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1. Un paseo por la memoria histórica de Canarias

Author

Carnal-Domínguez, Inmaculada

Subjects
DD. Academic libraries., DL. Archives., HR. Portals., HS. Repositories., JF. Paper preservation., JG. Digitization., JH. Digital preservation.
Abstract

In this article you can do a tour of the Canary history through of the mdC (Memoria Digital de Canarias), a pioneer project from a Spanish university who was born in 2003 and keeps the intellectual production of the Canary archipelago for five centuries. Many of these works are ancient, rare and valuable because they are discataloged. Thanks to digitizacion, the deterioration of these documentation as a result of multiple manipulations has been avoived, so mdC (Memoria Digital de Canarias) currently contributes to the conservation of Canarian documentary heritage

Published
2011

2. Movimiento de acceso abierto en Uruguay: Estado de situación y proyección

Author

Ceretta Soria, Maria Gladys, Natalia, Aguirre-Ligüera, Córdoba, Saray, and Giusti, Marisa R. de

Subjects
HS. Repositories., JH. Digital preservation.
Abstract

Here are introduced the main initiatives developed in the context of the Open Access Movement in Uruguay. The aim is to identify the tendencies in relation to the implementation of the two ways of open access (green way and golden way) at the Science and Technology National System. The opinions of the decision makers are also gathered, about the opportunities that open access offers and the need to implement public policies in that regard. A method is applied that includes bibliographic review, website consulting and interviews to qualified informants. The project originates from the research group “Studies on the Scientific Production”, which develops its activities in the context of the Programa de Desarrollo Académico de la Información y la Comunicación (PRODIC) at the Universidad de la República (UDELAR). Its purpose is to promote the cross-discipline and inter institutional spaces that analyze the open access issue in the context of the national general policies about information. At the moment, the group is carrying out the research and development project (R+D) “Institutional repository model as an alternative for the social, scientific and technologic country development”, funded by Scientific Research Sectorial Committee from UDELAR. The execution of the said project gave information about the situation regarding open access around government and education authorities, and decision makers. We identified and described the publications of the active researchers of the Researchers National System (SNI), with the aim of getting to know the different models of scientific communication in each knowledge area, and obtaining empiric elements to develop an institutional repository model according to its own special features. The aim is to contribute to the creation and implementation of national policies that motivate the green way as an alternative to guarantee the open access and the bibliographic control of the national scientific production. These lines of research were recently created and they will gradually become established. They are obtaining visibility in the different national areas and have installed this issue in the current discussion agenda. Consequently Uruguay is not out of date compared to the international context and is going forward in benefit of the scientific and technologic development. We hope that the research results will be reference elements for the creation of new policies of open access that can meet the country needs and be updated with the international tendencies.

Published
2013

3. Políticas de almacenamiento y reutilización de datos de investigación en revistas de cinco áreas científicas.

Author

Aleixandre-Benavent, Rafael, Ferrer-Sapena, Antonia, Vidal-Infer, Antonio, Alonso-Arroyo, Adolfo, Sánchez Pérez, E. A, and Peset, Fernanda

Subjects
ED. Intellectual property: author's rights, ownership, copyright, copyleft, open access., HS. Repositories., IE. Data and metadata structures., IM. Open data, JH. Digital preservation.
Abstract

This study analyze the preservation and reuse policies in row research data from different journals selected from every thematic area from the Journal Citation Reports (Web of Science-JCR).

Published
2017

4. Preservación digital en 5 pasos

Author

Llueca, Ciro

Subjects
HS. Repositories., JH. Digital preservation.
Abstract

Digital preservation training at Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos, Lima (2013)

Published
2013

6. Atributos de calidad web para repositorios de datos de investigación en universidades

Author

Morales Vargas, Alejandro and Codina, Lluís

Subjects
BI. User interfaces, usability., HS. Repositories., IM. Open data, JH. Digital preservation., LC. Internet, including WWW.
Abstract

The new Open Science model requires an adequate infrastructure to preserve and share research data. This has involved a challenge for both researchers and universities and centers. In response, more than two thousand data repositories have been created in the world, a quarter by these institutions, with different specialized software. This paper aims to propose web quality attributes to evaluate the interface of this type of sites. For this, a systematic review of literature with international guidelines, technical requirements and expert recommendations was carried out, detecting coincidences. As a result, an analysis protocol specially formulated for repositories of research data is offered, with parameters and indicators on the user interface, location, access and reuse, conservation, dissemination, evaluation and institutional commitment. In conclusion, the need to address the specific aspects of this type of data is noted, highlighting the role of university libraries in managing them.

Published
2019