Produced by the New Zealand Digital Library Project at the University of Wikato University
Distributed by UNESCO + Human Info NGO
Dspace
http://www.dspace.org
Institutional Repository
Launched by Nov 4, 2002
Developed by MIT Library + HP
GS is excellent
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Open source, multilingual s/w, reader's interface is available in over 40 languages, and the librarian's interface, including all documents, is available in 4 (E,F,S,R)
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BSD open source
Greenstone and DSpace
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Aims to users build own library digital collections
Dspace
Designed to help capture and organize everything produced by faculty and staff – digitized versions of lecture notes, videos, papers, and data sets into an institutional repository
Provides basic functionality required to operate an institutional repository and serve as a base for future development to address long-term preservation and access issues
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Design and construction of collections
Distribution on the web and/or removable media
Customized structure depending on available metadata
End-user collection-building interface for librarians
Reader and librarian interfaces in many languages
Multiplatform operation
Dspace
Repositories at an institutional level
Self-deposit of digital assets by faculty
End-user interface for depositors
Assets made available for searching and browsing
Data retrievable many years in the future
Institutional commitment to ensure the continued availability of certain named formats
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Supports Open Archive Initiative Protocol for Metadata Harvesting (OAI-PMH) and METS metadata standards
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Supports Open Archive Initiative Protocol for Metadata Harvesting (OAI-PMH)
Dublin Core Metadata
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Distribution on removable media - Can write collection to a self-installing CD-ROM that operates on all Windows systems
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