Agricultural Research e-Seeker (AReS): State of the art visualizer for DSpace repositories
Citation
Abenet Yabowork, Valerio Graziano, Peter Ballantyne, Enrico Bonaiuti, Moayad Al-Najdawi, Elizabeth Poole, Alan Orth, Mohammad Salem. (1/6/2019). Agricultural Research e-Seeker (AReS): State of the art visualizer for DSpace repositories.
Abstract
The Agricultural Research e-Seeker (AReS):
• Provides comparable and telling figures, metrics and graphics on
any information product harvested
• Allows the user to customize the research through the user friendly
Interdependent Filter System (IFS)
• Can be tuned to every DSpace repository and can be customized
for other repository systems, APIs etc.
• Allows for inter-repository Data Quality check, exposing duplications
• Provides technical evidence of metadata directly through the User
Interface, enabling feedbacks from the end users
• Open Online https://cgspace.cgiar.org/explorer
DSpace URI
https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11766/11061Other URI
https://cgspace.cgiar.org/explorerCollections
- Agricultural Research Knowledge [12267]
Subject(s)
fair; big data; km; ks; fairness; ares; seeker; visualizer; dspace; findable; accessible; interoperable; reusable
AGROVOC Keywords
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