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Building the Missouri Hub for DPLA
1. BUILDING THE
MISSOURI HUB
FOR DPLA
Chris Freeland
Associate
University
Librarian
Washington
University
Libraries
@chrisfreeland
2. ABOUT ME
Associate University Librarian, WUSTL
Former Director, Center for Biodiversity Informatics,
Missouri Botanical Garden
Founding Technical Director, Biodiversity Heritage Library
AGENDA
ABOUT DPLA
FORMATION OF THE MISSOURI HUB
TECHNICAL CONSIDERATIONS
LOOKING AHEAD
TODAY
@chrisfreeland
21. We want our content to reach as wide an audience as possible
We want Missouri’s cultural heritage organizations to be part of
a national dialogue on 21st century scholarship
Participate in & lead discussions
We want to see Missouri accurately represented in a large
national repository
Early content in DPLA told a random story about Missouri
But what about Missouri Digital Heritage? Could it be the Service
Hub?...
WHY CREATE A SERVICE HUB
FOR MISSOURI?
24. 2013: Agenda-setting
Informal conversations
Why DPLA?
Who could be the organizer of a Service Hub?
2014: Defining & redefining structure
Missouri History Museum coordination
MOUs between partners
October 1, 2014: first ingest
2015: Routinizing
New partners & content
Formulation of bylaws & governance
New Missouri Hub members appoint an administrative & technical contact
MISSOURI HUB TIMELINE
27. Led by David Henry at Missouri History Museum
Similar technology profile as used by other Service Hubs
REPOX & OAI-PMH
Guidance from community of developers and DPLA staff
Shared technology experience
David works with the tech contact at the Missouri Hub partner
institution to ingest & troubleshoot
TECHNICAL ENGINEERING
29. Establishing organizational norms
Governance structure is new
Annual elections for Steering Committee in fall
New members
More is more!
Doing more with our content
What could we do with Missouri Hub metadata?
What more could our organizations be doing together?
More outreach
Via social media & in-person presentations
NEXT STEPS
30. BUILDING THE
MISSOURI HUB
FOR DPLA
Chris Freeland
Associate
University
Librarian
Washington
University
Libraries
@chrisfreeland
Hinweis der Redaktion
DPLA does not host digital assets, nor does the Hub
Purpose of the Hub is to normalize/regularize metadata so it can be passed to DPLA in a unified stream
DPLA only stores Metadata + Thumbnail + Link back to digital asset in contributing repository
DPLA does value-added post-processing on the metadata to enable search facets for DATE & PLACE
Richer discovery experience
Discussion about “Public” at this meeting
Missouri Digital Heritage is the state-wide platform, running in ContentDM
Jointly managed by Missouri State Library and Missouri State Archives
Intake engine for getting new content online, especially from smaller, tech-challenged organizations
Well-established
Available via OAI-PMH
The Missouri Hub is an aggregator
Onramp to DPLA
Pulls content from MDH as well as other repositories within MO that are not in MDH
Aggregator is a silent utility without a user interface
Who can be the Service Hub in Missouri?
Participation from Carl Wingo, learned Missouri Digital Heritage (contentDM) in migration
Timing
STL 250th
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis 100th
Demand
What questions can’t be asked of DPLA about Missouri right now?
Reuse
Lessons learned from other Hubs
What else could our group of interested libraries do together?
Scope of content
What is a Missouri digital object?