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Open Access Week 2012: Digital Asset Management Systems (Dams), Lisa Zillinski, Sonia Lorenz
Open Access Week 2012: Digital Asset Management Systems (Dams), Lisa Zillinski, Sonia Lorenz
Lisa Zilinski
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Review Of E-Science Portal, Lisa Zilinski
Review Of E-Science Portal, Lisa Zilinski
Lisa Zilinski
e-Science is a methodology of scientific research that developed from the convergence of digital technologies and communication. The ubiquitous computer and ease of access to the Internet has allowed for near instantaneous and global distribution of large data sets. This technology, paired with interdisciplinary collaboration, has brought about the need to organize and effectively promote the “tools, knowledge and skills to effectively participate in networked science” and provide tools for effective data curation.
Swimming Upstream: Challenges To Working Throughout The Data Life Cycle, Lisa Zilinski
Swimming Upstream: Challenges To Working Throughout The Data Life Cycle, Lisa Zilinski
Lisa Zilinski
This presentation explores some of the challenges librarians face in working upstream in the research data life cycle and proposes an outline for a possible training workshop.
Using Data Profiles To Select Digital Asset Management Systems (Dams), Lisa Zilinski, S. Lorenz
Using Data Profiles To Select Digital Asset Management Systems (Dams), Lisa Zilinski, S. Lorenz
Lisa Zilinski
Digital curation is no longer bound to preservation techniques that require data to be stored in a vault with only one or two authorized users [1]. Digital Asset Management Systems (DAMS) offer many efficient solutions that incorporate metadata and in so doing, DAMS help to increase access for all users. The question is: how can libraries select a DAMS that will meet the needs of their researchers, universities and funding institutions while providing sustainable digital preservation and access?