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UTAH®
Sofia
(from
the
Samvera
Framework)
was
selected
as
the
platform
for
the
data
repository.
The
platform
(Sufia)
includes
metadata
terms
that
are
useful
in
describing
cultural
heritage
content
(digital
collections)
and
institutional
repository
material.
Those
labels
don't
work
well
for
describing
research
data
sets
—
e.g.
use
of
the
term
"language”.
The
Tech
Team
attended
the
Data
Team
ingestion
meetings
with
each
researcher.
This
allowed
them
to
see
firsthand
any
issues
with
|
terminology.
The
Tech
Team
Bryson
Benton,
Leah
Donaldson,
Amanda
Crittenden,
Brian
McBride
and
Jacob
Reed
Researchers
submitted
datasets
to
obtain
the
DOI
required
by
publishers.
The
DOI
and
citation
for
the
article
would
be
available
upon
publication.
This
information
needs
to
be
submitted
to
The
Hive
so
that
the
article
and
the
dataset
are
linked.
How
do
we
obtain
this
information?
Has
not
been
resolved
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Article
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USpace
is
the
University’s
Institutional
Repository
launched
in
2004
for
submission
of
preprints,
posters,
thesis
&
dissertations,
and
institutional
records.
USpace
administrators
allowed
The
Data
Team
users
to
deposit
small
datasets.
With
the
launching
of
The
Hive,
it
was
Daureen
Nesdill,
Rebekah
Cummings
and
expected
that
researchers
would
deposit
datasets
into
The
Hive
and
gray
Harish
Maringanti
literature
into
USpace.
A
researcher
was
receiving
multiple
requests
for
charts
developed
on
slides
from
openly
available
data.
He
wanted
the
slides
distributed
via
The
Hive.
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A
researcher
wanted
an
interactive
image
submitted
to
The
Hive
.‘““\’(}/-
with
the
data
residing
in
a
federal
repository.
It
was
supplemental
)
samvera™
material
for
a
published
article.
Should
processed
data
in
the
form
of
charts,
images
graphs,
etc.
be
submitted
to
The
Hive
or
to
USpace?
Case
1
the
slides
were
not
submitted
and
Case
2
the
image
was
submitted.
Presently,
we
will
still
determme
this
on
a
case
by
case
basis.
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Two
researchers
with
large
datasets
(<TB)
were
not
looking
for
data
storage,
but
rather
metadata
records
with
PIDs
linking
to
datasets
wherever
they
resided.
A
researcher
with
a
project
funded
as
a
line
item
in
the
US
DOT
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"{r
budget
requested
that
his
database
be
included
in
The
Hive
via
a
PID
and
;"?
blaCkhght
metadata
to
(1)
increase
visibility
and
(2)
because
it
was
university
research.
A
researcher
with
the
project
dataset
hosted
on
servers
at
CHPC
wanted
a
PID
for
a
subset
of
the
dataset
for
a
publication.
The
metadata
would
include
links
to
the
entire
dataset.
The
pilot
project
was
expanded
to
include
these
types
of
projects.
Discoverability
would
increase
but
there
is
less
control
over
the
persistence
of
links
and
long-term
data
availability.
Because
The
Hive
is
a
data
repository
@gaerfi%‘sens
specifically
for
the
broad
dissemination
and
preservation
of
the
university’s
intellectual
contributions,
it
was
decided
that
the
Creative
Commons
licenses
of
CC
BY,
CC
BY
NC,
CCO,
and
Public
Domain
would
be
offered
to
our
dataset
submitters.
Researchers
submitting
software
asked
about
using
other
licenses,
e.g.
Apache
License,
GNU
GPL,
etc.
An
additional
option
was
added
to
accommodate
non-Creative
Commons
licenses,
“Other
—
See
README
file
for
more
information.”
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