Redistributing Data Worlds: Open Data, Data Infrastructures and Democracy
Author : Jonathan Gray Open data, defined as a set of ideas and conventions that transform information into a reusable public resource, is promoted for various ...
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Understanding the needs of scholars in a contemporary publishing environment: Survey results
Author : PWW Research Team Publishing Without Walls (PWW) is a Mellon-funded initiative at the University of Illinois led by the University Library in partnersh...
How Important is Data Curation? Gaps and Opportunities for Academic Libraries
Authors: Lisa R Johnston, Jacob Carlson, Cynthia Hudson-Vitale, Heidi Imker, Wendy Kozlowski, Robert Olendorf, Claire Stewart INTRODUCTION Data curation may be ...
The Types, Frequencies, and Findability of Disciplinary Grey Literature within Prominent Subject Databases and Academic Institutional Repositories
Authors: Wanda R Marsolek, Kristen Cooper, Shannon L. Farrell, Julia A. Kelly INTRODUCTION In many disciplines grey literature, or works that are more ephemeral...
Awareness of Institutional Repositories and Open Access Publishing Among Researchers in University of Calicut
Authors : Manchu O, asudevan T M The paper examined institutional repositories and open access publishing awareness among the researchers in university of calic...
Opportunities and Barriers of Indian Open Access Repositories
Author : Bijan Kumar Roy Provides a brief overview of open access (OA) and highlights on growth of open access repository (OAR) movement all over the World incl...
Curating Humanities Research Data: Managing Workflows for Adjusting a Repository Framework
Author : Hagen Peukert Handling heterogeneous data, subject to minimal costs, can be perceived as a classic management problem. The approach at hand applies est...