Open repositories are established for different reasons; one common objective is to make an institution’s research output visible online. This is often achieved through interoperability - the ability of systems to work together (inter-operate) to allow for information exchange.(IEEE,1990). In most cases, the visibility of a repository contents ...

Malaysian Agricultural Repository is managed by the Universiti Putra Malaysia and is the AGRIS National Centre. The repository runs on AgriOcean DSpace and currently has 4948 records that are harvestible through the OAI url. Malaysian Agricultural Repository interface Visit the repository at http://www.agris.upm.edu.my:8080/dspace/

Recent figures from major Open Access data providers in both green and gold, point to an increased growth as of 31st March 2013. The following sources map the global picture of the present status of Open Access and these include Open Access Scholarly Publishing Association statistics, Directory of Open Access Journals (...

Kenya Marine and Fisheries Research Institute (KMFRI) Institutional Repository is an AgriOcean DSpace digital repository that covers the marine and fresh water environments.   The repository aims to specifically collect, preserve and facilitate access to all research output from Kenya Marine and Fisheries Research Institute ,their library records and national deposits....

citaREA is the institutional repository of the Centro de Investigación y Tecnología Agroalimentaria de Aragón (CITA), a public research organization under the Ministry of Industry and Innovation of the Government of Aragon, Spain. This implementation comes with an interface in both Spanish and English. citaREA repository interface                       ...

AGRIS 2.1 is online! More performant, more stable, more powerful. The new AGRIS website (http://agris.fao.org) totally relies on an Apache Solr index, which avoids the necessity to connect to a triplestore to display AGRIS records metadata. Some major improvements are:AGRIS is now a multilingual system for all ...