McCutcheon, Valerie
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Item type:Publication, Integrated Research Input & Output System (IRIOS-2) – An Overview(euroCRIS, 2012-06-07); ; ; ; IRIOS will support RCs and HEIs to collaboratively maintain grant records, and for HEIs to collaborate at a finer-grained level in research funding applications; a business-to-business platform supporting the maintenance and exchange of grant and output information. - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Publication, CERIF in Action: Synthesise, standardise and productionise CERIF for Higher Education Institutions(euroCRIS, 2012-06-09); ; ; ; The CERIF in Action (CIA) project builds on previous work in the UK to explore the feasibility of adopting CERIF as a standard exchange format in order to improve operational efficiency and data quality across the research community. Unlike previous projects, CIA is looking at live operational systems and use cases relevant to all UK research organisations. - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Publication, C4D (CERIF for Datasets) – An Overview(euroCRIS, 2012-06-07); ; ; ; The overall aim of C4D is to develop a framework for incorporating metadata into CERIF such that research organisations and researchers can better discover and make use of existing and future research datasets. A subject specific demonstrator will be built and verified at the three partner HEIs. - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Publication, Research data meets research information management: Two case studies using (a) Pure CERIF-CRIS and (b) EPrints repository platform with CERIF extensions(euroCRIS, 2014-05-13); This paper will describe how two research-intensive universities in the UK, St Andrews and Glasgow, have worked together over several years and projects to develop their institutional research management systems to deliver services to support the rapidly evolving needs of funders, institutional policy makers and management, and, importantly, the researchers themselves. This challenge is particularly acute at the moment with ‘Open Science’ one of the hottest topics around with organisations and funders from the G8 downwards stressing the importance of open data in driving everything from global innovation through to more accountable governance; not to mention the more direct possibility that non-compliance could result in research grant income drying up. There is a need to work with those researchers that need support to develop research data management processes and infrastructures that complement their ways of working and not just impose box-ticking exercises. We will explain the strategies, systems developed, and concerns arising to date at our two Universities to help support researchers and managers in this (r)evolution. - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Publication, CASRAI-UK: Using the CASRAI approach to develop standards for communicating and sharing research information in the UK(euroCRIS, 2016-06-09); ; ; ; This paper explains how the Consortia Advancing Standards in Research Administration Information (CASRAI) might be used to share research information in an open and sustainably governed approach, led by research organisations. - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Publication, Let’s Talk : Interoperability between University CRIS/IR and Researchfish – a case study from the UK(euroCRIS, 2016-06-09); ; ; ; Research funders and research organisations both require feedback on the progress, productivity and quality of the research they support. This information originates with researchers, but may be captured in a variety of systems including University CRIS/IR and funder systems. In 2014 all 7 national Research Councils (collectively referred to as RCUK) implemented a harmonised approach to the collection of research output data currently supported by Researchfish Ltd (referred to as the Researchfish® system). In 2016 this process is gathering feedback from over 60,000 researchers in all UK Universities, tracking more than £40billion of public and charity research investment and is adding to a dataset of more than 1 million outputs.