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1st DSpaceUser Group MeetingMarch 10-11, 2004
William J Nixon,Project Manager (Service Development) DAEDALUS
Putting Eprints Software into the User Community23 June 2004
Objective
“…to bring together the research and other communities to share experiences and discuss the future developments of the DSpace platform and Federation of adopters.”
Range of Presentations
• Day One– Presentations from implementers and users of
DSpace– Range of specialised presentations on tech issues
as well as policy and metrics
• Day Two– Broader issues– DSpace 1.2 demo and 2.x architecture– Discussion
Day One
• Wide range of institutions using DSpace including Toronto, Rochester and Cornell as well as Edinburgh and Glasgow
• Different tracks on areas including user studies, impact factors, scalable storage and persistent identifiers
Day Two
• Broader Issues– Creative Commons [and Licensing]– Global Digital Format Registry – Apache and OSS
• DSpace 1.2 and 2.0– A demo of DSpace 1.2– Proposed architecture for DSpace 2.0
• DSpace Federation Discussion
DSpace Discussion
• Key Questions– How best to sustain DSpace?– What is the best way to get to release 2.0
• Further Questions– What is DSpace?– Who are its stakeholders?– What other uses can be made of DSpace?
Summary
• “The DSpace platform is being put to a variety of uses”
• “The DSpace Federation is now open to all”• “…start thinking about the long-term governance of
DSpace outside of MIT or HP”• “Institutional Repositories are a high-value, long-term
vision, but are still very much works in progress”• “DSpace Federation will continue to foster new and
innovative uses of the DSpace platform”
User Group Meeting Summary and Outcomes, dspace.org
Committers Group
• “ultimate responsibility for the shape of the DSpace software, its architecture and design going forward, and they can apply code changes contributed by the larger DSpace development community to the open source platform.”
• Initial membership of 5• All contributions will be part of the open source
software under the current BSD license
Further Information
• Meeting Summaryhttp://www.dspace.org/conference/meetingsummary.html
• DSpace User Group overviewhttp://www.dspace.org/conference/conference.html
• DSpace Federation Committers Grouphttp://www.dspace.org/federation/committers.html