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All DSpace meetings follow the Lyrasis Code of Conduct. We ask you to remain respectful in all discussions. We also encourage you to report any violations to Lyrasis (see Code of Conduct for details).

What is DCAT?

The DSpace Community Advisory Team (DCAT) represents the interests of repository managers and administrators across the globe and, indirectly, DSpace end users. DCAT is a permanent DSpace Working Group sponsored by the DSpace Steering Group that advises DSpace Program governance groups. We welcome feedback and participation from anyone in the community.

Date & Time

Tuesday, May 13, 2025, 12:00 Eastern Time
See the world clock to determine the meeting time for your location.
Meeting length: one hour

Join information:

We will be using the DCAT Chair's Zoom Room for our meeting.

Join from PC, Mac, Linux, iOS or Android: https://arizona.zoom.us/j/81605358751 (Meeting ID: 816 0535 8751 Passcode: dspace)

Additional ways to join: DCAT Chair Zoom Room

Agenda:

Announcements
- New DSpace community events calendar is online: https://dspace.org/events/
- June DCAT Meeting
  - Open Repositories is the following week so no need to not have a June meeting
  - Should we have a full DCAT meeting or reserve the time for the Task-Oriented Documentation and/or other working groups to meet?
- DCAT at Open Repositories 2025
- Webinar: DSpace ORCID Update - Spring 2025
  - When: Monday June 9 at 4:30pm UTC
  - Register to attend: https://lyrasis.zoom.us/meeting/register/UfNmVkUDQLaudE9OOH9RRA#/registration
  - Details: In this session, speakers from Lyrasis, the Canadian Research Knowledge Network (CRKN), ORCID, and 4Science will share information about the ORCID functionality in DSpace, details about the recent improvements that were contributed by 4Science, potential next steps/future directions for ORCID and DSpace, as well as an overview of the ORCID Global Participation Fund program. This session will be recorded.
Topic: Testathon Results
Topic: Working Group Updates
Lunch and Learn
- Workflows use cases and functions
- Groups use cases and functions
- https://docs.google.com/document/d/1woPmGYUiD1kpDWhRzGKfrcm_xhY1XdTjzw8ywXrawj8/edit?usp=sharing

Call Attendees

Regrets

Iryna Kuchma EIFL

Colin Lukens Harvard Library

James Holobetz University of Regina