Presentations

• Summann, Friedrich. Repository Network Services: BASE (Bielefeld Academic Search Engine).
• Subirats, Imma. AGRIS: Providing Access to Bibliographic Information on Agricultural Science and Technology.
• Matas, Lautaro, Segundo, Washington, & Cabezas, Alberto. Current network services: enhancement and curation, text and data mining, and heuristics.
• Segundo, Washington. The brazilian use case of the LR Software – oasisbr.
• Knoth, Petr. CORE: Seamless access to the world’s open access research papers.
• Manghi, Paolo. OpenAIRE: Technical services & Dashboards for Institutions and Funders.
• Knoth, Petr, & Walk, Paul. Next Generation Network Services Using Repositories.

• Fenner, Martin. Open Metrics as Part of Persistent Identifier Infrastructure.
• Giesler, Martin. Social Media: The New Gatekeeper.
• Lindner, Diana, Gill, Julian, & Orth, Astrid. *metrics Project & Social Media Registry (SoMeR).
• Stropel, Julius. Technical Implementation of Information Gathering.

• Harder, Geoff. Community Building: Canada.
• Yamaji, Kazu. Community Building in Japan.
• Manola, Natalia. OpenAIRE: Building the human backbone for OA in Europe.

• MacIntyre, Ross. Standardised usage statistics from repositories (IRUS).
• Schirrwagen, Jochen. The larger the network the better the usage statistics: the how, when, why to participate in OpenAIRE usage metrics.
• Riese, Wolfgang. ECONSTOR: Usage statistics of a subject repository.
• Zahedi, Zohreh. Quality challenges of altmetric data aggregators.

• Rice, Robin. Policies, procedures and standards for managing content in repositories.
• Teperek, Marta. Researcher engagement.
• Hua, Nie. Facing Data Challenges: RDM Implementation and Services in Peking University.

• Schirrwagen, Jochen. Overview and Importance of Metadata and Vocabularies.
• Bernal, Isabel. COAR Vocabularies: Update and Next Steps.
• Holt, Ilkay. Implementing COAR Controlled Vocabularies.
• Schirrwagen, Jochen. OpenAIRE Guidelines: Application Profiles.
• Matas, Lautaro, & Cabezas, Alberto. Guidelines.
• Walk, Paul. Future Developments: NGR Repositories and Linked Data.

• Arning, Ursula, & Fischer, Cora. PUBLISSO.
• Bentrup, Steff. An Integrated solution for heterogeneous requirements Fedora-based cross-media repository infrastructure.
• Bentrup, Steff. Metadata aggregation & discovery: a solution for Hamburg.
• Borchert, Martin. Review of Australian Repository Infrastructure.
• Borchert, Martin. The Global Sustainability Coalition for Open Science Services (SCOSS).
• MacIntyre, Ross. IRUS-UK: Improving understanding of the value and impact of Institutional Repositories.
• Matsumura, Yuka. JPCOAR Schema.
• Sumba, Freddy. Semantic Repository of Researchers of Ecuador – REDI.

• Shearer, Kathleen. Open is not enough! Sustainability, equality, and innovation in scholarly communication.
• Bollini, Andrea. Next Generation Repositories.  
  
• Yamaji, Kazu, Nielsen, Lars Holm, Lopez, Jose Benito Gonzalez, Hayashi, Yohei, & Hayashi, Masaharu. Next Generation Repositories: Invenio.

Regional Updates – 15 minute presentations of the repository landscape in countries and regions: Ethiopia, Sudan, South Africa, China, Japan, Korea, Australia

• Gfrerer, Margareth, & Korma, Behailu. National Academic Digital Repository of Ethiopia (NADRE).
• Maaly, Iman Abuel. Institutional Repositories in Sudan.
• Matizirofa, Lazarus. State of Repositories in South Africa: The African Open Science Platform.
• Zhixiong, Zhang. From Open Repository to Open Scholarly Communication: Experiences Learned in China (CAS).
• Yamaji, Kazu. Japan Update.
• Park, Jiyoung, & Song, Sa-kwang. OA Repositories and Research Data Hub in Korea.

• Borchert, Martin. The Australasian repository scene.
• Razumova, Irina. Russian Quest For Open Science National Aggregator of Open Repositories (NORA).
• Cabezas, Alberto. Regional Report: Latin America Continuity and Change.
• Eow, Greg. OA, Repositories, and Scholarly Communications: An Optimist’s View from the United States.
• Vanderjagt, Leah. Canadian Repository Landscape.