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* adopt an existing API rather than developing one of your own
 
* adopt an existing API rather than developing one of your own
 
* use loose coupling so submission or authentication systems or other subsystems could be used across groups
 
* use loose coupling so submission or authentication systems or other subsystems could be used across groups
* start with small steps to participate in a network, incrementally improve
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* start with small steps to participate in an aggregated network, incrementally improve
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* leverage added value from aggregators for things like data citation
  
 
===Recommendations for liaisons===
 
===Recommendations for liaisons===
 
===Next steps for landscape analysis===
 
===Next steps for landscape analysis===

Revision as of 12:43, July 20, 2016

ESIP summer meeting
landscape: http://commons.esipfed.org/node/9139

Agenda

Abstract and uploaded talks: http://commons.esipfed.org/node/9139

Speakers, from 3 points of view (<10 min each):

  1. Kerstin Lehnert - Repository Registries (COPDESS-Re3Data)
  2. Matt Jones - Repositories aggregators (Data ONE)
  3. Margaret O'Brien - Contributors (liaison, perspective from Researchers)
Also to discuss, Shelley Stall's visualization at ...link...

For each talk and following, we are discussing the following questions.

Attending

Notes

Outcomes of today's discussions

Recommendations for registries

  • send out reminder to update the registry record regularly
  • promote the business card standard
  • work to standardize the APIs that journals use to communicate with repositories
  • consider opening up correction process to anybody with confirmation by recordholder

Recommendations for repositories

  • take an active role in bringing COPDESS messages to your institution
  • create a standards compliant business card
  • use re3data as the authoritative source
  • validate your record in COPDESS (where you can own your record)
  • adopt an existing API rather than developing one of your own
  • use loose coupling so submission or authentication systems or other subsystems could be used across groups
  • start with small steps to participate in an aggregated network, incrementally improve
  • leverage added value from aggregators for things like data citation

Recommendations for liaisons

Next steps for landscape analysis