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 +''"Active members" are those who have attended two or more CRIG events or regularly contribute to the larger discussion of repositories in general. These members are eligible for sponsorship from the CRIG to attend additional CRIG events. Most Active CRIG members have a blog and regularly post disucussions to it or are active members on repository listservs (though we prefer the blogosphere).''
* Les Carr, University of Southampton (co-chair) * Les Carr, University of Southampton (co-chair)
* Jim Downing, Cambridge University (co-chair) * Jim Downing, Cambridge University (co-chair)

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The Common Repository Interface Group
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The Common Repository Interface Group

Contents

JISC Common Repository Interfaces Group (CRIG)

Quote: "The coolest thing to be done with your data will be thought of by someone else"

JISC set up the Common Repository Interfaces Group (CRIG) to help identify problem spaces in the repository landscape and suggest innovative solutions. The CRIG consists of a core group of technical, policy and development staff with repository expertise. It encourages anyone to join who is dedicated and passionate about surfacing scholarly content on the web. Please see below for joining details.

Workplan

  • The current CRIG workplan is here [1].
  • The CRIG workplan is being supported by a the WoCRIG (Wisdom of CRIG) support team, commissioned via this invitation to tender [2].

Membership

Active Members

"Active members" are those who have attended two or more CRIG events or regularly contribute to the larger discussion of repositories in general. These members are eligible for sponsorship from the CRIG to attend additional CRIG events. Most Active CRIG members have a blog and regularly post disucussions to it or are active members on repository listservs (though we prefer the blogosphere).

  • Les Carr, University of Southampton (co-chair)
  • Jim Downing, Cambridge University (co-chair)
  • Julie Allinson, Digital Library Manager, University of York (SAFIR and SWORD projects)
  • Cormac Connolly, Economic and Social Research Council
  • Howard Noble, University of Oxford (ASK project)
  • Chris Gutteridge, University of Southampton (to confirm)
  • Simon Coles, University of Southampton (R4L project)
  • Chris Awre, University of Hull
  • Richard Green, University of Hull (RepoMMan project)
  • Ross MacIntyre, MIMAS
  • Philip Hunter, University of Edinburgh (IRIScotland project)
  • Phil Cross, University of Bristol (Intute Repository Search project)
  • David F. Flanders, The Bloomsbury Colleges consortium (WoCRIG project)
  • Paul Walk, UKOLN, University of Bath
  • Wilbert Kraan, JISC CETIS
  • Richard Jones, Imperial College London
  • Brian Matthews, CCLRC
  • Rob Sanderson, University of Liverpool
  • Martin Morrey, Intrallect Ltd.
  • Andy Powell, Eduserv Foundation
  • Peter Millington, SHERPA, OpenDOAR
  • Rachel Heery, Repositories Research Team, UKOLN, University of Bath
  • Rachel Bruce, JISC
  • Neil Jacobs, JISC
  • Phil Barker, JISC CETIS/ ICBL, Heriot-Watt University
  • R. John Robertson, Repositories Research Team, JISC CETIS, University of Strathclyde (eFramework rep)
  • Peter Burnhill, EDINA
  • Lorna Campbell, JISC CETIS, University of Strathclyde

Honorary Members

Events (Chronological Order)

  1. Many members of the CRIG met informally at the Content Packaging/Objects event held 1st February 2007.
  2. The first CRIG meeting on scenario development was held via teleconference on 29th March 2007.
  3. A series of CRIG "chats" were held via teleconference on Nov 8th, 2007 and podcast to the JISC community
  4. An Unconference [3] event took place on December 6th and 7th at Birkbeck College in Bloomsbury London.
  5. A Barcamp on 'ReST in Repositories' took place at the George Birkbeck Bar in Bloomsbury London on February 8th, 2008.
  6. The first Repository Challenge took place at the Open Repositories conference (OR08) in Southampton April 2nd through the 4th, 2008.

Channels of Communication

Please tag any posts with jisc-crig or crig

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