OCRIS: online catalogue and repository interoperability study. Final report

Duncan Birrell; Gordon Dunsire; Kathleen Menzies

OCRIS: online catalogue and repository interoperability study. Final report

Duncan Birrell, Gordon Dunsire, Kathleen Menzies

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Abstract

The aims and objectives of OCRIS were to: • Survey the extent to which repository content is in scope for institutional library OPACs, and the extent to which it is already recorded there; • Examine the interoperability of OPAC and repository software for the exchange of metadata and other information; • List the various services to institutional managers, researchers, teachers and learners offered respectively by OPACs and repositories; • Identify the potential for improvements in the links (e.g. using link resolver technology) from repositories and/or OPACs to other institutional services, such as finance or research administration; • Make recommendations for the development of possible further links between library OPACs and institutional repositories, identifying the benefits to relevant stakeholder groups.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Glasgow
Publisher	University of Strathclyde
Number of pages	74
Publication status	Published - 31 Oct 2009

Keywords

catalogues
library management systems
metadata
OPACs
repositories

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