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Presentation on using the open source Islandora framework to steward research data, including new upcoming Solution Packs to sync with cloud systems like DropBox

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Stewarding Research
Data Using the
Islandora Framework
Mark Leggott, University of PEI/DiscoveryGarden
RDAP 2013, Baltimore MD

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Islandora 101
• Drupal+Fedora framework from UPEI
• Flexible UI on top of Fedora + other apps
• Can work with any data/metadata
• Deployed in 100+ institutions, growing
• Genesis was for research data stewardship
• Growing set of Solution Packs for data

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Conceptualizing
Initializing
Creating/
Analyzing
Reporting
Formalizing
Popularizing
Research Institutes
Libraries & Archives
Museums
Media
Organizations
Health Centres
Government
Agencies
Private Companies
Universities &
Colleges
NGOs & Non-
Proﬁts
Other
Access
Collaboration
Preservation
E-Mail, Letters,
Published Research,
Requirements
Meeting Minutes,
Grants, Data
Collection,
Acquisitions
Forms, Data,
Cataloguing,
Findings, Discussion
Reports, Theses,
Datasets, Visualizations
Articles, Curricular
Content, Policies,
Exhibits
Blogs, Twitter,
Newspapers,
iTunesU, Flickr

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Object Space
User
Space
Individual
Group
Department
Museum
University
External
Private Shared Open
Collaborate
Publish
Re-Use
Create
Preservation, Migration,Transformation

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Collaboration
• UPEI,The Smithsonian and discoverygarden
Inc have been collaborating for over 2 years
• Goal is to build a suite of generic and
speciﬁc research data Solution Packs
• Taking 2 different approaches to address
different ways researchers work

@
Physical Data Model
• UPEI/DGI developing a generic data tool to
work with systems researchers use now
• Provide a range of ﬁlesystem sync tools
• Minimal service - store data in repository
• Enhance with metadata, transform services
• Project metadata CASRAI/VIVO/CERIF +

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Fedora
Repository
DescMD
TechMD
AdminMD
Assets
Local File
System
DropBox
Box.net
DataStage
Google
Drive
Private
Cloud
Storage
Generic Research Data SP
(+ Standard SPs, Viewers)
Sync
Extract
Transform
Enrich
Check
Mint
Taverna DataCite
FITS + Authority
Islandora Generic Research Data Architecture
Islandora Framework
Islandora VRE
(Virtual
Research
Environment)
Islandora IR
(Research
Articles)
Backups
Regional &
National
TDRs

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Intellectual Data Model
• Smithsonian/DGI developing Sidora system
to respond to speciﬁc research data needs
• Custom interface, Content Models and
Forms, adding Taverna/R integration
• Camera trap images, archaeological data,
carbon sequestration data
• File browse interface for all operations

@
Additional
• Domain speciﬁc Solutions Packs for 2013
• Digital Humanities
• Chemistry
• Biodiversity
• Taverna+R++ integration

Universities and researchers need to be able to manage research data effectively to fulfil research funders requirements and ultimately to contribute to research excellence. UK universities are comparatively well advanced in what is a global challenge, but none the less there needs to be further advances in university policy, technical and support services. This session will share best practice in research data management and information about key tools that can help to develop university solutions; and it will also inform participants about the latest Jisc initiatives to help build university research data services and shared services.

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RDAP 2013

1. @ Stewarding Research Data Using the Islandora Framework Mark Leggott, University of PEI/DiscoveryGarden RDAP 2013, Baltimore MD

2. @ Islandora 101 • Drupal+Fedora framework from UPEI • Flexible UI on top of Fedora + other apps • Can work with any data/metadata • Deployed in 100+ institutions, growing • Genesis was for research data stewardship • Growing set of Solution Packs for data

4. @ Conceptualizing Initializing Creating/ Analyzing Reporting Formalizing Popularizing Research Institutes Libraries & Archives Museums Media Organizations Health Centres Government Agencies Private Companies Universities & Colleges NGOs & Non- Proﬁts Other Access Collaboration Preservation E-Mail, Letters, Published Research, Requirements Meeting Minutes, Grants, Data Collection, Acquisitions Forms, Data, Cataloguing, Findings, Discussion Reports, Theses, Datasets, Visualizations Articles, Curricular Content, Policies, Exhibits Blogs, Twitter, Newspapers, iTunesU, Flickr

5. @ Object Space User Space Individual Group Department Museum University External Private Shared Open Collaborate Publish Re-Use Create Preservation, Migration,Transformation

6. @ Collaboration • UPEI,The Smithsonian and discoverygarden Inc have been collaborating for over 2 years • Goal is to build a suite of generic and speciﬁc research data Solution Packs • Taking 2 different approaches to address different ways researchers work

7. @ Physical Data Model • UPEI/DGI developing a generic data tool to work with systems researchers use now • Provide a range of ﬁlesystem sync tools • Minimal service - store data in repository • Enhance with metadata, transform services • Project metadata CASRAI/VIVO/CERIF +

8. @ Fedora Repository DescMD TechMD AdminMD Assets Local File System DropBox Box.net DataStage Google Drive Private Cloud Storage Generic Research Data SP (+ Standard SPs, Viewers) Sync Extract Transform Enrich Check Mint Taverna DataCite FITS + Authority Islandora Generic Research Data Architecture Islandora Framework Islandora VRE (Virtual Research Environment) Islandora IR (Research Articles) Backups Regional & National TDRs

9. @ Intellectual Data Model • Smithsonian/DGI developing Sidora system to respond to speciﬁc research data needs • Custom interface, Content Models and Forms, adding Taverna/R integration • Camera trap images, archaeological data, carbon sequestration data • File browse interface for all operations

10. @

11. @ Additional • Domain speciﬁc Solutions Packs for 2013 • Digital Humanities • Chemistry • Biodiversity • Taverna+R++ integration

12. @ Examples

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