The GoGeo Vision for Repositories (Pecha Kucha) - Tony Mathys

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Slides from the Pecha Kucha on "The GoGeo Vision for Repositories" presented by Tony Mathys of EDINA on Thursday 1st August 2013 at Repository Fringe 2013.

Education Technology

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 three decades of geographical
(spatial) data digitisation and capture
 numerous academic disciplines
use Geographic Info System (GIS)
software for research and teaching
* 2006 spatial data audit conducted
at four universities yielded:
+500 datasets
100s of orphan datasets
 considerable cost and time
invested in spatial data creation
Requires a spatial data management, discovery and sharing
solution delivered through metadata and infrastructure.
Background

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GoGeo Spatial Data Infrastructure (SDI)

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Metadata creation- How?
Information extraction devices
Persuasive means
Mind reading aliens

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Geodoc Metadata Editor Tool
* Java-built online tool
* UK federation authentication access

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text fields
drop-down lists
Automated lists

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validation
Geodoc functionality
map co-ordinate tool to capture extents

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XML
* AGMAP 2.1
* ISO 19115
* UKGEMINI 2.1
* INSPIRE
* Dublin Core
* DDI
* FGDC
PDF: AGMAP 2.1

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2007-2013 Geodoc usage
 Users affiliated with 49
UK academic institutions
 3,130 logins
 2,319 metadata records created
 only 230 records published
 most of these 230 records
published on the GoGeo Portal’s
private, institutional nodes

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* Intellectual Property Rights (IPR);
* legacy data;
* trust, liability fears, privacy and security;
* residual licensed data rights for derived data;
* concerns over data quality (data creator and user);
* revisions to metadata standards; and
* confusion about standards compliance and which standard to use.
time and cost for the following:
- updating metadata records (descriptive);
- creating anonymised data for release;
- delivery (normalise, transform and harmonise data); and
- short and long-term investment in infrastructure and data and
software archiving.
Nature Journal, 2013
Reasons

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GoGeo Portal
Access to almost 23,000 metadata records

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GoGeo
Portal
Search
Engine
Leeds GeoNode
GoGeo Portal
catalogue
INSPIRE
EU Portal
catalogues
data.gov.uk
catalogue

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* Built with Dspace to deposit and download spatial data
* 216 datasets deposited (30% external contributors)
* 3,000 downloads a month
Share Geo Open Data Repository

University X
Vision I: awareness and data management
Repository
*Metadata Workshops
*GoGeo Institutional Nodes
ShareGeo
Open Data
Repository
GoGeo Open
Portal

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University X ShareGeo
Open Data
Repository
Spatial
Data User
Repository
*Metadata Workshops
*GoGeo Institutional Nodes
GoGeo Open
Portal
Vision II: data sharing

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Discover
Locate
Access
Use
Publish
Fit for
purpose?
Preserve
Achieve digital immortality The beginning
http://www.gogeo.ac.uk/

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