The aim of the OA-RJ project is to assist open access deposit into, and interoperability between, existing repository services, by developing a deposit broker system. The project is primarily interested in looking at the problems of repository deposit and interoperability currently faced by researchers who have written a multi-authored journal article from multiple institutions and grant-funding organisations. The project aims to develop the Repository Junction from its current simple form contained within the Depot, into a stand-alone broker mechanism which can be easily adopted and integrated by services or projects run by other institutions or organisations. This project will test the broker model against a number of use case scenarios in ways that we expect to be sufficiently generic that it can be deployed in other repository workflows and environments.

Open Access Repository Junction

The aim of this project is to assist open access deposit into, and interoperability between, existing repository services, by developing a deposit broker system.

The project is primarily interested in looking at the problems of repository deposit and interoperability currently faced by researchers who have written a multi-authored journal article from multiple institutions and grant-funding organisations. The project aims to develop the Repository Junction from its current simple form contained within the Depot into a stand-alone broker mechanism which can be easily adopted and integrated by services or projects run by other institutions or organisations. This project will test the broker model against a number of use case scenarios in ways that we expect to be sufficiently generic that it can be deployed in other repository workflows and environments.

Lead institution
  • EDINA, University of Edinburgh

 

Project Staff

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Summary
Start date
1 August 2009
End date
31 July 2011
Funding programme
Information Environment Programme 2009-11
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Committees
  • JISC Infrastructure and Resources Committee
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