Brennan, Niamh
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Item type:Publication, CERIFy: Using Business Process Mapping to Engage with Research Information Management Processes and the CERIF Data Model(euroCRIS, 2012-06-08); This paper outlines the approach of the CERIFy project, which involved engagement with four UK universities and one commercial company, and which can be usefully applied to institutions / organisations / companies who are working in the area of Research Information Management (RIM) and Current Research Information Systems (CRISs) to demonstrate the use of CERIF in ways which are immediately meaningful to the institutional research information manager or end-user. The CERIFy methodology puts the ‘user’ at the heart of system development and data exchange by using Business Process Analysis. The results can be used to facilitate data exchange / interoperation with systems and to assist with the procurement / development / modification / improvement of a CERIF-based CRIS system. We believe that the CERIFy approach offers an accessible, transferrable and scalable way for organisations to develop local knowledge and experience of the interoperation between their own systems and data, and the CERIF data model. CERIFy provides concrete examples of how the approach facilitated the data modelling of improved (standardised and integrated) RIM processes such as Indicators of Esteem and a bi-directional data exchange process of CRIS-based institutional data with an external commercial system (Thomson Reuters InCites) using CERIF-XML. - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Publication, Fifteen Years of Research Information Management in Ireland(euroCRIS, 2017-05-30)The presentation provides an overview of the research information initiatives carried out in Ireland during the past 15 years, looking into projects like the national research platform expertiseireland.com or the national repository aggregator RIAN. An insight is also offered on the institutional research information system at Trinity College Dublin and its integration with the institutional repository. - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Publication, Measuring research in the University via senior academic promotions and faculty research metrics(euroCRIS, 2018-06-14); ; The Research Support System (RSS) is a web-based enterprise system that has been running at Trinity College Dublin since 2002. It allows research staff and students to input and update their biographical data, research projects and research outputs, including scholarly publications, datasets, and conference presentations. The RSS was built as an in-house collaboration between IT Services and the Library. It contains 100,000 research outputs, many of which have been uploaded to the Institutional Repository. - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Publication, CRIS systems as key e-infrastructure elements to support Open Science implementation within the European Research Area(euroCRIS, 2018-06-17)The presentation provides an update on the progress in the definition of an agenda and a policy for Open Science implementation in the EU, with a parallel examination on how the resulting strategy is being adopted at the Trinity College Dublin (TCD). The features and roles of the different institutional systems at TCD are explained under the lens of the European Commission's '8 pillars of Open Science', with an emphasis on the ongoing activity around education and skills. The role that Research Information Management Systems like the TCD's Research Support System (RSS) can play in the implementation of Open Science is highlighted.