Building a single repository to meet all use cases: a collaboration between institution, researchers and supplier
Building a single repository to meet all use cases: a collaboration between institution, researchers and supplier
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构建单一存储库以满足所有用例：机构、研究人员和供应商之间的协作
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2019
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T. Renner
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J. Evans;N. Watts;T. Renner
历史上，知识库集中于单一用例，主要是捕获传统（基于文本）的开放获取出版物，需要针对不同用例（例如研究数据）的单独解决方案。这使得捕捉各种各样的研究成果具有挑战性的威斯敏斯特，从事实践为基础的艺术研究，除了传统的研究大学。
在合作历史的基础上，Haplo和大学及其研究社区建立了一个单一的开源存储库，可以满足多种用例，包括基于文本和非文本的输出，投资组合和研究数据。通过Haplo平台灵活的技术架构使之成为可能，其底层技术基于语义网原则，符合COAR对下一代存储库的愿景。
对储存库的改进现在能够更好地捕捉和显示跨学科的研究成果。重点包括动态组合的开发，改进对非文本输出的支持，以及与基于实践的艺术研究人员的持续接触，以了解他们的需求，建立工作流程，审查元数据，并建立，测试和实施转换后的存储库。
Repositories have historically focused on a single use case, primarily the capture of traditional (text-based) open access publications, requiring separate solutions for different use cases (e.g. research data). This made capturing the variety of research outputs challenging at the University of Westminster, which engages in practice-based arts research, alongside traditional research.
Building on a history of collaboration, Haplo and the University and its research community have built a single, open source repository meeting multiple use cases including text-based and non-text based outputs, portfolios and research data. Made possible through the flexible technical architecture of the Haplo platform, whose underlying technology is based on semantic web principles and meets COAR’s vision for next-generation repositories.
Improvements to the repository now enable better capture and display of research outputs across disciplines. Highlights include the development of dynamic portfolios, improved support for non-text based outputs and ongoing engagement with practice-based arts researchers to understand their needs, build workflows, review metadata and build, test and implement a transformed repository.