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Use of eCommons for rapid dissemination of COVID-19 research
In order to maximize the discoverability of COVID-19 research, and to conform with repository best practices and the requirements of publishers and research funders, we provide special guidance for COVID-19 submissions.
Preserving Research Data
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Session Moderator: Gail Steinhart, Environmental Sciences and GIS Librarian, Cornell University Library.
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Preserving Things that Count: Exploring partnerships among domain specific repositories, institutional repositories, and social science researchers
(2006-10-27)In developing and debating digital repositories, the digital library world has devoted more attention to their missions and roles in supporting access to and stewardship of academic research output than to discussing ... -
Digital Data Preservation and Curation: A Collaboration Among Libraries, Publishers, and the Virtual Observatory
(2006-10-27)Digital Data Preservation and Curation: A Collaboration Among Libraries, Publishers, and the Virtual Observatory. Astronomers are producing and analyzing data at ever more prodigious rates. NASA's Great Observatories, ... -
nestor II: e-Science and Preservation--A Perfect Match?
(2006-10-27)e-Science and Preservation - A Perfect Match: The hard sciences have worked for many years towards global collaboration on an infrastructural and workflow level. The concepts and technologies eveloped in this venture are ...
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