The 2 nd CERN-UNESCO School on Digital Libraries Jens Vigen (CERN) CNRST, Rabat, Morocco, 21-25 November 2010.

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The 2 nd CERN-UNESCO School on Digital Libraries Jens Vigen (CERN) CNRST, Rabat, Morocco, November 2010

Libraries are the key to knowledge The world is full of opportunities, but also hinders … The hinders are to be overcome!

Proposal presented to UNESCO

CERN: European Organization for Nuclear Research (since 1954) The world leading HEP laboratory, Geneva (CH) 2500 staff (mostly engineers) 8000 users (mostly physicists) 3 Nobel prizes (Accelerators, Detectors, Discoveries) Invented the web Commissioning the 27-km (6000 M€) LHC accelerator Runs a 1-million objects Digital Library The CERN Convention (1953) contains what is effectively an early Open Access manifesto: “… the results of its experimental and theoretical work shall be published or otherwise made generally available”

Where it all started: CERN Library circa 1960

Communication patterns in HEP Luisella Goldschmidt-Clermont, CERN (early ‘60) (the first ‘preprint librarian’) – HEP scientists cannot wait ~1 year for their articles to reach their peers through journals – Preprint are the main vehicle of information in HEP: final version of articles as sent to journals – Researchers (of affluent institutions) mass-mail preprints to hundreds of (prestigious and therefore affluent) institutions – Ante-litteram (author-pays) Open Access – At CERN preprints get indexed and displayed (and often discarded once published) – The weekly “new preprints” display is a big event L.Goldschmidt-Clermont,

The “ preprint-culture”...lives on

HEP pioneered repositories; still developing Time to share with other disciplines and other geographic regions

Knowledge transfer requires only a minimum of resources Expect the participants to have access to: A recent PC University Intranet Possibly Internet (not required) External financing of: Travel expenses Subsistence

High potential for success Readers – Will get access to all the material stored in the repository via the University’s Intranet (possibly Internet) Authors – Will get their work made visible, and consequently citable, to the entire world CERN will ensure that the content from those universities without adequate Internet access will be exposed to Google Scholar and similar services and thus become known to the world

CERN Digital-Library/Digital-Conference solutions A system ready to be deployed in Africa; African colleagues show great interest

Strong high-level African support: “… will provide new and exciting opportunities for Rwandan universities …” Prof. Romain Murenzi minister of sci.&techn.

1.Introduction What are digital libraries, required tools and competencies 2.Getting ready What is Open Access, installing Invenio 3.More background Resources and tools, configuring Invenio 4.Fine tuning Using Invenio, exchange protocols, ranking results, open issues 5.Vision … and from then onwards is up to you; we are ready to help Course plan