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Item Open Access Developing a National Metadata Profile for Institutional Repositories(Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition, 2004-11-18) Jordan, Mark; Shearer, KathleenIn the fall of 2002, the Canadian Association of Research Libraries began a project to implement institutional repositories (IRs) at a number of research libraries in Canada. An important part of this project is the pan-Canadian harvester, which was implemented in order to aggregate and search the collections of all of the participating IRs (http://carl-abrc-oai.lib.sfu.ca/). The Canadian harvester has been a valuable way of gathering information about a number of aspects of the IRs in Canada. In essence, it has become a sort of virtual ‘laboratory’ for the project. This brief paper introduces three areas in which we are using the harvester to gather information about Canadian IRs in order to monitor and improve the services being providing by these repositories.Item Open Access Institutional Repositories Position Statement(Canadian Association of Research Libraries, 2003-11) Canadian Association of Research LibrariesThis document is the Position Statement of the Canadian Association of Research Libraries towards institutional repositories, that was adopted in November 2003. It states that CARL supports the systematic archiving of, and access to the digital research output of Canadian academic organizations into institutional repositories.Item Open Access Institutional Repositories: A Review of Content Recruitment Strategy(2006-10-10) Mark, Tim; Shearer, KathleenItem Open Access Institutional Repositories: Preserving Digital Scholarship(Canadian Association of Research Libraries, 2004-06-02) Jordan, Mark; Shearer, KathleenThis presentation describes the role that institutional repositories can play in preserving digital material. The presentation goes on to introduce the CARL Institutional Repositories Project.