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Blacklight
Blacklight is an open source Solr user interface discovery platform. You can use Blacklight to enable searching and browsing of your collections. Blacklight uses the Apache Solr search engine to search full text and/or metadata. Blacklight has a highly configurable Ruby on Rails front-end. Blacklight was originally developed at the University of Virginia Library and is made public under an Apache 2.0 license.
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Significant | TR9 | Actively Maintained | Community (ad-hoc) | Not Classified |
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Content Mine
ContentMine is a suite of tools to extract raw data from tables and graphs for the purposes of facilitating data reuse and reanalysis and meta-analyses.
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Not Classified | TR9 | Actively Maintained | Community (ad-hoc) | Commercial Vendor |
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Dataverse
Dataverse is an open source web application to share, preserve, cite, explore, and analyze research data.
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Significant | TR9 | Actively Maintained | Community (ad-hoc) | Fiscal Sponsorship (Academic Institution) |
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DSpace
Open source institutional repository software
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Significant | TR9 | Actively Maintained | Community (formal) | Fiscal Sponsorship (Non-profit Organisation) |
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Enhanced Networked Monographs
Enhanced Networked Monographs (ENM) is an experimental project developed by New York University. It provides a free platform for topic-based and full-text searching on a corpus of books from NYU Press, University of Minnesota Press, and the University of Michigan Press. The platform consists of the ENM search application plus generated topic pages and the customized version of the Topic Curation Toolkit (TCT) used to power/generate them.
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Single | TR3 | Minimally Maintained | Not Classified | Fiscal Sponsorship (Academic Institution) |
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EPrints Services
EPrints is a free and open-source software package for building open access repositories.
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Significant | TR9 | Actively Maintained | Not Classified | Fiscal Sponsorship (Academic Institution) |
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Fedora
Fedora is a modular, open source repository system for the management and dissemination of digital content.
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Significant | TR9 | Actively Maintained | Community (formal) | Fiscal Sponsorship (Non-profit Organisation) |
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Fulcrum
Fulcrum is the University of Michigan Library's ebook hosting, preservation, and media integration platform, devloped on top of the Samvera repository platform. Fulcrum allows authors and publishers to integrate multimedia elements into a book—linked from a print book or directly integrated in an ebook—while providing a robust, richly described, and accessible reader environment and a discoverability platform for ebook collections. Fulcrum is a platform available to UMichigan Press authors, as well as a service offered to other publishers. Fulcrum makes use of epub.js, AblePlayer, Hypothes.is, and Editoria (in testing) to provide basic and enhanced functionality.
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Limited | TR9 | Actively Maintained | Not Classified | Fiscal Sponsorship (Academic Institution) |
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Haplo Repository
Haplo is an open source repository platform for research outputs.
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Limited | TR9 | Actively Maintained | Not Classified | Commercial Vendor |
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Hyku
Hyku is the official name of the repository product that is a main deliverable of the Hydra-in-a-Box project. Hyku is a flexiblem next-generation digital repository solution.
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Limited | TR9 | Actively Maintained | Community (formal) | Fiscal Sponsorship (Non-profit Organisation) |
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HykuUP
HykuUP is a fully-managed (hosted), customizable implementation of the open source Hyku digital repository platform.
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Limited | TR9 | Actively Maintained | Not Classified | Commercial Vendor |
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Hyrax
Hyrax is an open-source, Samvera-powered repository front-end. Samvera and Hyrax are [described here](https://hyrax.samvera.org/about/) and also https://github.com/samvera/hyrax/wiki/Hyrax-Management-Guide
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Limited | TR9 | Actively Maintained | Community (formal) | Fiscal Sponsorship (Non-profit Organisation) |
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Invenio
Invenio is an open source project that was initially developed by CERN. The Invenio brand covers a suite of currently three main products developed by the Invenio community: 1) InvenioRDM - a repository/document management platform 2) InvenioILS - an integrated library system 3) Invenio Framework - a code library to build large-scale information systems such as InvenioRDM and InvenioILS
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Significant | TR9 | Actively Maintained | Not Classified | Non-profit Organisation |
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Libero Publisher
Libero Publisher is the third of three journal publishing modules developed by eLife. Libero Publisher provides post-production hosting, publication, and journal management functions, including dashboards, ElasticSearch, and APIs for third-party integration.
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Single | TR9 | Actively Maintained | Community (formal) | Fiscal Sponsorship (Non-profit Organisation) |
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Mukurtu
Mukurtu is a content management system developed by Washington State University to serve as a repository for Indigenous communities to manage, share, and exchange their digital heritage in culturally relevant and ethically minded ways.
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Significant | TR9 | Actively Maintained | Community (ad-hoc) | Fiscal Sponsorship (Academic Institution) |
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OAI-PMH
The Open Archives Initiative Protocol for Metadata Harvesting (OAI-PMH) is a low-barrier mechanism for repository interoperability.
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Significant | TR9 | Actively Maintained | Community (formal) | Fiscal Sponsorship (Academic Institution) |
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Omeka
Omeka is a web-based platform for creating and sharing digital collections and creating media-rich online exhibits. Initially developed at George Mason University and sustained by the Corporation for Digital Scholarship, Omeka has been primarily targeted towards libraries, museums, historical societies, and the like. Omeka enables institutions to publish collections and narrative exhibits to the web easily, but its publishing features, standards-based metadata, collection management, and authoring tools make it a publishing system more generally. Omeka S, a newer variant than Omeka Classic, supports multiple publications from a single installation, with a linked open data infrastructure.
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Significant | TR9 | Actively Maintained | Community (formal) | Fiscal Sponsorship (Non-profit Organisation) |
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OSF Preprints
Branded preprint servers backed by the OSF.
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Significant | TR9 | Actively Maintained | Community (formal) | Fiscal Sponsorship (Non-profit Organisation) |
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Peer Community In
The “Peer Community in” (PCI) is a non-profit scientific organization that aims to create specific communities of researchers reviewing and recommending, for free, unpublished preprints in their field
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Significant | TR9 | Actively Maintained | Community (formal) | Fiscal Sponsorship (Non-profit Organisation) |
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ResourceSync
ResourceSync is a specification based on Sitemaps that can be used by repository managers to provide information that allows third-party systems to remain in sync with the resources in their repository as they evolve, i.e. are created, updated, deleted. Whereas basic Sitemaps allow exposing a repository inventory and crawl-related metadata, ResourceSync adds ways to expose changes only, and to provide expressive synchronization-related metadata as well as typed links for further discovery. ResourceSync can be used for discovery and synchronization of both content and metadata and uses the Sitemaps XML format.
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Limited | TR9 | Actively Maintained | Community (formal) | Fiscal Sponsorship (Non-profit Organisation) |
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Samvera
Samvera is not one single software product; rather, it is a suite of components built and supported by the Samvera Community. In addition, Samvera draws on many more open source components, from the Blacklight discovery application, supported by an overlapping community, to Solr, maintained by the Apache Foundation and used widely and internationally across commerce, education and beyond. The aim of Samvera, as a community and software stack, is to work together to deliver common core repository functionality, in a way that can be flexibly applied to a range of use cases.
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Significant | TR9 | Actively Maintained | Community (formal) | Fiscal Sponsorship (Non-profit Organisation) |
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Solid
Solid is a set of modular specifications, which build on, and extend the founding technology of the world wide web (HTTP, REST, HTML). They are 100% backwards compatible with the existing web. Each spec, taken in isolation, provides extra features to an existing system. However, when used in combination, they enable exciting new possibilities for web sites and applications.
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Limited | TR3 | Actively Maintained | Not Classified | Commercial Vendor |
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Solr
Solr is a standalone enterprise search server with a REST-like API. Solr powers the search and navigation features of many of the world's largest internet sites.
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Significant | TR9 | Actively Maintained | Not Classified | Commercial Vendor |
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SWORD
SWORD (Simple Web-service Offering Repository Deposit) is a lightweight protocol for depositing content from one location to another. SWORD is a profile of the Atom Publishing Protocol.
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Limited | TR9 | Actively Maintained | Community (ad-hoc) | Not Classified |
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Ubiquity Repositories
Ubiquity repositories are cloud hosted and open source, with no lock-in. Suitable for both large and small institutions, they provide high-quality hosting of publications, special collections, theses, Open Educational Resources and research data all in one place.
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Limited | TR9 | Actively Maintained | Not Classified | Commercial Vendor |
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Memento
Memento is a standard protocol (IETF RFC 7089) to connect the present representation of a web resource with past representations of that resource.
"With Memento, you are able to access a version of a Web resource as it existed at some date in the past, by entering that resource's HTTP address in your browser like you always do, and by specifying the desired date in a browser plug-in."
(from http://mementoweb.org/about/)
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Significant | TR9 | Actively Maintained | Non-profit organisation | Non-profit Organisation |
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Signposting
Signposting is an approach to make the scholarly web more friendly to machines. It uses Typed Links as a means to clarify patterns that occur repeatedly in scholarly portals. For resources of any media type, these typed links are provided in HTTP Link headers. For HTML resources, they may additionally be provided in HTML link elements. (from https://signposting.org)
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Significant | TR9 | Actively Maintained | Community (ad-hoc) | Volunteer Community |