Simons, Ed

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OpenAIRE compatibility for CRIS systems: recent progress
(euroCRIS, 2018-06-14)
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Several contributions on the implementation of the OpenAIRE Guidelines for CRIS Managers have been presented at previous CRIS conferences, both in St Andrews in 2016 and in Rome in 2014. However, by the start of 2018, the number of CRIS systems included on the list of OpenAIRE data providers was still zero. One key reason for such a slow progress in the implementation of this key step in the area of system interoperability has been the development of an updated version of the CERIF-XML-based OpenAIRE Guidelines for CRIS Managers that has taken place in the meantime in order to enable a smoother and more effective information exchange process.
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EuroCRIS and CERIF. The Importance of an International Standard Metadata Model for Research Information
(Slovak Centre of Scientific and Technical Information (CVTI SR), 2014-04-02)
The presentation introduces euroCRIS as an international organisation for promoting the implementation of efficient and interoperable research information management infrastructure with a particularly active presence in Eastern European countries. The Common European Research Information Format (CERIF) is described as a standard that will allow a comprehensive modeling of the research activity carried out at institutional or national level, with key features such as Link Entities or the Semantic Layer. The requirement for system interoperability is stressed within a complex Research Information Ecosystem where multiple systems need to exchange data. The key role CERIF plays in this framework is described with an example application to the modeling of research data via the 3-layer approach.
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euroCRIS Membership Meeting Paris May 2015 Conclusions
(euroCRIS, 2015-05-12)
The conclusions of the Spring 2015 euroCRIS membership meeting in Paris are summarized in these few slides, again proving the value of these meetings as a source of information and expertise exchange.
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The 3 Pillars of Standardisation: Driving Interoperability in Research Information
(Rat für Sozial- und Wirtschaftsdaten (RatSWD), 2017-02-08)
The presentation deals with the conditions to realise optimal research information infrastructures, based upon interoperability between information systems. In order to realise this interoperability the implementaiton of international standards for vocabularies, identifiers and exchange format is a condition sine qua non. Aspects hampering (the realisation of) interoperability are dealt with as well as (positive) developments which may lead to possible solutions in the near future. At the end two alternative architectural models for the realisation of a European research information infrastructure are presented.
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Towards a Model for FAIR Data Information Infrastructures
(euroCRIS, 2016-11-10)
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The presentation examines the workflows needed in order to implement the FAIR principles for research data (Findability, Accessibility, Interoperability, Reusability). FAIR data information infrastructures and services can in principle be developed and managed by different organisations /entities than the ones that deal with storage infrastructures. It's argued that CRIS systems are core elements of the technological solution. The CERIF data model and the 3-layer metadata model developed by euroCRIS for research data are additional relevant elements of the proposed model, together with a service and support solution for the management of the dataset information. The workflows around research data management at Radboud University and DANS are shown as an example for this model.
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The various aspects of Interoperability: A strategic partnership driving interoperability in research information through standards
(euroCRIS, 2014-11-11)
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This joint presentation by euroCRIS, CASRAI and ORCID introduces the concept of “interoperability” and presents an integrated (“turn-key”) approach for the realisation of improved and sustainable interoperability in the research information ecosystem, based on a strategic partnership of international standards organisations, each dealing with separate aspects of interoperability. A three-layer research information interoperability model is described – involving the domain, the technology and the governance levels – as the basis on which this approach should lie.
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Introduction to euroCRIS and CRIS Systems
(euroCRIS, 2019-09-04)
The presentation provides an introduction to the non-profit association euroCRIS, whose mission is to promote collaboration within the research information community and advance interoperability through CERIF. Current Research Information Systems (CRIS) and their increasingly relevant role at research-performing organisations are described, with an emphasis on their underpinning CERIF data model and on the interoperability mechanisms that allow the exchange of research information they contain. VIVO is shown as a potential complementary piece for showcasing this wealth of research information held in CRIS systems.
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P-O-P-F project in The Netherlands: using CERIF-XML for exchange of information about funded projects
(euroCRIS, 2017-11-22)
The P-O-P-F (Project-Organisation-Person-Funding) project aims to implement a CERIF-XML-based national-level information exchange mechanism between the main research funder in The Netherlands (NWO or Dutch Organisation for Scientific Research) and the institutional CRIS systems of 13 Dutch universities. The first stage of the P-O-P-F project involves exporting NWO-funded project information into the institutional CRISs, while in a second stage, the institutional CRISs will return the information on project outputs to the research funder's CRIS. The planning stage of the P-O-P-F project has engaged a range of different CRIS systems including METIS, PURE and Converis, which provides a valuable case study for CERIF-based system interoperability across vendors.

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