HAL adopts SWORD v2
The HAL repository system has adopted SWORD v2 for remote imports: http://blog.ccsd.cnrs.fr/2013/11/les-api-dans-hal-v3/
The HAL repository system has adopted SWORD v2 for remote imports: http://blog.ccsd.cnrs.fr/2013/11/les-api-dans-hal-v3/
Re-posted from: http://cottagelabs.com/news/swordv2-and-dspace-new-release We’re pleased to be able to say that in the last month we’ve been working hard to get the new version of the SWORDv2 java library and the related DSpace module which uses it up to release quality, in time for the DSpace 4.0 release which will be very soon. For DSpace, this… Read More »
Our previous post “SWORDv2 Compliance: what is it and why is it good?” introduced some reasons to make your scholarly systems compliant with SWORDv2, and what that really means. This post covers an approach to achieving SWORDv2 compliance for your particular use case(s), using DataStage and DataBank as examples. First, if you are implementing a… Read More »
What does it mean to be compliant, and why is this a good thing? Where are the edges of SWORD v2 (what is part of the standard, what isn’t)? This blog post aims to address these questions. What does it mean to be compliant, and why is this a good thing? A compelling reason to… Read More »
Cottage Labs have written a blog post about their project to add SWORD v2 deposit functionality into the DCC’s DMPOnline tool. This new feature allows data management plans that have been created to then be deposited into a central repository using SWORD v2. By using SWORD v2 (rather than SWORD v1), the data management plans… Read More »
The 7th International Conference on Open Repositories in Edinburgh is less than a week away now! Here is a list of SWORD related presentations at the conference by both the SWORD team, and others: OER: Workshop: Multi-repository Deposit to OER and IR at the Same Time: Monday, 09/Jul/2012: 9:30am – 12:30pm SWORDv2 for research data management:… Read More »
This is a bog post detailing some work that the SWORD team (Richard Jones, Stuart Lewis, Pablo de Castro Martin) have undertaken. It describes some work related to research data deposit scenarios.It is hoped that a fuller write-up of this work will be published formally. In addition, a cut down version will be presented at… Read More »
If you are interested in the use of SWORD for the deposit of research data, take a look at the DevCSI event report from their recent ‘Managing Research Data Hack Day‘ event report: http://devcsi.ukoln.ac.uk/2012/05/11/event-report-managing-research-data-hack-day/ There is an interesting discussion and associated video about using SWORD v2 to deposit files using BitTorrent.
Originally published at: http://isc.ukoln.ac.uk/2012/03/20/launch-of-sword-version-2/ The second version of the SWORD resource deposit protocol, designed primarily to enable the deposit of scholarly works into content repositories, has now been released. Developed with funding from the JISC, the SWORD v2 project has built upon the successful and award winning SWORD deposit protocol to now support the full… Read More »
We recently posted a survey about ‘Data Deposit’. The survey is still open if you wish to respond. The first question in the survey asks: “How much do you know about SWORD?” We asked this simple question as we wanted to find out the general level of knowledge about SWORD within the community who responded.… Read More »