CRIS 2014 Rome

CRIS 2014 Rome
Début :	May 13 2014
Fin :	May 15 2014
Site :	Site
Ville :	Rome
Pays :	Italie

CRIS 2014

International Conference on Current Research Information Systems
Managing Data-Intensive Science-the Role of Research Information Systems in Realising the Digital Agenda

Rome, May 13-15, 2014

La Conférence

La conférence CRIS 2014 a été organisée par l'association EuroCRIS et le CNR-Institute for Research on Population and Social Policies à Rome en Italie. Voir : http://www.cris2014.org/index.php?page=index

Co-présidents de la conférence CRIS 2014

• Daniela Luzi, CNR-Institute for Research on Population and Social Policies
• Miguel-Angel Sicilia, University of Alcalà

Comités

Comité de programme

Andrea Bollini, CINECA (Italie) Anna Clements, University of St Andrews (United Kingdom) Anne Asserson, University of Bergen ( Norvège) Barbara Ebert, Leuphana University Lüneburg (Allemagne) Brian Matthews, Rutherford Appleton Laboratory (United Kingdom) Brigitte Jörg, CASRAI, London (United Kingdom) Donatella Castelli, CNR-Institute of Information Science and Technology (Italie) Elly Dijk, DANS (Pays-Bas) Eloy Rodrigues, Universidade do Minho (Portugal) Emmanouel Garoufallou, Department of Library Science and Information Systems, Alexander Technological Educational Institution (ATEI) of Thessaloniki (Grèce) Gunnar Sivertsen, Norwegian Institute for Studies in Innovation, Research and Education (Norvège) Jan Dvořák, InfoScience Praha ( République tchèque)

Joachim Schöpfel, University of Lille (France) Jon Corson-Rikert, Cornell University Library ( États-Unis) Keith Jeffery, International IT Strategy Science and Technology Facilities Council (United Kingdom) Nikos Houssos, National Documentation Centre / National Hellenic Research Foundation (Grèce) Nils Thidemann, Aalborg University Library (Danemark) Pablo De Castro, University of Ediburgh, EDINA National Data Centre (United Kingdom) Sergey Parinov, Academy of Sciences, Central Economics and Mathematics Institute (Russie) Simon Kerridge, University of Kent (United Kingdom) Tomas Chudlarsky, Infoscience Praha (République tchèque) Valeria Pesce, Global Forum on Agricultural Research (GFAR)(Italie) Valerie Brasse, Information Systems for Research and Innovation (France) Wolfram Horstmann, Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford (United Kingdom)

Articles de conférence en version intégrale

• Bailo Daniele; Jeffery Keith G.

EPOS: a novel use of CERIF for data intensive science [1]

• Fedorciow Laura; Bayley Julie

Strategies for the management and adoption of impact capture processes within research information management systems[2]

The gradual merging of repository and CRIS solutions to meet institutional research information management requirements De Castro Pablo; Shearer Kathleen; Summann Friedrich

Information integration in Research Information Systems Quix Christoph; Jarke Matthias

Providing an application-specific interface over a CERIF back-end: challenges and solutions Ivanović Dragan; Houssos Nikos

Usability on the Edge: The Implementation of u:cris at the University of Vienna Buchmayer Christian; Greil Michael; Hikl Anna Laetitia; Kaiser-Dolidze Olivia; Miniberger Clemens

Harmonising and Formalising Research Administration Profiles - CASRAI/CERIF Jörg Brigitte; Höllrigl Thorsten; Baker David

Electronic Theses and Dissertations in Current Research Information Systems Schöpfel Joachim; Zendulková Danica; Fatemi Omid

DSpace-CRIS@HKU: Achieving visibility with a CERIF compliant Open Source System Palmer, David T.; Bollini Andrea; Mornati Susanna; Mennielli Michele

Harmonising Research Reporting in the UK – Experiences and output from UKRISS Jörg Brigitte; Waddington Simon; Jones Richard; Trowell Stephen

From Open Data to Data-Intensive Science through CERIF Jeffery Keith G.; Asserson Anne; Houssos Nikos; Brasse Valerie; Jörg Brigitte

Research data meets research information management: Two case studies using (a) Pure CERIF-CRIS and (b) EPrints repository platform with CERIF extensions Clements Anna; McCutcheon Valerie

Integrating CERIF entities in a multidisciplinary e-infrastructure for environmental research data Boldrini Enrico; Luzi Daniela; Nativi Stefano; Pecoraro Fabrizio

The Quest for Research Information Blümel Ina; Dietze Stefan; Heller Lambert; Jäschke Robert; Mehlberg Martin

Data Intensive Science: Shades of Grey Jeffery Keith G.; Asserson Anne

Deceiving simplicity. Balancing the need for ready-to-use research information with the semantic and technical complexity of research data Vanhaverbeke Hannelore; Beullens Sabina; Timmermans Lieve; Gijsbers Klara; Bras Bieke; Maeyaert Christelle

Emerging good practice in managing research data and research information within UK Universities Davidson Joy; Molloy Laura; Jones Sarah; Kejser Ulla Bøgvad

Visualizing the information of a Linked Open Data enabled Research Information System Dimou Anastasia; De Vocht Laurens; Van Grootel Geert; Van Campe Leen; Latour Jeroen; Mannens Erik; Van de Walle Rik

Developing a documentation system for evaluating the societal impact of Science Wolf Birge; Szerencsits Manfred; Gaus Hansjörg; Müller Christoph E.; Heß Jürgen

Research Excellence and Evaluation using a CRIS: A Cross-Institutional perspective McGrath Andria; Cox Mark

CASRAI and ORCID – Putting the pieces together to collaboratively support the research community Haak Laurel; Baker David; Höllrigl Thorsten

The application of the CERIF data format to Snowball Metrics Clements Anna; Jörg Brigitte; Lingjærde Grete Christina; Chudlarský Tomáš; Colledge Lisa