Hot Topics: The DuraSpace Community Webinar Series Series 10: All About the SHared Access Research Ecosystem (SHARE) Webinar 3: Roadmap to the Future of SHARE Wednesday, January 14, 2015 Presented by Judy Ruttenberg, Program Director, Association of Research Libraries

1. January 14, 2015 Hot Topics: DuraSpace Community Webinar Series
Hot Topics: The DuraSpace
Community Webinar Series
Series Ten:
“All About the SHared Access
Research Ecosystem (SHARE)”
Curated by Greg Tananbaum,
Product Lead, SHARE

2. January 14, 2015 Hot Topics: DuraSpace Community Webinar Series
Webinar 3:
Roadmap to the Future of SHARE
Presented by:
Judy Ruttenberg, Program Director,
Association of Research Libraries

3. A series of project plans
for agile development
NNOT REALLY A ROADMAP

4. AA GRAND VISION & MISSION
“Research universities are long-lived
and are mission-driven to generate,
make accessible, and preserve over time
new knowledge and understanding. “
Maximizing research impact

5. VVALUES
Openness and transparency
https://bit.ly/sharegithub
Promote open licenses
International interoperability
Aligning Repositories
COAR-CASRAI Blueprint Working Group
Simplicity and pragmatic solutions

6. Infrastructure
Workflow Policy
Software (Notification
Service and other
components)
Open data and APIs
Encouraging
standards
Best
practices re:
institutional
policies
New services to
optimize
communication;
support research
lifecycle
…… AND A STRATEGY
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7. IINFRASTRUCTURE
Modern web:
o Participatory
o Dynamic
o Incremental changes

8. EEVOLVING SCHOLARLY RECORD
o “Scholarly outcomes are contextualized
by materials generated in the process
and aftermath of scholarly inquiry.
o The research process generates
materials covering methods employed,
evidence used, and formative discussion.
o The research aftermath generates
materials covering discussion, revision,
and reuse of scholarly outcomes.”
(Lavoie, et al, OCLC Research, 2014)

9. EEVOLVING SCHOLARLY RECORD
o “Scholarly outcomes are contextualized
by materials generated in the process
and aftermath of scholarly inquiry.
o The research process generates
materials covering methods employed,
evidence used, and formative discussion.
o The research aftermath generates
materials covering discussion, revision,
and reuse of scholarly outcomes.”
(Lavoie, et al, OCLC Research, 2014)

10. EEVOLVING SCHOLARLY RECORD
o “Scholarly outcomes are contextualized
by materials generated in the process
and aftermath of scholarly inquiry.
o The research process generates
materials covering methods employed,
evidence used, and formative discussion.
o The research aftermath generates
materials covering discussion, revision,
and reuse of scholarly outcomes.”
(Lavoie, et al, OCLC Research, 2014)

11. RRESEARCH ECOSYSTEM
o Diverse systems and tools to track,
aggregate, analyze, curate, preserve,
and discover research output
o Research output is more than
publications and data
o Life-cycle approach to research
services

12. RRESEARCH LIFECYCLE

13. WWORKFLOW: RESEARCH LIFECYCLE
SHARE will provide data for these
services to communicate better with
each other, and establish a community
to optimize workflows

14. Ask not what SHARE can do for you …

15. … but also ask:
What will SHARE enable you to do?
What can you do to make SHARE and
the entire ecosystem function better?

16. Gather Notify
Providers Consumers

17. PHASE II & BEYOND
• Integrating data gathered for the
Notification Service
• Closer partnership with the Center for
Open Science (COS) and the Open
Science Framework

18. CCENTER FOR OPEN SCIENCE
“We foster the oopenness, iintegrity and
reproducibility of scientific research.”
COS is a non-profit technology company
providing free and open services to increase
inclusivity and transparency of research. COS
supports shifting incentives and practices to
align more closely with scientific values.
Metascience Community Infrastructure

19. OOPEN SCIENCE FRAMEWORK
https://osf.io
The Open Science Framework (OSF)
supports the entire research lifecycle:
planning, execution, reporting,
archiving, and discovery

20. DDATA INTEGRATION
Partners and the community will be
encouraged to develop components
involved in processing data, interfaces
to aid in curation and discovery, and
technology to increase reliability and
availability.

21. EENHANCEMENT ELEMENTS
• Data Storage
• Identification
• Conflict Resolution/De-duplication
• Enhancement
• Manual Curation
• Data Interfaces
• Reliability

22. EENHANCEMENT ELEMENTS
• Data Storage
• Identification
• Conflict Resolution/De-duplication
• Enhancement
• Manual Curation
• Data Interfaces
• Reliability

23. NNEW ROLES, NEW SERVICES

24. PPHASE II PILOT
Institutions will use SHARE Notification
Service data in the campus research
services workflow:
• participate in Notification Service
• strong relationships among library,
research office, academic computing

25. PPHASE II PILOT
Deliverable: implementation toolkit
• Document levels of participation and
potential steps campuses can take
• Shared code base
• Policy best practices

26. WWHAT ABOUT POLICY?
o Licensing open data – move the
community toward open, shareable
metadata
o Non-exclusive institutional licenses
for deposit and reuse of research
objects

27. GGET INVOLVED
We’d love to hear from you!
• Register with and use the Open Science
Framework
• Watch for (or host) a SHARE
hackathon
• Promote awareness of SHARE on
campus

28. TTHANK YOU!
www.arl.org/share
www.facebook.com/SHARE.research
www.twitter.com/share_research
share@arl.org