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- Research & Development
- Geographic Simulation
- Semantic Web
- Social Shaping
- Understanding New Forms of Digital Records (Digital Records)
- Video Annotation
- Quantitative Research
- Data Management
- Obesity e-Lab
- LifeGuide
- GENeSIS
- Hub Research
- Use and Relevance of web2.0 for researchers
- Adoption of e-Research Technologies: from prototype to commodity
- Adaptive Visualisation Tools for e-Science Collaboration (ADVISES)
- ID Cards
- Accelerating Transition to Virtual Research Organisation in Social Science (AVROSS)
- Collaborative Research Events on the Web (CREW)
- Uptake of e-Research in Taiwan and the UK
- e-Uptake: Enabling Uptake of e-Infrastructure Services
- eIUS: e-Infrastructure Use Cases and Service Usage Models
- International Collaboration to Extend and Advance Grid Education (ICEAGE)
- StORe (Source-to-Output Repositories)
- Social and Ethical Issues in e-Health Technologies
- NeuroGrid
- Text Mining
- EUAsiaGrid
- Meeting Memory Technology Informing Collaboration (MEMETIC)
- Use and Relevance of web2.0 for researchers
- Small Grant Projects
- Pilot Demonstrator Projects
- e-infrastructure
StORe (Source-to-Output Repositories)
The JISC and CURL funded StORe project addresses the area of interactions between output repositories of research publications and source repositories of primary research data. It will conduct user surveys to determine required functionality in both types of repository in order to make them useful to researchers both when using primary data in source repositories and at the point of submitting to or downloading papers from output repositories. Subject areas included will be astronomy, physics, biochemistry, social sciences, archaeology and chemistry.
With the aid of the survey results, general principles for middleware development to link source and output repositories together will be sought, and a business analysis will be performed. A pilot demonstrator will be developed in one of the domain areas. A full and extensive evaluation of the project will be carried out in order to inform JISC of the best options for future development in this area. This includes a summative evaluation of the pilot demonstrator system carried out by NCeSS (see here for the evaluation plan and final report).
Principal Investigator
John MacColl, University of Edinburgh Library
Co-Principal Investigators
University of Edinburgh
University of Leeds
University of Birmingham
London School of Economics
University of Manchester
Imperial College London
University College London
UKOLN
Project Manager
Graham Pryor, University of Edinburgh (graham.pryor @ ed.ac.uk)
External Summative Evaluator
Meik Poschen, NCeSS
Start Date
June 2005
Duration
2 years
Website
http://jiscstore.jot.com/WikiHome