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DSpace-CRIS is the first free and open-source extension of DSpace for Research Data and Information Management ever developed.

DSpace-CRIS has the institutional repository as its core component, providing high visibility online of the collected information and objects. DSpace-CRIS broadens DSpace functionality and expands its data model while remaining aligned with its code base.

DSpace-CRIS adopts and ensures compliance with international standards and practices to facilitate interoperability, data transfer and sharing. Key features:

Full ORCID v3 integration (push/pull information)
Integration with dozen external data sources, including commercial ones, to retrieve bibliographic and bibliometric data
Support for decentralised management, self-service researcher profile management and approval workflows
Aligned to the latest OpenAIRE Guidelines for Literature Repositories, Data Archives and CRIS Managers
Data quality tools ensure that your information is always complete and accurate

Join the international community of leading institutions using DSpace-CRIS.

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Verlicchi, Federico
Business Developer
PathGraph: querying and exploring big data graphs
(2018)
Dario Colazzo
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Vincenzo Mecca
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Maurizio Nolé
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Carlo Sartiani
Mecca, Vincenzo
Fullstack Developer
A visual analytics system to support tax evasion discovery
(2018-06-01)
Didimo W.
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Liotta G.
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Montecchiani F.
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Pagliuca D.
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Giamminonni, Luca
This paper describes TAXNET, a decision support system for tax evasion discovery, based on a powerful visual language and on advanced network visualization techniques. It has been developed in cooperation with the Italian Revenue Agency, where it is currently used. TAXNET allows users to visually define classes of suspicious patterns, it exploits effective graph pattern matching technologies to rapidly extract subgraphs that correspond to one or more patterns, it provides facilities to conveniently merge the results, and it implements new ad-hoc centrality indexes to rank taxpayers based on their fiscal risk. Moreover, it offers a visual interface to analyze and interact with those networks that match a desired pattern. The paper discusses the results of an experimental study and some use cases conducted with expert officers on real data and in a real working environment. The experiments give evidence of the effectiveness of our system.
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Stefano, Maffei
Java Software Developer

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Regional Portal FVG: Effective Interoperability Trough DSpace-CRIS and Open Standards
(2019)
Piščanc J.
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Trampus R.
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Bollini, Andrea
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Mennielli M.
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Balbi L.
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Pascarelli L.
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Mornati S.
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pinco pallino
© 2017 The Authors. Friuli-VeneziaGiulia (FVG) Regional Scientific System includes three Public Research Institutions, three Universities, four International Institutions, four Technological Parks in FVG region in North-East Italy. In 2014 the three Universities started to cooperate for a common research output inside a project named UnityFVG: United Universities-FVG. They already have 10 years experience in OA with four Institutional Repositories (DSpace/DSpace-CRIS based) and more than 100,000 Research Publications. So they decided to provide a single point of access under a new Regional Research Portal based on DSpace-CRIS. The project, with the technical support of Cineca consortium, offers a great opportunity to improve the interoperability of DSpace-CRIS based solutions. The European standard for the research domain, CERIF, is the best option to drive rich information to the portal in a standard and reusable way. A plugin/patch for DSpace will be freely available to enable data export using CERIF-XML over OAI-PMH. CERIF-XML will be available for all the main entities (People, Projects, Organizations, Journals, Conferences, Dataset, Publications and metrics). The DSpace OAI-PMH harvester will be extended to support ingestion of complex, interconnected information as provided by the CERIF-XML format. This will enable content replication between DSpace-CRIS instances and easy setup of public OA oriented portals.
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Bollini, Andrea
CTO
Lombardi, Corrado
Solution Architect
4Science
4Science was established in 2015 to support universities, research and cultural institutes all around the world in managing and realizing digital projects. We guarantee full compliance with methodological and scientific international standards and we strongly support open source, open standards and interoperability protocols. The 4Science team of experts has gained decades of domain expertise and experience resulting from numerous collaborations with universities and research institutes.
DSpace-CRIS

Cortese, Claudio

PhD in Archaeology and lecturer in "Computer Applications in Archaeology" at the Catholic University of Milan. His main interest is management and analysis of data in the cultural heritage area through the use of different methods, standards and technologies, from relational databases to GIS, from Digital Libraries to the Semantic Web. In the historical / archaeological field his working activity is mainly oriented towards the design and creation of databases for several research groups. During the PhD has also gained experience in the use of statistical techniques for the analysis of archaeological data, tools used mainly for the reconstruction of the transformation processes that affected the ancient material culture. In the last decade he worked at the Interuniversity Consortia Cilea and Cineca. Here his interests expanded to the wider field of digital humanities, and materialized mainly in project management and analysis of data and metadata in the context of Digital Library Management Systems for the curation, preservation, reuse and distribution of cultural digital resources. In relation to all these topics he provided consulting services, lessons and courses in universities and in public and private institutions. He currently holds the position of Project Manager and Analyst in the field of digital humanities at 4Science.