Scholarly: It refers to the content of time preservation for the perpetual the repository such as reprint, pear access scholarly contents. reviewed articles, monograph, Open and Interoperability: It refers to enduring teaching material, the open access of the contents and conference papers, electronic thesis searching facility of the and dissertation and gray literature etc. repository which provides Cumulative and Perpetual: It refers to interoperability of the content. the collection of the contents and long Process for Establishing an Institutional Repository: Table 1: Process for Establishing an Institutional Repository 1. Feasibility 7. Creation of digital collection 2. Design and development of a flow diagram 8. Archiving and preservation (By self 3. Selection of hardware and software archiving or by staff) 4. Installation of hardware and software 9. Sharing or dissemination 5. Testing of hardware and software 10. Administration 6. Content management through which the whole Feasibility study: The feasibility operation of the IR will work. study is basically test of the proposed system in the light of Selection of hardware and its workability, meeting user’s software: The hardware and requirements, effective use of software or IR will be decided resources and of course the cost which suit it better and can effectiveness. There are 3 aspects provide proper information as in the feasibility study portion of and when required by the the preliminary investigation or potential users. technical feasibility, economic Installation of hardware and feasibility and operational software: In this earlier stage of feasibility. the process we will select the Design and development of a appropriate hardware and work flow diagram: In this we software after now we will install will design and analysis a system the most appropriate software
Scholarly: It refers to the content of the repository such as reprint, pear reviewed articles, monograph, enduring teaching material, conference papers, electronic thesis and dissertation and gray literature etc. Cumulative and Perpetual: It refers to the collection of the contents and long time preservation for the perpetual access scholarly contents. Open and Interoperability: It refers to the open access of the contents and searching facility of the repository which provides interoperability of the content. Process for Establishing an Institutional Repository: Table 1: Process for Establishing an Institutional Repository 1. Feasibility 2. Design and development of a flow diagram 3. Selection of hardware and software 4. Installation of hardware and software 5. Testing of hardware and software 6. Content management 7. Creation of digital collection 8. Archiving and preservation (By self archiving or by staff) 9. Sharing or dissemination 10. Administration Feasibility study: The feasibility study is basically test of the proposed system in the light of its workability, meeting user’s requirements, effective use of resources and of course the cost effectiveness. There are 3 aspects in the feasibility study portion of the preliminary investigation or technical feasibility, economic feasibility and operational feasibility. Design and development of a work flow diagram: In this we will design and analysis a system through which the whole operation of the IR will work. Selection of hardware and software: The hardware and software or IR will be decided which suit it better and can provide proper information as and when required by the potential users. Installation of hardware and software: In this earlier stage of the process we will select the appropriate hardware and software after now we will install the most appropriate software
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