1. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Germany License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/de/ eSciDoc NIMS Malte Dreyer

2. M. Dreyer21.10.2015 eScience / eResearch = Use of information technology for enhancing research Kurt Mehlhorn, VP, MPG

3. M. Dreyer21.10.2015  eSciDoc is as a joint project of the Max Planck Society and FIZ Karlsruhe, funded by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF), aimed at building an e-Science platform for multi-disciplinary research organizations.  eSciDoc  integrates research results and materials in an emerging e- research network,  provides effective and comprehensive access to data and information  supports collaboration and interdisciplinary research in future e- Science scenarios  increases the accountability of research  improve the visibility of research institutions and organizations Project Setup and Mission

4. M. Dreyer21.10.2015 eSciDoc Architecture General View  Infrastructure to ensure sustainability  Services to connect and disseminate data  Solutions to visualize, publish, manage, work with data  Generalized in concepts, processes and technology to develop new and sustainable solutions easily

5. M. Dreyer21.10.2015 Early Adopters within Max Planck Society  MPI for Colloids and Interfaces  MPI for Gravitational Physics (Albert Einstein Institute)  MPI for Plant Physiology  MPI for Chemical Ecology  MPI for Biogeochemistry  MPI for Psycholinguistics  Starting productive use of PubMan in 2009 Benefits:  One Source, multiple re-use  Supporting good scientific practice for research data  Supporting quality assurance for research data

6. M. Dreyer21.10.2015 Update on active eSciDoc partners  NIMS, Japan (Digital Library)  Humboldt University Berlin, Germany (Media Server)  FU Berlin, Germany (eLearning)  DANS, Netherlands (Archive for Arts and Humanities)  GBV, Göttingen, Germany (Cataloging Service)  GFZ Potsdam, Germany (Publication Management)  King’s College, UK (Manage Legacy Collections)  IRCHSS, Ireland (Evaluations for national eScience infrastructure)  Academy of Athens, Greece (Greek national arts and humanities datacenter)  CNRS, France (Data center)  University of Copenhagen, Denmark (Collection management)  Bavarian State Library, Germany (Management of Legacy Collections)

7. M. Dreyer21.10.2015 NIMS and MPDL  Cooperate on building a digital library for NIMS  Share expertise and insight  Extend and improve eSciDoc infrastructure components  Identify, prototype and build specific solution scenarios for research data  Extend eSciDoc to work well with Japanese specifics  Internationalization  Search  Legal Issues and Copyright Workflows  Enable for international user groups  Virtual working groups

8. M. Dreyer21.10.2015 Current state of cooperation  One person in MPDL assigned to NIMS project (Markus Haarlaender)  FIZ works on  Integrating Japanese language specifics  Improving statistics service  Working on scenarios for 1Q2009 by Ms. Tanifuji and Ms. Tschida  Statistics Service  Researcher Portfolio  Author ID concept  Documents in Colab (colab.mpdl.mpg.de)  Presentation at library fair in Yokohama  Translation of resource bundles to Japanese ongoing  Trustful Cooperation and mutual pollination  Innovative contributions to eSciDoc scenarios by Ms. Tanifuji

9. M. Dreyer21.10.2015 Joint Developments until 1Q2009  Researcher Portfolio  Author ID‘s  Presentation of author‘s publication list  Statistics  Collection and presentation  Strong infrastructure aspects  Internationalization  Input, Search  Labels, Help, Messages

10. M. Dreyer21.10.2015 Continuum of Data Idea Exploration Data Acquisition Experiment Aggregation Analysis Publication Archiving eSciDoc Infrastructure eSciDoc Solutions, services, and existing tools Collaboration

11. M. Dreyer21.10.2015 Solution Updates

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13. M. Dreyer21.10.2015 eSciDoc Solution 2: Photo Collections (FACES)

14. M. Dreyer21.10.2015 eSciDoc Solution 2: Scanned Books (VIRR)

15. M. Dreyer21.10.2015 eSciDoc: What for?  Publish, Visualize, Manage and Work with Data Artifacts  Publication Data  Research Data  Using Open Formats  Across Disciplines  Using a Service Oriented Architecture  Unified Infrastructure and  Specialized Solutions  Within the context of Research Questions  Integrating existing Solutions  While also addressing Aspects of  Data Reliability and Data Quality  Data Curation and Long Term Preservation  Artifact Lifecycle Support  Semantic Relations between Artifacts

16. M. Dreyer21.10.2015 End Thank You ! Malte Dreyer Malte.dreyer@mpdl.mpg.de +49 – 89 – 38602 - 225