Shared Research Repository - 22/23 funding

大英图书馆的共享资料库服务是为了支持文化遗产组织共享他们的数据和开放他们的研究。在2018年至2021年期间进行试点，并在2021年获得AHRC Idah初始资金的支持下，它继续推动Idah进一步纳入遗产和IRO研究。过去12个月的发展为用户改进了功能，为合作伙伴提供了品牌选项，并改进了元数据。在此期间，与其他IRO就共享存储库的未来使用进行的对话，并将他们的研究带入该平台，使他们更接近加入该平台，我们为了解如何满足IRO联盟以外的需求而进行的采访确定了进一步加强整个英国遗产研究的开放数据和学术研究的下一步措施。现在IRO了解了IDDA的未来，更多的组织热衷于建立IDDA。在接下来的12个月里，需要进一步努力，继续改善知识库服务，增加合作组织的参与，并向IRO同事提供重要技能发展，以支持更多地使用知识库服务，以及开放奖学金的关键能力。共享知识库服务将允许遵守开放获取和数据共享的任务，同时向拥有国内和国际知名品牌的遗产组织提供特定于机构的前端知识库，允许合作伙伴展示其专家员工所做的研究。这项研究是通过一切照旧的活动，以及合作研究项目和其他活动，如艺术家驻留计划，产生的。大英图书馆的共享存储库服务将跨合作伙伴的研究内容聚合在一起，使参与成为一项集体活动，从而提高英国各地遗产研究的可见度。这在保持组织品牌和影响力的同时，创造了收益的比例。

The British Library's Shared Repository Service was developed to support cultural heritage organisations in sharing their data and opening up their research. Piloted through 2018-2021, and supported with initial AHRC iDAH funding in 2021, it has continued to bring iDAH further towards inclusion of heritage and IRO research. Developments in the previous 12 months have improved functionality for users, branding options for partners, and metadata. During that period, conversations with other IROs about future use of the shared repository and bringing their research into the platform have brought them closer towards on boarding, and our interviews to understand how to meet needs beyond the IRO Consortium have identified the next steps to further strengthen open data and scholarship across UK heritage research. Now IROs understand the future of iDAH, more organisations are keen to move towards set up.Further effort is now required over the next 12 months to continue improving the repository service, ramp up the inclusion of partner organisations and deliver vital skills development to IRO colleagues in support of increased use of repository services, and key competencies for open scholarship.The Shared Repository Service will allow for adherence to Open Access and data sharing mandates, while providing institution-specific front-end repositories to heritage organisations with nationally- and internationally-recognised brands, allowing partners to showcase the research produced by their expert staff. This research is produced through business-as-usual activity, as well as from collaborative research projects, and other activity such as artist in residence programmes. The British Library's Shared Repository Service aggregates that research content across partners to make participation a collective activity that increases the visibility of heritage research from across the UK. This creates a scaling of benefits while allowing a maintenance of organisational branding and impact.