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Aggregation activities and eIFL

Aggregation activities and eIFL. Wolfram Horstmann Bielefeld University Library. DRIVER aggregation activities. Objective: open and re-usable aggregation Based on reference D-NET production system Including eventually all repositories worldwide

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Aggregation activities and eIFL

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  1. Aggregation activities and eIFL Wolfram Horstmann Bielefeld University Library Footer goes here if required

  2. DRIVER aggregation activities • Objective: open and re-usable aggregation • Based on reference D-NET production system • Including eventually all repositories worldwide • But not at the price of reducing re-usability • As an infrastructurecomplement to others • … BASE, OAIster, ROAR, OpenDOAR etc. • Clue:Technical & semantic interoperaibility • A bundle of measures shall help • Guidelines, Validator, Normalisation… • …and a lot of intellectual handcraft… Aggregation Manager Friedrich Summann Bielefeld University Library This is as optional footer

  3. eIFL-DRIVER partnership • Open Access Repositories offer opportnunities especially for developing and transition countries • Internet can level out potential drawbacks • Worldwide access to scholarly information • Own contributions directly available • Liaison through eIFL shall enhance… • …interoperability issues • …specific voice for these countries This is as optional footer

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