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Automatic Software Deposit
Functionality similar to Zenodo: https://guides.github.com/activities/citable-code/ It should be include local GitLab installations as well (not necessarily a CRIS feature).
Interested: Hamburg University of Technology (Beate Rajski)Automatic detection of Identifier type
We are dealing with several Identifier types within DSpace (CRIS), mostly kinds of Persistent Identifiers like DOI, Handle, URN, as well as ISBN, ISSN, URL or similar things. In many contexts it is necessary to know about the identifier type (for instance for lookup or for submission to DataCite or other services). Handling of identifiers is different: sometimes it's qualified as a qualifier in the metadata field (for example dc.identifier.doi or dc.publisher.doi), but this is not good extensible and requires some effort. So it would be nice to have a concept how to deal with these identifiers. A useful extension for that would be the automatic detection of the identifier type. Zenodo has such a mechanism by guessing and suggesting the identifier type. We would like to have such a mechanism for DSpace as well, in any cases, where different identifiers might be used. Zenodo is using a Python toolkit for that (https://idutils.readthedocs.io), that might be useful to implement such a function.
This is not necessarily a CRIS feature only.
Interested: Hamburg University of Technology (Oliver Goldschmidt )Connection of CRIS Entities (Project, Awards) via autocomplete with Publications
Use Cases:
New/Existing projects should be easily connected/disconnected by researchers with existing publications.
An award (maybe "best paper") should be easily connected/disconnected to an existing publication.
A first time calculation from 4Science: 6 days (basics) + 4 days (delete funktionality) = 10 days work.
Interested: University of Bamberg (Steffen Illig )- OJS integration
A published article in OJS should be pushed/looked up in DSpace (not necessarily a CRIS feature).
Interested: University of Bamberg (Steffen Illig ) - RDMO integration
A researcher should be able to reuse his own project metadata stored in RDMO. Maybe connection via SWORD.
Interested: University of Bamberg (Steffen Illig )
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