Using DSpace at ILRI

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Using Dspace @ ILRI Peter Ballantyne and Abenet Yabowork Dspace Ethiopia Interest Group Meeting Addis Ababa, 28 October 2013

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Presented by Peter Ballantyne and Abenet Yabowork at Dspace Ethiopia Interest Group Meeting and Training, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, 28 October – 1 November 2013.

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Using Dspace @ ILRI

Peter Ballantyne and Abenet Yabowork

Dspace Ethiopia Interest Group MeetingAddis Ababa, 28 October 2013

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Dspace at ILRI

• Established late 2009

• Driven by demands to have all outputs and products available and accessible

• Replacement for:

Inmagic document catalogue PDF files spread across the web site Home made lists of outputs Manual linking from web sites and blogs etc

• Evolved into ‘CGSpace’ in 2011

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December 2010

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Why be accessible?

Our data information or knowledge assets should have benefits that can travel across boundaries

They need to be:

Described and stored for posterityEasily found and accessedEasily shared and re-used Available, accessible and applicable without restrictions

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• Repository of outputs of people and projects (hosted at ILRI)

• Publishing and alerting platform

• Repository for projects, institutions, programs …

• Gateway to Google and beyond

• Uses Dspace

• [dec 2010 slide]

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• Dspace ‘the’ ILRI way to publish on the ILRI web …• Gives projects ‘archives’ and visibility’• We aim to ‘index’ everything, wherever published• We aim to ‘publish’ as much as we can, with permission• We decentralise content management: Program teams contribute

content; info teams do quality control• RSS gets content over the web and into mailboxes and onto desktops• Mainstream, open source solution, with open (OAI) standards and

wide support community• The ‘repository’ is NOT the value proposition for the scientists ; we

sell it as ‘publishing’• It does NOT do all ‘library’ tasks• Part of ‘being open’

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Content choices we made

• Organize contributions by content type (publications, multi-media, articles datasets, etc)

• ‘Map’ items across to projects, themes, teams (organization structure – link to web sites)

• Dublin core the basic metadata• Several ‘extra’ fields (regions, subject areas,

CRPs)• Get many people contributing content (a few

editors)

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Mahider – ILRI ‘repository’[11 500 records; 70% open access]

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Total 2010 Total 2011 Total 2012

13.6%6.0% 3.6%

42.9%

33.3%31.2%

5.6%

23.2% 29.7%

24.9%15.5% 11.2%

12.9%22.0% 24.2%

Social media

Google Books

Repository

Website

Intranet

Composition ILRI web ser-

vicesviews

'Open'

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‘CGspace’ – other communities accessible on same platform

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What is ‘CGSpace’

‘Multi-tenant’ use of a Dspace applicationShared admin, look and feel, publishing, content management,

hosting, training, support

Shared hosting, development, and learning [and server]

Allows searching across collections

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open access + open standards + open licenses =

enhanced visibility of research outputs

Publications, journal articles, books, training materials, project reports, factsheets and links to digital audios, videos, presentations and posters

Hosted contentContent ‘out’

Harvested content

CGSpace: Repository of Agricultural Research Outputs

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Mahider : Open Digital Repository of ILRI

Mahider

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Browse by

programs

and projects

Find content

SubscribeMore browse

options

Browse all of

CGSpace

Mahider: Home page

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Recent submissions

Login for adminsBrowse by

type of docGenerate

reports

Browse by

department

Mahider: Home page

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View statistical

information

Top 5 item

views

Mahider: Home page

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Mahider : Item display

Example - ILRI publications:

List of items

Subscribe to only

the specific

collection (ILRI

publications)

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Mahider Item display

Specific item view:

Bibliographic

info

Full text of

item

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Mahider : Item display

stats

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Mahider : Publishes to web sites

Mahider outputs

from RSS

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Mahider : Publishes to intranet

Mahider outputs

from RSS

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Mahider : Publishes to twitter

Mahider outputs from RSS

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Mahider : Publishes to blogs

ILRI Project Blog – Africa RISING

Mahider outputs from RSS

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Mahider : Publishes to email

Mahider outputs from RSS

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Mahider: To summarize….

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Search

result

Search, browse, subscribe

Search

result

Outputs harvested

Researchresults

Video/audio

PresentationPublications

Journals

Outputs re-published

User

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CGIARworld

PublishShare

ExchangePromoteReportExploit

CaptureOrganizeDescribe

IndexArchiveDiscover

STANDARDS, taxonomy, services, tools, apps, api’s, innovation

metadata from other dspaces

metadata from otherrepositories

management, support, infrastructure

CGSpace

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Running ‘CGSpace’

•We aim for are ‘cost-’ and ‘expertise’-sharing•Requires ‘more than basic’ expertise to exploit in terms of admin, customization, interface, content architecture•All code changes deposited in GIThub [where main dspace code development now is]•Active yammer network•15% of a linux admin person at ILRI•80% of a information systems person•Dedicated linux server at CGNET•? % of content specialists

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Ongoing work

• ILRI content migration from inmagic

• SSSL and LDAP [to allow AD synchronization]

• @mire metrics and reporting modules

• @mire training

• Discovery module

• Dspace to wordpress

• Dspace to drupal

• Dspace - dataverse

• AGROVOC plugin

• Harvest from other Dspaces

• Look and feel/item presentation

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Challenges

• Repository structure to org structure

• Dspace management

• Server and backend management

• Quality assurance

• …

• ‘Publishing’ v ‘library’

• Support to scale up

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