Overview of authors associated with location 'hull east riding yorkshire'
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Total number of author profiles associated with 'hull east riding yorkshire': 4 (0.7% of all author profiles). Top ten tags for authors associated with 'hull east riding yorkshire': "repositories", "fedora commons", "portal", "search technology", "hydra", "framework", "research", "jisc", "metadata", "software".
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Chris AwreChris Awre is Head of Information Management within Library and Learning Innovation at the University of Hull. He oversees the teams responsible for the acquisition, processing and cataloguing of all materials managed through the Library from both external and internal sources, the latter focusing on the development of the digital repository and local digital collections. Chris has a background as a systems librarian and advocates the value of a broad approach to digital repository collection development.  Most frequently used terms in this author's articles (ordered by total usage / articles): "repositories", "fedora commons", "hydra", "portal", "search technology", "research", "metadata", "framework", "software", "jisc". See interactive data charts for more details on all tags associated with this author. Author profile last updated November 2012 See complete author profile ... |
university of hull |
hull east riding yorkshire |
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Ian DolphinIan Dolphin is a former member of the Board of Directors of the Sakai Project and Foundation, and of JASIG, the parent organisation of uPortal and CAS. He is currently seconded from his role as Head of e-Strategy at the University of Hull to the e-Framework Partnership for Education and Research as International Director. Ian can be contacted at i.dolphin at e-framework.org or as iandolphin24 via Twitter. The e-Framework can be found at http://www.e-framework.org/ or or as eFramework via Twitter. Most frequently used terms in this author's articles (ordered by total usage / articles): "portal", "search technology", "uportal", "framework", "wsrp", "cree", "data", "preservation", "jisc", "java". See interactive data charts for more details on all tags associated with this author. Author profile last updated April 2009 See complete author profile ... |
university of hull |
hull east riding yorkshire |
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Robert Sherratt
Most frequently used terms in this author's articles (ordered by total usage / articles): "portal", "uportal", "higher education", "java", "jisc", "content management", "web services", "framework", "open source", "university of hull". See interactive data charts for more details on all tags associated with this author. Author profile last updated July 2007 See complete author profile ... |
university of hull |
hull east riding yorkshire |
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Richard GreenRichard Green is an independent IT consultant who has worked with the Hull repository team managing a number of projects since 2005. At present Richard is involved with Hull’s Hydra repository implementation, work to integrate the library OPAC and repository search, and is working with the University archives to develop an approach to born-digital materials. He is a member of the Hydra Project steering group and, as such, actively involved in the development of that international collaboration. Richard is co-chair of the Fedora UK and Ireland User Group. Most frequently used terms in this author's articles (ordered by total usage / articles): "repositories", "fedora commons", "metadata", "repomman", "sakai", "software", "university of hull", "search technology", "web services", "research". See interactive data charts for more details on all tags associated with this author. Author profile last updated July 2006 See complete author profile ... |
university of hull |
hull east riding yorkshire |