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Supplementary Proceedings of the XXII International Conference on Data Analytics and Management in Data Intensive Domains (DAMDID/RCDL 2020) Data Analytics and Management in Data Intensive Domains 2020, eedings of the XXII International Conference on Data Analytics and Management in Data Intensive Domains (, Voronezh, Russia, 13 Oct 2020 - 16 Oct 2020; CEUR workshop proceedings 2790, 142-155 (2020)., In recent years, Open Scientific Infrastructures have become an important tool for providing researchers and society with scientific information. Research institutes and universities worldwide actively plan and implement archivesof their scientific output. Likewise, the JINR Document Server (JDS —jds.jinr.ru) stores JINR information resources and provides effective access tothem. JDS contains numerous materials that reflect and facilitate research activities. Technically, JDS is based on the Invenio software platform developed byCERN. To further improve the services, JDS is now adapting JOIN² workflows.JOIN², also based on Invenio, allows users, authors, librarians, managers, etc. toview the results of scientific work in a useful, friendly form and provides richfunctionalities in the simplest way. The JOIN² workflow covers several verification layers of user data to minimize errors and thus provides checked and reliableinformation to end users. JDS features records with media files (video lectures,seminars, tutorials), and data import using DOI, ISBN, IDs from arXiv, WoS,Medline, PubMed, INSPIRE. Private collections with working group identification enable the integration into the research workflow. A common collection ofAuthority Records, i.e. grants, experiments, institutions, institutes, people, periodicals and their link with bibliographic records, establishes a high level of consistency and data quality, Published by RWTH Aachen, Aachen, Germany

In recent years, Open Scientific Infrastructures have become an important tool for providing researchers and society with scientific information. Research institutes and universities worldwide actively plan and implement archives of their scientific output. Likewise, the JINR Document Server (JDS - jds.jinr.ru) stores JINR information resources and provides effective access to them. JDS contains numerous materials that reflect and facilitate research activities. Technically, JDS is based on the Invenio software platform developed by CERN. To further improve the services, JDS is now adapting JOIN2 workflows. JOIN2, also based on Invenio, allows users, authors, librarians, managers, etc. to view the results of scientific work in a useful, friendly form and provides rich functionalities in the simplest way. The JOIN workflow covers several verification layers of user data to minimize errors and thus provides checked and reliable information to end users. JDS features records with media files (video lectures, seminars, tutorials), and data import using DOI, ISBN, IDs from arXiv, WoS, Medline, PubMed, INSPIRE. Private collections with working group identification enable the integration into the research workflow. A common collection of Authority Records, i.e. grants, experiments, institutions, institutes, people, periodicals and their link with bibliographic records, establishes a high level of consistency and data quality. Copyright © 2020 for this paper by its authors.

Nowadays the practical interest of scientific research result and educational lectures and materials push to the creation and development of open archives of scientific publications. The JINR Document Server (JDS — jds.jinr.ru) was based on the software platform Invenio (developed at CERN). The goals of JDS are to store JINR information resources and to provide effective access to them. JDS contains many materials that reflect and facilitate research activities. In the framework of the JOIN2 project, the partners have improved and adapted the Invenio software platform to the information needs of JOIN2 users. Needs of JDS users are very similar to needs of JOIN2 users, so JINR decided to join JOIN2 project. The participation of JINR in the project will improve the functionality of the JINR Open Access institutional repository by reusing the code and further joint development. The presentation shows the process of migration and adaptation JDS to JOIN2 software platform.