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CESSDA Data Catalogue - CMV Console component
This is the source code for the CMV Console component, which is a command line runner for the CESSDA Metadata Validator (CMV). It enables CESSDA Data Catalogue (CDC) to perform bulk validation of harvested metadata records. The CESSDA Data Catalogue (CDC) harvests metadata from various endpoints. The different flavours of DDI XML provided by the endpoints are mapped to a standard format (the CESSDA Metadata Model, CMM). The main components of the CESSDA Data Catalogue are: Searchkit; Consumer Indexer; CMV Console; Metadata Harvester.
CESSDA Data Catalogue - Searchkit component
This is the source code for the Searchkit component, which is the web User Interface for CDC. The CESSDA Data Catalogue (CDC) harvests metadata from various endpoints. It uses different repository handlers to adapt the payload for each type of endpoint to a standard format (the CESSDA Metadata Model, CMM). The four components of the CESSDA Data Catalogue are: Searchkit; OSMH Consumer Indexer; OSMH Handler Nesstar; OSMH Handler OAI-PMH.
CESSDA Data Access Policy
The CESSDA Data Access Policy has been developed to provide a set of principles for CESSDA Service Providers (SPs) covering common standards for the provision of data and metadata access. The policy also aims to demonstrate CESSDA’s commitment to open science while protecting both privacy and intellectual property rights. The policy was first published in 2016 and was updated in 2022 to cover new developments in legislation and standards covering data access; to reflect current needs and requirements for data access in the social science community; and as membership of CESSDA grows, to ensure its relevance across a wider range of SP organisations.
Open Call: AUSSDA Data Award
We award prizes for OER, papers and student theses based on AUSSDA data. You can apply until September 18, 2022!
DANS launches Data Station Archaeology
Het bericht DANS launches Data Station Archaeology verscheen eerst op DANS.
CESSDA ERIC Persistent Identifier Policy
"The CESSDA ERIC Persistent Identifier Policy is intended to support the aims of locating, discovering, referencing, identifying and citing CESSDA SP data holdings. It serves as a basis for a common approach to the use of Persistent Identifier services across the CESSDA SP. The policy contains requirements regarding the use of Persistent Identifiers to which the CESSDA SP must adhere to. The principles of the PID Policy are aligned with the CESSDA ERIC Statutes and the CESSDA ERIC Data Access Policy." (Introduction, page 2)