Evans, J.

Renner, T.

WestminsterResearch

WestminsterResearchhttp://www.westminster.ac.uk/westminsterresearch A Single Open Source Repository For Every Use CaseEvans, J. and Renner, T. A poster presented at the 14th International Digital Curation Conference, Arts West Building, Faculty of Arts, University of Melbourne, Melbourne, 04 - 07 Feb 2019.The WestminsterResearch online digital archive at the University of Westminster aims to make the research output of the University available to a wider audience. Copyright and Moral Rights remain with the authors and/or copyright owners.Whilst further distribution of specific materials from within this archive is forbidden, you may freely distribute the URL of WestminsterResearch: ((http://westminsterresearch.wmin.ac.uk/).In case of abuse or copyright appearing without permission e-mail repository@westminster.ac.ukMoving interfaceand schema tothe top of the technologylayers, givesultimate ﬂ exiblityin how these are conﬁ gured for each institutionMoving security tothe bottom layer ensures securityis fundamentalin every instancePractice-based Arts ResearchThe Repository supportsdynamic portfolios whichare populated bycollections of practice-based arts researchoutputs, with anupdated metadataschema and customworkflowevansj@westminster.ac.uk          tom.renner@haplo.com  Research Data and PreservationHaplo provides each institution with a tailored schema for describing research data, tailored data ingest workflow,and provision of controlled accessto restricteddata setsPublic PortalEvery aspect of Haplo’s public portal is customisable, from the kinds of information it displays, to the way the information is structured and presentedEThOSTheses are made available to the British Library in the uketd_dc data format through the repository’s OAI-PMH interface. The plugin implements the required schema, metadata translation, and integration without affecting any other pluginsBibliographic CitationsDifferent institutions can have different preferred citation styles by changing a single plugin in their installationA Haplo Repository is made up of over 111 discrete plugins used to customise each repository with institution specific policies, workflows and functionality. By breaking the elements which make up a repository into layers of many small parts, Haplo can support extensive flexibility in which are used and in how each Haplo system is built. The ordering of the layers differs from how repository systems are traditionally built. The lower layers, common to all repositories, provide fundamental repository functionality, such as security which enables a high level of security throughout the system.The elements institutions most often wish to customise (such as the interface, policies and schema) are in the top layers for easy configuration.This approach is enabled by the underlying Haplo Platform, which allows many plugins to exist in the same repository without conflict. It does this by providing well structured ways for plugins to apply policy and communicate with each other, along with functions to manage multiple schema and combine plugin UI into a single coherent UI.A Single Open Source RepositoryFor Every Use Case Jenny Evans, University of Westminster Tom Renner, HaploThe University of Westminster and Haplo have collaborated to build a next generation single repository for all research, which addresses research data management alongside requirements for all other research outputs, and has enabled high levels of user engagement.Haplo’s innovative technical architecture provided ultimate flexibility in how we setup our repository enabling us to have meaningful conversations with end users about their requirements, confident that we could provide exactly what our researchers’ need.Researchers were actively involved in the design and development of the repository, ensuring the repository delivered what they required and engendering a sense of ownership of the repository.A s  the Haplo  Repositor y is  integrated into the university’s wider Haplo Research Management System, researchers are  prov ided wit h a  s ingle  inter fa ce for managing their research project from co n cep t io n  t hro u gh to deposit of research outputs.Practice based research workflows and schemaData Management Schema and WorkflowsIngestWorkflowCoreRepository SchemaResearcherProfilesEThOSCitationsBioRestricted AccessFilesEmbargoesPublicInterfaceInternalUserInterfaceSingleSign OnVersion ControlSecurityDataFeedWebPublisherLinked DataObject StorePermissionsRepositoryResearchEthicsResearchFundingHigher Education FrameworkPlatformArchivematica/ ArkivumConnectorOAI-PMH ServiceOptional Research Management ModulesJisc Open Research Hub- PreservationAPI to Preservation SystemResearch FundingApplicationData Management PlanDeposit Outputs and DataUpdate Web Profile and Find CollaboratorsEthics ApplicationResearchand Supervision

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