DSpace-CRIS@HKU: Achieving visibility with a CERIF compliant open source system
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The University of Hong Kong implemented an open source Current Research Information System (CRIS) called DSpace-CRIS to increase the visibility of research outputs that were previously only available in internal databases. DSpace-CRIS integrates data from both internal HKU sources like registries and external sources like Scopus and Web of Science to provide a single interface displaying integrated information about publications, researchers, and organizations. This has helped HKU's knowledge exchange initiatives and provided data to support research assessment exercises and management tasks. The system was also able to repurpose some library cataloguing roles.
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- 1. DSpace-CRIS@HKU: Achieving Visibility With a CERIF Compliant Open Source System David T Palmer, HKU Andrea Bollini, CINECA Susanna Mornati, CINECA Michele Mennielli, CINECA EuroCRIS, Rome, 13 ~ 15 May 2014
- 2. University of Hong Kong (HKU) IR CRIS 2005. Traditional IR. Publications in OA The HKU Scholars Hub “The Hub” 2009. “Knowledge Exchange” (KE) “Engaging our community for mutual benefit” OA & KE complimentary The Hub: a key vehicle for HKU’s KE Provides visibility on items previously in dark archive Gradually, dynamically, & organically, Decision support; funding, research management Benchmarking with peers; HKU and beyond
- 3. Extending Dspace Dspace-CRIS Relational Tables: top level objects & attributes • Article title •Publication year, etc. Publications •Name(s) •Department, etc. Researchers •Headship •Sub-units, etc. Organizations UI: Mashes Up to show integrated display
- 4. Sources; dark & external HKU (dark) db External db Registry Personnel Elsevier Scopus Research Publications TR WoS -- ditto Grants RePEc -- ditto Awards SSRN Public Affairs Media Contact dir. NIH PubMed Tech Transfer Patents Faculty 1000 Grad School Thesis supervision USPTO Espacenet Patent Lens
- 22. The HKU Scholars Hub (The Hub) -- A Current Research Information System (CRIS) HKU Sources - Registry - Research Services - Graduate School - Public Affairs - Tech Transfer External Sources - Scopus, - WoS, ResearchID - SSRN - ACM Digital Library - Google Scholar Citations - Etc. • Individual scholars • Individual Depts Librarians
- 23. You will add slides for CERIF ?
- 24. Outcomes, Intended & Unexpected KE: Visibility on HKU research, community engaged KE: Dspace-CRIS Open Source, Many players, mutual benefit Assist: Hong Kong Research Assessment Exercise (RAE) 2014 Support: HKU Manangement Information Unit Designated: HKU Data Archive Repurposed: HKU Library Cataloguing Dept
- 25. This PPT & PDF are licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution “CC-BY” license. This license permits use of this work, so long as attribution is given. For more information about the license, visit • http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Archived at, • http://hdl.handle.net/10722/197028 David T Palmer • http://hub.hku.hk/cris/rp/rp00001 • http://orcid.org/0000-0001-5616-4635 Andrea Bollini Susanna Mornati Michele Mennielli
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- HKU chose Cineca for its partner in development
- The owner of this page can login, to edit. Some things are editable. Others are not. If not, the owner can hide from public view. These items are editable in the source database, but not here. Updates from the source will overwrite here.
- We built an authority control, on full name in Roman, and also in Chinese (Hanzi). It also allows searching on known variants.
- Each researcher has this dashboard for impact
- Cineca used the JavaScript InfoVis Toolkit Library to build these visualizations for each researcher, and each organization in the Hub.
- With data extracted from several sources, curated by librarians, and edited by researchers and departments, it is a system of collective intelligence with an impact much greater than the sum of its parts. New, besides IR and CRIS, it is also a system for management of reputation, identity and impact.