Research data spring: clipper
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The document presents a proposal for Phase 3 of the Clipper project, which is an online media analysis and collaboration tool aimed at digital researchers. It outlines the project's goals of creating a virtual clip, annotating and storing clips, and promoting community adoption through pilot projects at various institutions. Additionally, it highlights feedback from previous phases and details upcoming activities focused on technical standards, legal implications, and research applications.
Research data spring: clipper
- 1. An online media analysis and collaboration tool for digital researchers Clipper: Phase 3 Proposal10/12/2015 City of Glasgow College,The Open University and ReachWill Limited Community Adoption and Ownership
- 2. Clipper: In a nutshell »Clipper 1. 2. 3. 1.Clip: Create a virtual clip (i.e. source file, start and stop point) 2.Organise: Annotate and store clips and cliplists 3.Share: Cool URIs for sharing playable clips and cliplists 2
- 3. Clipper Roadmap: Activities and outputs » Proof of concept » Dissemination and engagement » Feedback » Identify needs » Prototypes and code » Community engagement » User requirements » Legal implications » Technical standards » Research focus 3 Phase 2: Co-Design Prototypes Phase 1: Market Research Ideas Phase 3: Co-Development Pilotprojects » Pilot projects › EUSCREEN › Royal Conservatoire of Scotland › Roslin Institute (UoE) › BUFVC » Community adoption » Transforming workflows
- 4. Phases 1 and 2: Community feedback » Phase 1 › “it’s genius, it’s just what we need” – Gill Hamilton: Digital Access Manager, National Library of Scotland » Phase 2 › “with these sort of annotations on the clip, then I would be using nothing else for the rest of my life” – Peter Hohenstein: Group Leader, Developmental Biology, Roslin Institute › “getting that 360 degree picture of a research output would be really useful if it was easy and not the pain that it is today” – Marc Silberschatz: Theatre Researcher, Royal Conservatoire of Scotland 4
- 5. Phase 2: Review 5 Phase 2: Co-Design Progress
- 6. Phase 2: Activities and outputs »Prototypes › 3 coding cycles (Sept - Nov) »Community Workshops › National Library of Scotland (Sept 28th) › Manchester School of Art (Oct 12th) › British Library Labs (Oct 26th) › Coventry University (Nov 20th) »Institutional Meetings › The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland (Nov 5th) › Roslin Institute, University of Edinburgh (Nov 13th) › EUSCREEN (Nov 25th) › Open University (Nov 27th) › British Universities Film and Video Council (Nov 23rd) 6
- 7. Phase 2: Judges feedback »Recommendations › Technical standards › Legal implications › Focus on research and research data applications »Actions › Structured discussions at community workshops on these issues › Input from Jisc Media Hub and Digirati with follow-up meeting on IIIF › Successful application to Software Sustainability Institute (support) 7
- 8. Phase 2:Technical standards »Technical standards › Community workshops › Blog posts exploring relevant standards › OU standards workshop withTom Crane of Digirati › Phase 3 standards candidates identified – JSON-LD – W3C Annotation Data model – IIIF (International Image Interoperability Framework) – DOI; ORCID; OAI-PMH 8
- 9. Phase 2: Legal implications »Legal implications › Community workshops › Analysis of legal issues on the Clipper blog › Discussed from two viewpoints (inc. risk mitigation) – Owners / managers of audio-visual content – Users who are creating the clips and annotations › Advice and positive encouragement from Jisc legal advisor (John Kelly) 9
- 10. Phase 2: Focus on research »Focus on research and research data applications › Community workshops › Institutional meetings › Phase 3 pilots identified with strong research focus – EUSCREEN (EU cultural heritage service) – The Royal Scottish Conservatoire (e.g. dance, voice) – The Roslin Institute, University of Edinburgh (e.g. genetics) – British Universities Film andVideo Council (HE national service) 10
- 11. Phase 2: Deliverables and success criteria »Deliverables › Workshops – National Library of Scotland – Manchester School of Art – British Library Labs – Coventry University › Code and documentation – http://reachwill.co.uk/clipper2.1/clipper-editor – https://github.com/reachwill/clipper-2-prototype »Success › Positive feedback, early adopters and more collaborators – National Library of Scotland – Coventry University – Digirati 11
- 12. Phase 3: Proposal 12 Phase 3: Community Adoption and Ownership Pilot projects covering the RDM lifecycle
- 13. Phase 3: Structure » Clipper consortium › City of GlasgowCollege › Open University › ReachWill Limited » Pilot projects (adopters) › EUSCREEN (ErwinVerbruggen) › The Royal Scottish Conservatoire (Hilary Jones) › The Roslin Institute (Colin Simpson) › BUFVC (Gabriel Hernandez) »Industry / technology support (collaborators) › Microsoft Research / Azure (cloud services - KenjiTakeda) › Digirati (data model standards - Tom Crane) › Software Sustainability Institute (project support - Steve Crouch) › Journal of Artistic Research (TBC) › Nature Journals (Andrew Hufton) 13
- 14. Phase 3: Pilot projects »EUSCREEN (service integration prototype) »Royal Conservatoire of Scotland (institutional deployment) and Roslin Institute (cloud deployment) › Create clips and annotations - collaborate › Store cliplists with source audio and video data › Reference cliplists in journal article › Make journal article, cliplists and source audio and video data publicly available via repository »BUFVC (service integration study) 14
- 15. Phase 3: Activities and tasks »Toolkit development › Clipper consortium »Data model and standards integration › Clipper consortium › Digirati »Cloud deployment › Clipper consortium › MicrosoftAzure »Pilot projects › EUSCREEN (integration proto) › The Royal Scottish Conservatoire (institutional) › The Roslin Institute (cloud) › BUFVC (integration study) »Publisher data policy review › Journal forArtistic Research › Nature 15
- 16. Phase 3: Workplan » Milestones: Shared workplan with end of month progress review meetings » Deliverables: Research community engagement (2 workshops); Data model and standards integration; Code and documentation; Pilot projects (4); Policy study; Legal guidance pack » Success:Adoption by researchers, uptake by developers and more collaborations 16
- 17. Phase 3: Contact »Contact: John Casey › City of Glasgow College, Room 709, 60 North Hanover Street, Glasgow G1 2BP › Email: john.c.casey@googlemail.com › Phone: 07982 322404 »Clipper › http://blog.clippertube.com › https://github.com/reachwill/clipper-2-prototype › #clippertube @clipper_rdm 17
Editor's Notes
- #2: Introductions Structure 3 parts Intro & overview Review of Phase 2 as foundation for phase 3 Phase 3 proposals
- #5: The feedback we have had has been strongly positive and constructive. We seem to have identified real needs here in relation to this kind of data. A very striking feature of the community engagement workshops
- #10: Areas included: Copyright (as a support mechanism); license compliance; misrepresentation, passing off and moral rights; database right; privacy and data protection