1. Nathan Sarr The Tools of UR Research

2. Research Susan Gibbons, David Lindahl and Nancy Foster begin enhancement Project Main objectives –Customize DSpace for faculty –Provide insight into how faculty do their work Around 25 faculty interviews

3. DSpace Meets These Faculty Needs Work from different computers and locations, both Mac and PC Make their own work available to others Make digital items permanently accessible Have easy access to other people’s work Preserve digital items Have someone else take responsibility for the server Stay current in their fields

4. DSpace Does Not Meet These Faculty Needs Work with co-authors Organize their materials according to their own scheme Control ownership, security, and access Be sure not to violate copyright issues Keep everything related to computers easy and flawless Reduce chaos or at least not add to it Not be any busier

5. Mapping Needs to Systems Faculty needs X Put my work in a safe place X Priority needs (authoring, collaborating) DSpace X Reduce clutter Doc Mgmt/ IR System

6. Mapping Needs to Systems Faculty needs X Put my work in a safe place X Priority needs (authoring, collaborating) DSpace X Reduce clutter DSpace + Researcher Page X Motivating Needs (others cite my work, etc)

7. Researcher Page

8. Personal Information

9. Research Tools

10. Researcher Page From Tokyo

11. The Recruitment Strategy Marketing the researcher pages Remember “Not any busier” Solution: Automatic researcher pages

12. Statistics Question – Is our DSpace being used? Number of downloads on a bitstream per month Stored in the database Collection/Community/DSpace – Sum of downloads Statistics are public Bumps along the way – web crawlers The next version – Bitstream downloads per day per IP address

13. Why Store Statistics in Database? Common Question – Why not use the log files? Answers: –Little to no maintenance –Linking to other information –Real-time response Trade-offs –History –What you see is what you get

14. Checksum Tool The Promise – Preserve and maintain documents The Worry – Are we keeping the promise? The Basic Idea – Re-Calculate the checksum The Email – Anyone written a tool like this? – Jim Downing and Grace Carpenter respond – No, lets write one. The Tool – Work began and is almost complete

15. Demo https://dspacedev.lib.rochester.edu http://dspacedev.lib.rochester.edu:8080/dspace_latest http://urresearch.rochester.edu

16. Past, Present and Future Successes –Researcher tools –Statistics –Checksum tool DSpace upgrade Are there any questions?

17. UR Research Home Page

18. New Author Browse

19. Public Researcher Page

20. Researcher Tools

21. Edit Personal Information

22. Add Link

23. Add a New Link

24. Open Folder

25. Researcher Administration

27. DSpace 1.3

29. New Statistics

31. Updated Count

33. Ignoring IP Addresses

34. Today’s Downloads

35. Back To Zero

36. Past, Present and Future Successes –Researcher tools –Statistics –Checksum tool DSpace upgrade Are there any questions?