An agricultural research e-Seeker to find explore and visualize open repository resources
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Poster prepared by Abenet Yabowork , Peter Ballantyne , Enrico Bonaiuti , Jane Poole, Moayad Al-Najdawi, Valerio Graziano, Alan Orth and Mohammed Salem for the 14th Open Repositories Conference, Hamburg, Germany, 10-13 June 2019
An agricultural research e-Seeker to find explore and visualize open repository resources
Open Repositories
Explorer and
Visualizer tool
(OpenRXV)
Harvest multiple
repositories
Explore and visualize
search results
Explore and visualize
by metadata fields
Explore and visualize
content collections
and categories
Generate reports for
queries
The Agricultural Research e-Seeker (https://cgspace.cgiar.org/explorer):
• Allows us to view and navigate single or multiple repository content in visual ways
• Shows relationships, patterns and trends for different metadata filters – authors,
countries, topics, investors, years, etc
• Generates basic reports
• Incorporates public usage data from DSpace and Altmetric
• Preserves original repository configurations (good and bad)
• Exposes inconsistencies
• Will ultimately include other repository types such as Dataverse
• Is configured for ‘our’ metadata fields
An Agricultural Research e-Seeker to find
explore and visualize open repository
resources
Abenet Yabowork1, Peter Ballantyne1, Enrico Bonaiuti2, Jane Poole1, Moayad Al-Najdawi3, Valerio Graziano2, Alan Orth1, Mohammed Salem3
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on GitHub
DSpace repositories
Scan the code
to explore AReS
This document has a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0
International Licence. June 2019
Poster prepared for the 14th Open Repositories
Conference, Hamburg, Germany, 10-13 June 2019
Funding for this work was provided by
CGIAR Trust Fund contributors
International Livestock Research Institute1, International Center for Agricultural Research in the Dry Areas2 , CodeObia3
• Used by 14 CGIAR centers,
Research Programs and partners
• Contains about 80,000 research
outputs
• More than 27 million views and
downloads every year
• Supported by 9 CGIAR centers
and Research Programs
• Facilitates monitoring of more
than 800 research activities
• Credits more than 6,000
organizations
Other repository types
Not yet configured
Repository explorer AReS configuration