1. UKOLN is supported by: Digital Repositories Roadmap: looking forward The JISC/CNI Meeting, July 2006 Rachel Heery Assistant Director R&D, UKOLN www.ukoln.ac.uk A centre of expertise in digital informaion management

2. Summary Vision for 2010 Where we are now Way forward –Closer look at Deposit

3. Aims Digital Repositories Roadmap Rachel Heery, UKOLN Andy Powell, Eduserv Foundation April 2006 http://www.ukoln.ac.uk/repositories/publications/roadmap-200604/ To inform JISCs planning of integrated repositories network To support JISCs repository funding calls Aspirational to stimulate discussion Working document, things change

4. A week is a long time in politics…. First call for JISC Capital Programme repository related projects June 22 2006 deadline Funding for RDN/Intute repository aggregator

5. Work started to develop ePrints Dublin Core Application Profile May 2006 http://www.ukoln.ac.uk/repositories/digirep/

6. Research Councils UK updated position statement on access to research outputs, June 30 2006 Encouraging deposit of articles published in journals and conference proceedings Devolving power of mandate to individual RCs Initiating further consultation

7. Vision 2010 Richer scholarly communication based on open access to and re-use of scholarly materials Integrated life-cycle of knowledge from research to learning Available metadata about scholarly materials Added value services on scholarly materials (involving HE and commercial sectors)

8. More repositories and more content! Working papers, primary data, audiovisual, images Hardware in research labs will automatically deposit experimental data Desktop tools will deposit content Rich data flow between networks of repositories Rich data flows between repositories and other components in information landscape National and institutional preservation strategies in place!

9. Repository interworking with other components repository Repository Virtual Learning Environment Authoring tool Name authority service Institutional research system Automated classification service Packaging tool

10. Where are we now?

11. Scholarship today? OA landscape

12. Repository ecology Institutional Repository Departmental repository Authoring tool Subject repositories Institutional research system Data Centres Learned society repositories Laboratory repository Experimental machine Aggregators: OAIster, Google Regional, national Text mining tools Terminology services Research council repositories

13. Defining workflows and dataflows Analyse roles and interactions within and beween repositories What does the user want? Identify and define services –Potential for shared services, re-use of services –In context of JISC e-Framework Explore potential dataflows –Aggregation, data exchange, metadata extraction and enhancement

14. Deposit a priority! To enable users to populate repositories simply, effectively and preferably automatically To capture content from desktop applications, experimental equipment (smart labs), learning content development tools etc To enable repository of deposit to exchange data with further repositories in predictable manner To hide complexity from end-user To be compatible with follow-on added value services layered on repository content Deposit API Working group meeting July 11/12, Warwick http://www.ukoln.ac.uk/repositories/digirep/

15. Thank you!