Harvesting DataCite metadata with arbitrary queries

We launched our OAI-PMH server about an year ago. The way to select subsets to harvest was via individual sets for each DataCite member and for each of their datacentres. It was possible for example harvest only the British Library (set "BL") or Pangaea (set "TIB.PANGAEA").

Describe, disseminate, discover: metadata for effective data citation

This is a report on the second in a series of JISC-funded workshops, designed to support good data citation practices among the UK research community, which took place at the British Library on July 6th. The workshop focused on metadata for data citation and, in addition to a detailed look at the DataCite schema and how it was developed, featured presentations from a number of DataCite service users who have already incorporated the metadata schema into their workflows.

The workshop was very well attended by representatives from library, repository, publishing and research backgrounds, among others. The high level of interest in this topic seems to reflect the growing awareness in the UK HE community - partly driven by the recent mandates from the research funding councils - of the importance of ensuring that data is accessible and re-usable in the long term.

Workshop presentations can be downloaded from the British Library website. Read on for a summary of the day...

Summer Meeting Presentations online

The DataCite Summer Meeting was again a huge success with lots of positive feedback.

All presentations were videotaped and are now available on DataCite's YouTube channel.

Joint statement from STM and DataCite

During the DataCite summer meeting in Copenhagen, DataCite and the STM-Association today signed the followong joint statement to encourage publishers and data centers to link articles and underlying data:

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