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Category Archives: OAI-PMH
eXtensible Catalog (XC) OAI Toolkit Released
The eXtensible Catalog project has released the eXtensible Catalog (XC) OAI Toolkit.
Here's an excerpt from the announcement:
The OAI Toolkit is used to make data stored in an institution's ILS or other repository available for harvesting via OAI-PMH, including other eXtensible Catalog applications. For an ILS, this is accomplished by exporting ILS metadata, converting it from [...] Continue reading
Un nouveau dépôt OAI-PMH pour Revues.org
L’équipe du Centre pour l’édition électronique ouverte (Cléo) ouvre son nouveau dépôt OAI, qui vient remplacer le précédent, qui a été inauguré en 2005. La nouvelle adresse du dépôt OAI du Cléo : http://oai.revues.org
Celle-ci ne propose pas, pour l’instant, d’interface consultable par des humains. En revanche, les robots moissonneurs devraient y trouver leur compte.
Ce dépôt, [...] Continue reading
Posted in CLEO - Revues.org, Libre accès, OAI-PMH, Uncategorized, technologies
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Public Knowledge Releases Open Archives Harvester 2.3.0
The Public Knowledge Project has released Open Archives Harvester, an open source OAI-PMH harvester.
Here's an excerpt from the announcement:
This is a major rewrite of numerous parts of the Harvester code, including metadata storage and indexing. It increases indexing flexibility to support plugin-based indexing, including Lucene/SOLR support. It also adds OAI Data Provider support, including the [...] Continue reading
Clarifications about the Michigan/OCLC OAIster Deal
Dorothea Salo has posted "The Straight Story on OAIster and Its Move" on Caveat Lector in which the University of Michigan Library's Katrina Hagedorn answers questions about the future of OAIster.
Here's an excerpt:
Q. Once oaister.org ceases to exist, there will be no way to search the harvested records for free except through worldcat.org, is that [...] Continue reading
Posted in OAI-PMH, Open Access, Search Engines, Uncategorized
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University of Michigan and OCLC Form OAIster Partnership
The University of Michigan and OCLC will jointly support the OAIster search engine for open access documents.
Here's an excerpt from the press release:
Launched in 2002 with grant support from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, OAIster was developed to test the feasibility of building a portal to open archive collections using the Open Archives Initiative Protocol [...] Continue reading
Posted in OAI-PMH, Open Access, Search Engines, Uncategorized
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CiteSeerX and SeerSuite: Havester + Search Engine + AI
In "CiteSeerX and SeerSuite—Adding to the Semantic Web," Avi Rappoport overviews beta versions of CiteSeerX and its open source, Java-based counterpart, SeerSuite.
Here's an excerpt:
Building on that experience, CiteSeerX is a completely new system, re-architected for scaling and modularity, to handle increasing demands from both researchers and digital library programmatic interfaces. The system uses artificial intelligence, [...] Continue reading
Posted in OAI-PMH, Open Source Software, Search Engines, Uncategorized, Z39.50
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Podcast: Interview with Herbert van de Sompel
Talis has released a podcast of an interview with Herbert van de Sompel, Digital Library Researcher at the Research Library of the Los Alamos National Laboratory, about SFX, OAI, and digital repositories.
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Australian National University’s Harvester Service Released
The Australian National University has released its Harvester Service.
Here's an excerpt from the announcement:
The Harvester Service is a proxy harvester for processing and routing OAI-PMH Data Provider responses to various applications. It is intended it be used for integration with other applications requiring a harvesting service.
OAI2LODServer Version 0.2 Released
MediaSpaces has released Version 0.2 of the OAI2LODServer.
Here's a description from the software's home page:
The OAI2LOD Server exposes any OAI-PMH compliant metadata repository according to the Linked Data guidelines. This makes things and media objects accessible via HTTP URIs and query able via the SPARQL protocol. Parts of the OAI2LOD architecture, especially the front-end, are [...] Continue reading