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AIRDIP Project: Enhancing Resource Sharing for Subject Centres

A collaborative project between HEA and Intute to improve resource metadata sharing, ensure cataloguing consistency, and explore cataloguing facilities. Benefits include network expansion, sustainability, and improved technical infrastructure. Next steps involve collections policy, transition planning, data cleansing, and feature implementation.

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AIRDIP Project: Enhancing Resource Sharing for Subject Centres

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  1. AIRDIPProject Project Overview Vic Lyte Phil Cross February 2007

  2. AIRDIP- Aims Academy Intute Resource Database Integration Project (AIRDIP) • Project Overview & Status • Technical Review Aims To: • Allow easy sharing of resource metadata between Subject Centres, York and Intute • Ensure cataloguing consistency and quality • Explore cataloguing facility for Subject Centres

  3. AIRDIP- Benefits Benefits of collaboration between HEA & Intute: Building upon: • an already established and expanding network of expertise between HEA, JISC & other global repository initiatives; • a service and test-bed environment where more innovative developments might be tested; • a complimentary sustainability plan following development work; • Intute’s capacity position to support the development of an integrated Academy resource database into its new organisation structure, processes and practices; • Intute’s experience in the application of metadata standards and links to other creation services i.e. JORUM; • integrated (national) technical infrastructure provided by MIMAS.

  4. Pilot Group AIRDIP- Development phase Requirements phase Use Cases / Vocabulary Interface BMAF GEES Physical Sciences ICS Medicine, Dentistry and Veterinary Medicine Palatine Bioscience Health Science and Practice

  5. AIRDIP- Next Steps Collections Policy / Guidelines Transition planning Test Migration #1 Test Migration #8 Data Cleansing Implement search & Embedding features Now July 07

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