CARL Institutional Repository Program: Links to Other Programs
DAEDALUS
DAEDALUS aims to establish a network of OAI compliant collections at the
University of Glasgow. These collections will be used for the deposit and
disclosure of a wide range of digital assets including: Published academic
papers, Pre-prints, Theses, Research resource finding aids. They will also
build an Open Archives compliant harvester service to enable users to cross-search
these assets.
http://www.gla.ac.uk/daedalus
DARE
DARE is a collective initiative by the Dutch universities to make all their
research results digitally accessible. Its aim is to improve the visibility
of and access to the Dutch academic output. It will follow open, international
standards to ensure interoperability, nationally and internationally. All
participating institutions will adopt the standards, while retaining their
own responsibility in setting up and maintaining their own repositories.
http://www.surf.nl
Directory of Open Access Repositories (DOAR)
The University of Nottingham, UK and University of Lund, Sweden are developing
a new service for Open Access to research information. This new service
will support the rapidly emerging movement towards Open Access to research
information. The new service, called DOAR will categorise and list the wide
variety of Open Access research archives that have been implemented around
the world.
http://www.opendoar.org/
DSpace Federation
In 2002, MIT formed collaborative partnerships with a small number of other
academic research institutions in the US, UK, and Canada. These official
partners include: Cambridge University, Columbia University, Cornell University,
Rochester University, and the Universities of Ohio, Toronto, and Washington.
Institutions participating in the DSpace Federation project represent a
range of organization types with varied motivations for investigating this
technology.
http://www.dspace.org
Registry of Open Access Repositories (ROAR)
T racks the number and size of open-access eprint archives.
http://archives.eprints.org/
OAIster
OAIster is a Mellon-funded project of the University of Michigan Digital
Library Production Services. Our goal is to create a wide-ranging collection
of free, useful, previously difficult-to-access digital resources that are
easily searchable by anyone. OAIster has harvested a large number of records
from a variety of institutions -- 274046 records from 55 institutions --
that have made these records available using the OAI protocol. Each of these
records leads to an actual digital resource hosted at an institution.
http://oaister.umdl.umich.edu/index.html
O-Space: Ontario Scholars Portal's Institutional Repository
O-Space captures, distributes and preserves Ontario Scholars Portal's digital
research products. Here you can find articles, working papers, preprints,
technical reports, conference papers and data sets in various digital formats.
Our content grows daily as new communities and collections are added to
O-Space.
https://ospace.scholarsportal.info
SPARC: Select List of Institutional Repositories
A growing number of institutions and consortia are actively engaged in setting
up and running institutional repositories. The practical experiences gained
by these initiatives--organizational, technical, and legal--should prove
instructive to other institutions.
http://www.arl.org/sparc/repositories/
