1. SWORD where we are and how we got here CRIG Unconference Birkbeck College , London Thurs 6 th Dec 2007 Julie Allinson UKOLN, University of Bath Image: www.flickr.com/photos/venegas/8519843/

3. … - December 2007 now and next

5. March - October 2007 SWORD

14. Example : service document

15. Example – deposit with HTTP POST

16. Example : response

17. March 2007 - January 2007 the funding and project start

21. January 2007 - March 2006 the foundations - deposit api

25. Scenario 1 : Author deposits using a desktop authoring system to a mediated multiple deposit service A lightweight deposit web service can facilitate this transfer of object(s) Librarian L completes the deposit through the repository interface id Librarian L invokes deposit of a surrogate into arxiv.org Deposit id Author A deposits via an easy-deposit desktop application into the institutional repository's mediated deposit queue

26. Scenario 3 : Deposit in multiple repositories A lightweight deposit web service can facilitate this transfer of object(s) Deposit The depositor can choose one or more repositories to deposit into A depositor is required to submit to a Research Council repository, but they also wish to deposit into their institutional repository and a relevant subject repository

27. Scenario 4 : transfer between intermediate hosts A lightweight deposit web service can facilitate this transfer of object(s) id Deposit A repository may transfer objects to other repositories, or services, e.g. a preservation service id Deposit Subsequent repositories may also transfer objects id

28. Scenario 6 : laboratory auto-deposit A lightweight deposit web service can facilitate this transfer of object(s) Deposit Experimental data output from laboratory machines is deposited, along with the necessary metadata, in the laboratory repository in an automated process A metadata record is also deposited into the Institutional Repository

34. November 2005 ending at the beginning