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Enhancing Research Data Access: A Case Study in OAI-ORE Aggregation for Scholarly Publishing

Explore the motivation, workflow, and future directions of an OAI-ORE aggregation project by the JHU Sheridan Libraries and the National Virtual Observatory. Learn about capturing relationships, data curation, and sharing risks in scholarly publishing.

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Enhancing Research Data Access: A Case Study in OAI-ORE Aggregation for Scholarly Publishing

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  1. An OAI-ORE Aggregation for the National Virtual Observatory David Reynolds Tim DiLauro Sayeed Choudhury Library Digital Programs Sheridan Libraries Johns Hopkins University

  2. Presentation Outline • Some Background • Motivation for the work described here • Illustrate simplified current workflow • OAI-ORE background • Describe a possible ORE-enabled solution • Present rough model of a real article • Future directions OAI-ORE Project Briefing

  3. Project Background • JHU Sheridan Libraries teaming with the NVO and the AAS to capture published data • Support curation and entrée to preservation • Stable location for data the journals are not prepared to store permanently • Provide platform for data services • Funding from IMLS and Microsoft OAI-ORE Project Briefing

  4. Motivation • Mandate to integrate data capture with extant workflow for multiple journals • Need to capture relationships with resources which are not part of a particular article • Desire to share risk • Goal of capturing relationships among conceptual objects and web resources OAI-ORE Project Briefing

  5. Sample Astronomical Data Archiving Published Data

  6. Current Submission Workflow Publisher Author OAI-ORE Project Briefing

  7. OAI-ORE • Public alpha release December 2007 • Executive editors: • Carl Lagoze, Cornell University • Herbert Van de Sompel, Los Alamos National Lab • Utilizes Web architecture • Abstract Data Model, Vocabulary, Resource Map Profile of Atom Archiving Published Data

  8. OAI-ORE Basic Model Archiving Published Data

  9. A More Desirable Workflow Publisher Author Archive David Reynolds <davidr@jhu.edu> OAI-ORE Project Briefing

  10. A More Complex Example

  11. Components: Data Driven Scholarship • Publication & • Editorial Process • Data capture • Metadata capture & validation • Links • Identifiers • Library • Curation • Preservation • Data Storage Appliance • Metadata database • Digital data objects • Ancillary information • Data Storage Appliance • Metadata database • Digital data objects • Ancillary information • Data Storage Appliance • Metadata database • Digital data objects • Ancillary information replication services VOStore • Data Access • VO portals • Journal portals • Other after-market distributors • Registry • Logging

  12. Future Directions • Library can provide a common infrastructure • Investigate data curation in other scientific disciplines • Gather input from scholarly societies • Digital humanities

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