OpenAIRE Dashboard for Content Providers: monitoring and enriching local collections using OpenAIRE services - presentation at #DI4R2017
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The document discusses OpenAIRE's dashboard for content providers, which allows providers to register and update their content, validate and monitor their content for compatibility, and view metrics and usage statistics. The dashboard includes services for registration, validation, enrichments and notifications, and metrics. OpenAIRE aims to improve collections by enriching content with additional information through its literature broker service.
OpenAIRE Dashboard for Content Providers: monitoring and enriching local collections using OpenAIRE services - presentation at #DI4R2017
- 1. OPENAIRE DASHBOARD FOR CONTENT PROVIDERS monitoring and enriching local collections using OpenAIRE services PedroPrΓncipe UniversityofMinho #DI4R2017 | Dec. 1, 2017 PaoloManghi ISTI-CNR IlariaFava GΓΆttingenStateandUniv.Library @openaire_eu
- 2. onestopshop for OpenAIRE data providers forfriendsβ¦ βtherepositorymanagers dashboardβ Dashboardforcontentproviders
- 5. 5 SOURCES >> register >> update
- 6. 6 COMPATIBILITY >> validate >> monitor
- 7. 7 METRICS >> usage events >> metadata views & downloads
- 8. 8 CONTENT >> enrichments >> alerts
- 10. OpenAIREβs e-infrastructure Commons & Broker sketch Publications repositories Research Data repositories CRIS systems Registries (e.g. projects) OA Journals Software Repositories Validation Cleaning De-duplication Enrichment By inference CONTENT PROVIDERS INFO SPACE SERVICES Project initiative FunderFunding Result Publication Data Software Organization OpenAIRE Notification Broker Sending events Subscriptions Notifications
- 11. Content events - enrichments 11
- 12. MORE | MISSING ⒠OPENACCESS_VERSION ⒠PROJECT ⒠PID ⒠ABSTRACT ⒠SUBJECT (MESHEUROPMC, ACM, ARXIV, DDC, JEL) ⒠⦠Enrichments types⦠12
Editor's Notes
- #11: The OpenAIRE enriched information graph offers a great opportunity for managers of institutional repositories to improve their collections. However, the current access APIs provided by OpenAIRE to third-party services (i.e. HTTP APIs, OAI-PMH) are not intended to support these needs. To this aim, the infrastructure is in the process of realizing a Literature Broker Service ("the Service"), by learning from other experiences, and targeting the specificity of the OpenAIRE setting.