Crossing Borders: International Interoperability at the ADS

Michael Charno

Crossing Borders

International Interoperability at the ADS

13/11/2013 http://archaeologydataservice.ac.uk 2 http://archaeologydataservice.ac.uk

• Who we are and what we do

• Resource discovery in the ADS

• Sharing Information: UK & International approaches

Roadmap


The Archaeology Data Service: •set up in 1996 •one of five AHDS subject centres •based within the University of York Funding: •initially received funding from

• Arts and Humanities Research Board (now AHRC) • Joint Information Systems Committee (JISC)

•Presently receives core funding from AHRC alongside a range of project-based funding.

Introduction to the ADS


Our remit: “To support research, learning and teaching with high quality

and dependable digital resources.” In practice this means three key things: •That ADS collect and preserve datasets •That we allow full, easy and free access to these •And that we additionally provide guidance and support to data creators

What we do


HERs Online

NMS NMRS WOSAS NMRW Etc…


Early Days


ARENA


ARENA

Z39.50 & OAI Search

Set When Query

Set What Query

Where Query

Optional Search Map


ARENA


Universal Description, Discovery and Integration


ARENA2/Heirnet Registry Model

PUBLISH

BIND

FIND

WEB SERVICES

SO

AP

WR

AP

PE

R

CLIENT

ARENA 2

PORTAL

z39.50

LEGACY

REGISTER

UDDI

REGISTRY

ADS Linked Data [Future]

DEEP

Michael Charno

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Crossing Borders: International Interoperability at the ADS