.ch)

Levels of access to electronic media anonymous access for walk-in users group access (students, staff / institutes, universities) individual access (persons) roaming access (persons not at their home site)

Licensing ETHZ: virtual “site” license politics Publishers: fiction of geographical campus Union of individual and geographical access rights ?

Problems Persons with (temporary) multiple identities Groups at "wrong" locations (ETHZ institutes at UniZH, CSCS) Cooperation projects, joint venture institutions, competence centers (e.g. neurozh.ch)

Current solutions general: IP-based authentication only reverse DNS not possible at publishers and/or customers sites restrictions for class B or C nets firewalls for more than one legal body (admin.ch)

central proxies (proxy.ethz.ch) specialised proxies (landwasser-viadukt.ethz.ch) Central solutions

AAI for individuals AAI with group ID ? “AAI” for anonymous users ??? Future solutions