1. RepNet/RSP “Supporting and Engancing your Repository” Workshop BSC - London 21 th January, 2013 Pablo de Castro v1pdeca@staffmail.ed.ac.uk v1pdeca@staffmail.ed.ac.uk UKRepNet Use Cases for New Applications for IRs: an Overview

3. The RepNet Survey for IR Managers Some survey findings: Whereas technical support for new feature/development implementation at IRs is generally available (...) extensive outreach activity is required from the RepNet in order to provide guidelines for carrying out different processes from IRs. Regarding specific services that are either already being delivered or being designed by the RepNet, there is a consistent interest across the IR network according to the survey results for becoming users of those services (...) http://ukcorr.org/events/future-events/teesside-university-friday-9th-november-2012/repnet_survey/

4. RepNet Use Cases: General Considerations 1.Overview of future RepNet services 2.Just preliminary descriptions (out of design board): not policy (yet) 3.Aim: validation of user requirements + feasibility study 4.Different levels of priority/technical challenge

5. RepNet Use Case 1: The Dashboard for Tracking OA Mandate Compliance Dashboard offers information on degree of progress of funded Project outputs (mainly research articles) along their way towards being made available Open Access. A tool for monitoring rates of compliance for funders’ OA policies as part of wider remit to track OA outputs and payments. Simple CERIF/DC mapping RIOXX guidelines IRUS-UK CRIS/IR availability at HEIs (directory) Aggregation [ ]

6. RepNet Use Case 2: The Deposit Uptake Monitor A tool for monitoring the increase in deposit rates resulting from automated item ingest strategies coming into service, and specifically the rate of manually ingested deposits by authors or supporting services versus the rate of automatic ones. Requires harmonisation on automatic assignment of metadata field values by depositing services such as RJ Broker (or CRIS-pushed deposit mechanisms) RIOXX guidelines RJ Broker

7. RepNet Use Case 3: The RoMEO/JULIET API A tool to to simultaneously provide the information related to both publisher and funder policies in a machine-readable, machine-executable way. Allows for automated deposit to meet publishers’ policy for journals plus funder mandates SHERPA RoMEO SHERPA JULIET RJ Broker

8. RepNet Use Case 4: The Metadata Enhancement Suite Aims to provide the means to fill in the gaps in a given IR metadata collection (DOIs, Funder/Grant info, Author IDs, etc) for ensuring adoption of the RIOXX Guidelines. Some of the metadata enhancement services will be automatically delivered to IR managers and platforms, whereas others will be locally implemented following guidelines delivered by the RepNet RIOXX guidelines External Services (eg CrossRef) Aggregation

9. RepNet Use Case 5: The Dspace IT Support Hub Proposal for balancing IT support levels across the repository network: EPrints-based IRs have repository hosting services plus EPrints Bazaar Store for add-ons, DSpace-based ones have no such thing. Gradual approach in service developing. Wide opportunities for harmonisation and cost-efficiency RIOXX guidelines RJ Broker RoMEO/JULIET API RME Suite

10. RepNet Use Case 6: Aggregation as Tactic Not aggregation ‘per se’, but as a component to establish a service layer on top of it. Different services serving a wide range of stakeholders: metadata validation, benchmarking and reporting (IR managers), faceted search (funders), metadata profile implementation (infrastructure providers), indexing (researchers)… RIOXX guidelines Aggregator (RepUK or other) IRUS-UK

11. RepNet Use Cases: Discussion & Feedback 1.Are these services useful? 2.Any specific use case priorities? 3.Are there any missing strands? 4.Do you agree IRs may play a critical role at institutional level in the post-Finch landscape?

12. RepNet Use Cases: Take-Home Message Use case-based collection of new apps a medium/long-term RepNet goal, BUT smaller bits of these – ‘soft services’ – could start to be provided right now (eg SWORD endpoint implementation, OpenAIRE compliance, NAMES/ORCID, etc)

13. Next: Breakout Sessions Breakout Sessions 1. Services supporting reporting & benchmarking: IRUS-UK, Aggregation, OARR, a consolidated Dashboard Facilitator: Andrew Dorward (Balviar Notay) 2. Services supporting deposit/ingest: RJ Broker, RoMEO, JULIET Facilitator: Muriel Mewissen 3. Metadata quality: Impacts on functioning infrastructure, FundRef, Preservation Tools Facilitator: Paul Walk 4. Repository platforms: Aiding IR managers to adopt shared services where their repository platform needs to be patched/updated/plugin installed, scripting for IRUS support Facilitator: Pablo de Castro

14. RepNet Use Cases: Take-Home Message Questions, comments? Pablo de Castro v1pdeca@staffmail.ed.ac.uk v1pdeca@staffmail.ed.ac.uk