ReStore: A sustainable web resources repository, Arshad Khan, National Centre for Research Methods

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    1. R e Store : A sustainable web resources repository Arshad A. Khan National Centre for Research Methods www.restore.ac.uk
      • Explain the rationale for ReStore, what it is and what it isn’t
      • Explain how it is intended to work
      • R e Store & restored resources site demo
      • Hopes for today’s workshop
      • Questions
      Overview
      • ESRC investments producing online resources
      • Completed near to end of project funding
      • Often of great practical value, but immediately begin to decay
        • Dated content (broken links - new ideas)
        • Changed technical environment
      • Lack of maintenance/visibility
      Why do we need to R e Store?
      • Repository for online resources
      • Restoring quality and utility
      • Promoting accessibility
      • Sustainable service identity
      • Being implemented by NCRM
      Why R e Store?
      • Build a prototype service for sustaining online resources
      • Focus on research methods initiatives
        • RMP, NCRM, RDI, QMI
      • Lead development of an ESRC strategy for the longer term
      • A “working experiment” with immediate practical benefits
      Aims of the project
      • A static web archive
      • A continuation funding model for completed projects
      • A research methods advice service
      • A document repository
      • A virtual learning environment
      Not aims of the project
      • Identify candidate resources
      • Work with original resource authors
      • Technical and academic review
      • Assess value and work required
      • Technical and academic updating
      • Transfer into ReStore service
      • Promote use and review
      Basic approach
      • Significant online content: not just project sites or documents
      • Initial demonstrator resources
      • Main phase – aim of working with suitable RMP, RDI, NCRM, QMI resources that are not being maintained – via programme directors
      • Mature phase – perhaps triggered by end of awards?
      Selection of resources for review
      • Parallel technical, academic and author reviews
      • (i) Technical (ReStore team): site architecture, scripting, portability, broken links, media types, potential IPR issues…
      • (ii) Academic (external reviewers): academic content, rigour, referencing, dated material…
      • (iii) Author: reflective review, cross-cutting technical and academic, esp. re. IPR
      Review process
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      • Collaboration with resource authors
      • Funding to pay for commissioned reviews
      • ReStore team assessment of work required
      • Recommendations considered by advisory committee
      Consideration of reviews
      • Accept resource into ReStore, subject to package of work – by author and/or ReStore
      • Identify most appropriate deposition elsewhere
      • Resource not suitable for ReStore
        • Still under active development
        • Other maintenance options preferable
        • Insufficient quality
        • Work required exceeds resources available
      Possible outcomes
      • IPR framework – authorship/ownership
      • Technical infrastructures
      • Sustainability – how many? how long?
        • Alternative outcomes
      • Need guidance on future resource development for maximum sustainability
      • Need developing ESRC strategy on sustaining online resources
      Known issues
    3. R e Store site overview
      • Navigation, layout and sitemap
      • Web resource site navigation
      • Finding specific resource
      • Resources mock-up in ReStore repository
      • Technical resource deposition implementation
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    9. GEO-REFER resource within ReStore repository
    10. PEAS resource within ReStore repository
    11. PEAS>Level1 within ReStore repository
    12. To be installed/configured Currently serving An overview of technical implementation involving the current hardware infrastructure and the proposed one as per future resource requirements
      • Developing policies, procedures and website
      • Working on initial demonstrator resources
      • Awareness-raising - Open Repositories Conference, RMF, advisory groups, today’s workshop
      • Consulting on strategic needs and directions
      What are we currently doing?
      • Inform delegates from relevant projects
      • Explain the purpose of the project and raise awareness of the issues
      • Identify additional resources for inclusion!
      Hopes for today’s workshop
    13. Any questions please?

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