DOI
https://doi.org/10.52407/HXMD3094
Abstract
Purpose: This paper aims to present a strategic overview of the restructuring of the CEPT repository structure, maintaining and upgrading its software for continuous access improved services.
Method: The process of restructuring and upgrading CEPT University Library's repository to DSpace 7 involved identifying the need for technical proficiency, establishing a new server, configuring the repository, migrating existing data while preparing metadata. Furthermore, data in the new storage hierarchy was restructured, and SSL integration with Shibboleth was implemented.
Result: The paper highlights the benefits and outcomes of the restructuring process, emphasizing the enhanced accessibility, discoverability, and preservation of scholarly works.
Implications: The study discusses the challenges faced by the institution's existing repository, the rationale behind the restructuring, and the step-by-step approach taken to upgrade the repository. The case study serves as a valuable reference for other academic institutions seeking to optimize their institutional repositories.
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Recommended Citation
Dobariya, Namrata and Doctor, Gayatri Dr.
(2024)
"Restructuring and Upgradation of the DSpace-based Institutional Repository of CEPT University Library: A Case Study,"
The Journal of Electronic Theses and Dissertations: Vol. 3, Article 2.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.52407/HXMD3094
Available at:
https://scholarworks.uaeu.ac.ae/j-etd/vol3/iss1/2
Figure 1: Existing Repository Structure
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Figure 2: New Repository Structure
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Figure 3: Filter search by Faculty
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Figure 4: Filter search by Type
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Figure 5: e-Resources Feedback Survey
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Figure 6: Existing Repository (DSpace 6.3)
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Figure 7: New Repository Instance (DSpace 7 Instance)
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