Upcoming meeting: 2nd of March at 14h30 CET
The Community Calls for Content Providers aims to present and discuss the most recent developments from OpenAIRE, upcoming releases from the PROVIDE related services and other relevant topics. Through the calls, OpenAIRE provides clear and accurate information on its infrastructure and service developments.
These calls are targeted to all OpenAIRE content provider managers, catch up with latest OpenAIRE services enhancements, express interest and queries on the topics under discussion and of course provide feedback.
The upcoming meeting will focus on the recent and upcoming developments from PROVIDE service and the ongoing developments in the OpenAIRE interoperability guidelines.
Book the upcoming meeting in your calendar and stay updated on the latest developments. The Community calls are open to all OpenAIRE content provider managers and we welcome any feedback from users.
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Get to know the ongoing updates and how to contribute
OpenAIRE is updating the guidelines for institutional and thematic Repository Managers, which describes the application profile v4.1-rc1 for institutional and thematic Repository managers to be compatible with OpenAIRE.
What’s new: In comparison with previous versions of the Guidelines, this version introduces the following major changes (since v4.0):
- covering of FAIR principles elements
- proof of concept: enhancement of provenance information of with repositoryId’s and repositoryName’s for Aggregators
- add new value to controlled relationType vocabulary: IsPublishedIn and is adopted from DataCite Schema v4.4.
- Note on OAI-PMH repository batch_size
How to contribute: Your feedback, especially as a repository manager, is important for us. You can provide us feedback using the channels linked in the guidelines page here.
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Discover the development of open research data repositories in Poland
Interdisciplinary Centre for Mathematical and Computational Modelling, University of Warsaw (ICM) has developed three data repositories open for researchers from various research fields and countries.
Services were created as part of the project "Disciplinary Open Research Data Repositories" that was aimed at enhancing access to academic resources by making them available in dedicated research data repositories allowing for open data sharing (more about the project: https://drodb.icm.edu.pl/english/).
Get to know the repositories:
All repositories will be registered in PROVIDE, becoming OpenAIRE content providers. Their metadata will be regularly harvested by OpenAIRE and discoverable through EXPLORE portal.
Almost 200 Data Repositories are already aggregated by OpenAIRE. Discover these Repositories as well their research results in OpenAIRE EXPLORE here.
Want to know more on how to register your repository in OpenAIRE? Check out this support material to guide you through OpenAIRE PROVIDE.
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