1. Research, IT & SFU Library Lynn Copeland IT & Advanced Networks Symposium May 8–9, 2006

2. Traditional Research Support n Collections n Document delivery n Reciprocal borrowing (Canada-wide) n Liaison librarian n Faculty representative www.lib.sfu.ca/about/services/serv_faculty.htm

3. Less Traditional Research Support (2) n Current Awareness Services n Recently arrived books; awareness service n Bibliographic Management Software Refworks, Citation Manager n Reference services (email, online, in person)

4. Non-traditional research support n Supporting software n Supporting distribution of scholarly research n Providing an institutional repository for research outcomes n Digitization

5. SFU Library Software Development reSearcher n Serials Management: CUFTS n Link Resolving, requesting: GODOT n Bibliographic Management: Citation Manager >> n Federated Searching: dbWiz

6. SFU Library Software Development PKP software n Journal Publishing Management – OJS n Conference Organizing - OCS n Metadata harvester n Originally developed at UBC (John Willinksy) n Now 3-way partnership –(Willinsky, SFU Library, CCSP)

7. PKP Open Journal System n Provides open access publishing infrastructure n Manages submissions, reviews, editing, etc. n Reduces the cost of scholarly publishing n Currently over 500 journals

8. PKP Open Conference System n Provides conference organizing infrastructure n Web site, call for papers, submissions, registration, scheduling, etc. n Reduces the cost of conference organizing n V.2 under way

9. PKP Metadata harvester n Index creation for access to archives compatible with the OAI harvesting prototocol –Acts as “meta” search –Focusing issues surrounding metadata and resource discovery n V.2 about to be released with significant improvements including searching >>

10. The CARL Harvester n http://carl-abrc-oai.lib.sfu.ca n Hosted and managed by Simon Fraser University Library n Content: Journal articles, Learning objects Theses and dissertations, Photographs Images, Conference Papers Music scores, Data sets

11. Open access to journals, IR content n Faculty impact factor is increased n Reduces reliance on for-profit increasingly concentrated journal publishers n Increases access to the results of research beyond academia

12. Growth of Institutional Repositories Source: Institutional Archives Registry

13. SFU Institutional Repository n Hosted by SFU Library n Can provide ongoing access to SFU’s scholarly output –Articles, working papers, books, theses, data sets, computer programs, conference papers… n Existing content >>

14. SFU Library digitization and online database ‘containers’ n ContentDM n Citation Manager n BRS (for now) n mySQL (for now) >

15. Questions? Lynn Copeland copeland@sfu.ca http://www.lib.sfu.ca

18. Bulk loading: OCS feeds Dspace

19. SFU’s Institutional Repository

23. Collection Digitization

24. ContentDM

31. CUSTOM DIGITIZATION Canadiana.org fiche  Quality digital copy  Research project  ECO

32. Individual

33. Public