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This will be very interesting to a very small group of people: 'For cultural institutions that provide metadata to the data space for cultural heritage, the implementation of IIIF Change Discovery provides an alternative to implementing OAI-PMH.' https://pro.europeana.eu/post/delivering-metadata-to-europeana-via-the-iiif-change-discovery-api
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This will be very interesting to a very small group of people: 'For cultural institutions that provide metadata to the data space for cultural heritage, the implementation of IIIF Change Discovery provides an alternative to implementing OAI-PMH.' https://pro.europeana.eu/post/delivering-metadata-to-europeana-via-the-iiif-change-discovery-api
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This will be very interesting to a very small group of people: 'For cultural institutions that provide metadata to the data space for cultural heritage, the implementation of IIIF Change Discovery provides an alternative to implementing OAI-PMH.' https://pro.europeana.eu/post/delivering-metadata-to-europeana-via-the-iiif-change-discovery-api
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This will be very interesting to a very small group of people: 'For cultural institutions that provide metadata to the data space for cultural heritage, the implementation of IIIF Change Discovery provides an alternative to implementing OAI-PMH.' https://pro.europeana.eu/post/delivering-metadata-to-europeana-via-the-iiif-change-discovery-api
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This will be very interesting to a very small group of people: 'For cultural institutions that provide metadata to the data space for cultural heritage, the implementation of IIIF Change Discovery provides an alternative to implementing OAI-PMH.' https://pro.europeana.eu/post/delivering-metadata-to-europeana-via-the-iiif-change-discovery-api
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The study shows that around half of supposedly "open" repositories are not technically open at all - their OAI-PMH endpoints are broken, outdated, or misconfigured:
:doi: https://doi.org/10.1177/01655515251396902
For me, this paper is not a revelation, but a confirmation of a simple point: open science does not start with policies or declarations. It starts with routine infrastructural work - making sure that the basic protocols actually work.
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The study shows that around half of supposedly "open" repositories are not technically open at all - their OAI-PMH endpoints are broken, outdated, or misconfigured:
:doi: https://doi.org/10.1177/01655515251396902
For me, this paper is not a revelation, but a confirmation of a simple point: open science does not start with policies or declarations. It starts with routine infrastructural work - making sure that the basic protocols actually work.
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The study shows that around half of supposedly "open" repositories are not technically open at all - their OAI-PMH endpoints are broken, outdated, or misconfigured:
:doi: https://doi.org/10.1177/01655515251396902
For me, this paper is not a revelation, but a confirmation of a simple point: open science does not start with policies or declarations. It starts with routine infrastructural work - making sure that the basic protocols actually work.
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The study shows that around half of supposedly "open" repositories are not technically open at all - their OAI-PMH endpoints are broken, outdated, or misconfigured:
:doi: https://doi.org/10.1177/01655515251396902
For me, this paper is not a revelation, but a confirmation of a simple point: open science does not start with policies or declarations. It starts with routine infrastructural work - making sure that the basic protocols actually work.
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The study shows that around half of supposedly "open" repositories are not technically open at all - their OAI-PMH endpoints are broken, outdated, or misconfigured:
:doi: https://doi.org/10.1177/01655515251396902
For me, this paper is not a revelation, but a confirmation of a simple point: open science does not start with policies or declarations. It starts with routine infrastructural work - making sure that the basic protocols actually work.
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Für das Deutsche Literaturarchiv in Marbach habe ich vor einiger Zeit einen performanten OAI-PMH-Dienst entwickelt, um die ca. 3,5 Millionen bibliographischen Datensätze standardisiert in verschiedenen Formaten anbieten zu können.
Die Software ist selbstverständlich quelloffen und jetzt ist endlich auch die Dokumentation fertig.
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Für das Deutsche Literaturarchiv in Marbach habe ich vor einiger Zeit einen performanten OAI-PMH-Dienst entwickelt, um die ca. 3,5 Millionen bibliographischen Datensätze standardisiert in verschiedenen Formaten anbieten zu können.
Die Software ist selbstverständlich quelloffen und jetzt ist endlich auch die Dokumentation fertig.
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Für das Deutsche Literaturarchiv in Marbach habe ich vor einiger Zeit einen performanten OAI-PMH-Dienst entwickelt, um die ca. 3,5 Millionen bibliographischen Datensätze standardisiert in verschiedenen Formaten anbieten zu können.
Die Software ist selbstverständlich quelloffen und jetzt ist endlich auch die Dokumentation fertig.
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Für das Deutsche Literaturarchiv in Marbach habe ich vor einiger Zeit einen performanten OAI-PMH-Dienst entwickelt, um die ca. 3,5 Millionen bibliographischen Datensätze standardisiert in verschiedenen Formaten anbieten zu können.
Die Software ist selbstverständlich quelloffen und jetzt ist endlich auch die Dokumentation fertig.
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Für das Deutsche Literaturarchiv in Marbach habe ich vor einiger Zeit einen performanten OAI-PMH-Dienst entwickelt, um die ca. 3,5 Millionen bibliographischen Datensätze standardisiert in verschiedenen Formaten anbieten zu können.
Die Software ist selbstverständlich quelloffen und jetzt ist endlich auch die Dokumentation fertig.
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#Handschriftenportal erhält erste Schnittstelle: Der Zugriff auf unseren umfangreichen Datenbestand ist nun per #OAIPMH möglich. Datensets sind als #TEI und #DublinCore verfügbar.
🔜 Weitere Schnittstellen folgen. Um die Bedarfe der Community besser einschätzen zu können, freuen wir uns über Ihr Feedback: Welche Schnittstellen sind für Ihre Arbeit und Forschung besonders relevant?
Alle Informationen ➡️ https://blog.sbb.berlin/hsp-oai-schnittstelle/
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#Handschriftenportal erhält erste Schnittstelle: Der Zugriff auf unseren umfangreichen Datenbestand ist nun per #OAIPMH möglich. Datensets sind als #TEI und #DublinCore verfügbar.
🔜 Weitere Schnittstellen folgen. Um die Bedarfe der Community besser einschätzen zu können, freuen wir uns über Ihr Feedback: Welche Schnittstellen sind für Ihre Arbeit und Forschung besonders relevant?
Alle Informationen ➡️ https://blog.sbb.berlin/hsp-oai-schnittstelle/
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#Handschriftenportal erhält erste Schnittstelle: Der Zugriff auf unseren umfangreichen Datenbestand ist nun per #OAIPMH möglich. Datensets sind als #TEI und #DublinCore verfügbar.
🔜 Weitere Schnittstellen folgen. Um die Bedarfe der Community besser einschätzen zu können, freuen wir uns über Ihr Feedback: Welche Schnittstellen sind für Ihre Arbeit und Forschung besonders relevant?
Alle Informationen ➡️ https://blog.sbb.berlin/hsp-oai-schnittstelle/
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#Handschriftenportal erhält erste Schnittstelle: Der Zugriff auf unseren umfangreichen Datenbestand ist nun per #OAIPMH möglich. Datensets sind als #TEI und #DublinCore verfügbar.
🔜 Weitere Schnittstellen folgen. Um die Bedarfe der Community besser einschätzen zu können, freuen wir uns über Ihr Feedback: Welche Schnittstellen sind für Ihre Arbeit und Forschung besonders relevant?
Alle Informationen ➡️ https://blog.sbb.berlin/hsp-oai-schnittstelle/
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Das heißt aktuell müsste man Zenodos #oaipmh abgrasen und nach den XML-Einträgen filtern und die scrapen?
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Das heißt aktuell müsste man Zenodos #oaipmh abgrasen und nach den XML-Einträgen filtern und die scrapen?
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Das heißt aktuell müsste man Zenodos #oaipmh abgrasen und nach den XML-Einträgen filtern und die scrapen?
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Das heißt aktuell müsste man Zenodos #oaipmh abgrasen und nach den XML-Einträgen filtern und die scrapen?
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Good news from the US Repository Network (#USRN):
https://sparcopen.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/Outcomes-of-the-USRN-Discovery-Pilot-Project.pdf"At the beginning of the project, about half of the #repositories did not have their #OAIPMH interface properly configured and, therefore, could not be indexed by external discovery systems. After just over a year of the pilot, all but one repositories are now OAI-PMH compliant. This has resulted in a 50% increase in indexed content, with 728,770 new records now publicly accessible."
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Good news from the US Repository Network (#USRN):
https://sparcopen.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/Outcomes-of-the-USRN-Discovery-Pilot-Project.pdf"At the beginning of the project, about half of the #repositories did not have their #OAIPMH interface properly configured and, therefore, could not be indexed by external discovery systems. After just over a year of the pilot, all but one repositories are now OAI-PMH compliant. This has resulted in a 50% increase in indexed content, with 728,770 new records now publicly accessible."
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Good news from the US Repository Network (#USRN):
https://sparcopen.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/Outcomes-of-the-USRN-Discovery-Pilot-Project.pdf"At the beginning of the project, about half of the #repositories did not have their #OAIPMH interface properly configured and, therefore, could not be indexed by external discovery systems. After just over a year of the pilot, all but one repositories are now OAI-PMH compliant. This has resulted in a 50% increase in indexed content, with 728,770 new records now publicly accessible."
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Good news from the US Repository Network (#USRN):
https://sparcopen.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/Outcomes-of-the-USRN-Discovery-Pilot-Project.pdf"At the beginning of the project, about half of the #repositories did not have their #OAIPMH interface properly configured and, therefore, could not be indexed by external discovery systems. After just over a year of the pilot, all but one repositories are now OAI-PMH compliant. This has resulted in a 50% increase in indexed content, with 728,770 new records now publicly accessible."
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Good news from the US Repository Network (#USRN):
https://sparcopen.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/Outcomes-of-the-USRN-Discovery-Pilot-Project.pdf"At the beginning of the project, about half of the #repositories did not have their #OAIPMH interface properly configured and, therefore, could not be indexed by external discovery systems. After just over a year of the pilot, all but one repositories are now OAI-PMH compliant. This has resulted in a 50% increase in indexed content, with 728,770 new records now publicly accessible."
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There was me still thinking that it'd be good to get around to adding #OAIPMH to a wiki, but now it's probably better spending the effort on #ActivityPub integration. So far, OpenGraph support has been the most useful, and that's super simple in comparison.
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There was me still thinking that it'd be good to get around to adding #OAIPMH to a wiki, but now it's probably better spending the effort on #ActivityPub integration. So far, OpenGraph support has been the most useful, and that's super simple in comparison.
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There was me still thinking that it'd be good to get around to adding #OAIPMH to a wiki, but now it's probably better spending the effort on #ActivityPub integration. So far, OpenGraph support has been the most useful, and that's super simple in comparison.
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There was me still thinking that it'd be good to get around to adding #OAIPMH to a wiki, but now it's probably better spending the effort on #ActivityPub integration. So far, OpenGraph support has been the most useful, and that's super simple in comparison.
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@josh Similarly, it's relatively common for #DSpace #OAIPMH endpoints to be styled with #XSLT. For example all the Italian universities have something like this:
https://air.unimi.it/oai/request?verb=Identify(I see they've recently broken the list of records, it doesn't style the metadata any more. Sad.)
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@josh Similarly, it's relatively common for #DSpace #OAIPMH endpoints to be styled with #XSLT. For example all the Italian universities have something like this:
https://air.unimi.it/oai/request?verb=Identify(I see they've recently broken the list of records, it doesn't style the metadata any more. Sad.)
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@josh Similarly, it's relatively common for #DSpace #OAIPMH endpoints to be styled with #XSLT. For example all the Italian universities have something like this:
https://air.unimi.it/oai/request?verb=Identify(I see they've recently broken the list of records, it doesn't style the metadata any more. Sad.)
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@josh Similarly, it's relatively common for #DSpace #OAIPMH endpoints to be styled with #XSLT. For example all the Italian universities have something like this:
https://air.unimi.it/oai/request?verb=Identify(I see they've recently broken the list of records, it doesn't style the metadata any more. Sad.)
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@josh Similarly, it's relatively common for #DSpace #OAIPMH endpoints to be styled with #XSLT. For example all the Italian universities have something like this:
https://air.unimi.it/oai/request?verb=Identify(I see they've recently broken the list of records, it doesn't style the metadata any more. Sad.)
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@pascaliensis ah, you mean you would use an OAI-PMH endpoint as #reconciliation service directly? What sort of resources would the OAI-PMH endpoint expose? (it does not seem so easy to implement - so far I was just thinking about creating an #OpenRefine project from an #OAIPMH endpoint - and then, if we could reconcile between two OR projects, that could solve your use case I guess)
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@pascaliensis ah, you mean you would use an OAI-PMH endpoint as #reconciliation service directly? What sort of resources would the OAI-PMH endpoint expose? (it does not seem so easy to implement - so far I was just thinking about creating an #OpenRefine project from an #OAIPMH endpoint - and then, if we could reconcile between two OR projects, that could solve your use case I guess)
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@pascaliensis ah, you mean you would use an OAI-PMH endpoint as #reconciliation service directly? What sort of resources would the OAI-PMH endpoint expose? (it does not seem so easy to implement - so far I was just thinking about creating an #OpenRefine project from an #OAIPMH endpoint - and then, if we could reconcile between two OR projects, that could solve your use case I guess)
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@pascaliensis ah, you mean you would use an OAI-PMH endpoint as #reconciliation service directly? What sort of resources would the OAI-PMH endpoint expose? (it does not seem so easy to implement - so far I was just thinking about creating an #OpenRefine project from an #OAIPMH endpoint - and then, if we could reconcile between two OR projects, that could solve your use case I guess)
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@pascaliensis ah, you mean you would use an OAI-PMH endpoint as #reconciliation service directly? What sort of resources would the OAI-PMH endpoint expose? (it does not seem so easy to implement - so far I was just thinking about creating an #OpenRefine project from an #OAIPMH endpoint - and then, if we could reconcile between two OR projects, that could solve your use case I guess)
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If #OpenRefine could import data from an #OAIPMH endpoint, would anyone want to use that? To do what?
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If #OpenRefine could import data from an #OAIPMH endpoint, would anyone want to use that? To do what?
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If #OpenRefine could import data from an #OAIPMH endpoint, would anyone want to use that? To do what?
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If #OpenRefine could import data from an #OAIPMH endpoint, would anyone want to use that? To do what?
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If #OpenRefine could import data from an #OAIPMH endpoint, would anyone want to use that? To do what?
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#erara Inhalte sind neu direkt mit den #iiif Viewern #mirador und #universalviewer verlinkt: https://library.ethz.ch/news-und-kurse/news/news-beitraege/2023/11/e-rara-daten-beziehen-digitalisate-betrachten-und-vergleichen.html
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#erara Inhalte sind neu direkt mit den #iiif Viewern #mirador und #universalviewer verlinkt: https://library.ethz.ch/news-und-kurse/news/news-beitraege/2023/11/e-rara-daten-beziehen-digitalisate-betrachten-und-vergleichen.html
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Very interesting contribution by Miels Vander Sande at #semantics2023 on 'Managing the #metadata of a diverse digital media archive as a #knowledgegraph' #semanticweb #linkeddata #lod #metadata #iiif #oaipmh Slides: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/kzcp6k4hvjltxnm5orxoa/20230922_semantics.pdf?rlkey=fqxl08mhkk1wwrmz478tz3nak&dl=0 @mielvds
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Very interesting contribution by Miels Vander Sande at #semantics2023 on 'Managing the #metadata of a diverse digital media archive as a #knowledgegraph' #semanticweb #linkeddata #lod #metadata #iiif #oaipmh Slides: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/kzcp6k4hvjltxnm5orxoa/20230922_semantics.pdf?rlkey=fqxl08mhkk1wwrmz478tz3nak&dl=0 @mielvds
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Very interesting contribution by Miels Vander Sande at #semantics2023 on 'Managing the #metadata of a diverse digital media archive as a #knowledgegraph' #semanticweb #linkeddata #lod #metadata #iiif #oaipmh Slides: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/kzcp6k4hvjltxnm5orxoa/20230922_semantics.pdf?rlkey=fqxl08mhkk1wwrmz478tz3nak&dl=0 @mielvds
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Very interesting contribution by Miels Vander Sande at #semantics2023 on 'Managing the #metadata of a diverse digital media archive as a #knowledgegraph' #semanticweb #linkeddata #lod #metadata #iiif #oaipmh Slides: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/kzcp6k4hvjltxnm5orxoa/20230922_semantics.pdf?rlkey=fqxl08mhkk1wwrmz478tz3nak&dl=0 @mielvds
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Very interesting contribution by Miels Vander Sande at #semantics2023 on 'Managing the #metadata of a diverse digital media archive as a #knowledgegraph' #semanticweb #linkeddata #lod #metadata #iiif #oaipmh Slides: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/kzcp6k4hvjltxnm5orxoa/20230922_semantics.pdf?rlkey=fqxl08mhkk1wwrmz478tz3nak&dl=0 @mielvds
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Just learned about Data Portal software #piveau https://piveau.de used at https://data.europa.eu and https://open.nrw among others. The RDF-based discovery interface can be used to harvest (e.g. via #OAIPMH) and present datasets published elsehere (e.g. via #CKAN).
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Just learned about Data Portal software #piveau https://piveau.de used at https://data.europa.eu and https://open.nrw among others. The RDF-based discovery interface can be used to harvest (e.g. via #OAIPMH) and present datasets published elsehere (e.g. via #CKAN).
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Just learned about Data Portal software #piveau https://piveau.de used at https://data.europa.eu and https://open.nrw among others. The RDF-based discovery interface can be used to harvest (e.g. via #OAIPMH) and present datasets published elsehere (e.g. via #CKAN).
