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    Adding Staff-Mediated Research Deposits for Performances

    Overview

    When adding or editing research deposits, different information appears depending on the deposit type. For general information on adding research deposits see Working with Research Deposits. This page describes the information required when adding a deposit of type Performance in the Creative Work category.

    Updating the Information for Performances

    The Performance form appears when you select one of the following Creative Work asset types in Deposit Research Asset (Repository > Asset Deposits > Deposit Asset):

    • Creative Work: Dance
    • Creative Work: Drama
    • Creative Work: Film
    • Creative Work: Musical performance
    • Creative Work: Theater

    With this form, you can document non-written work asset characteristics such as event name, date, location, and type. The Performance form has a specific section for entering these details.

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    Performance Details Section

    Enter or configure the following information. When you are finished, select Save Draft to finish the form at a later time; or select Approve when the form is completed with all the necessary details. For more information, see Managing Research Deposits.

    Deposit Section

    Field Description Values
    Academic unit One or more research academic units to associate with the deposit. Enter or select an academic unit
    Title The asset title.

    Enter a full or partial title. If there is a match in the research repository, select the match to pre-fill some of the other fields on the page.

    Files Section

    Add any additional files, as required. You can assign access rights and/or licenses of one or more files. Note that it is also possible to assign access rights and/or licenses at the asset level, instead of for each file; for more information about this option and about access rights and licenses, see the Access Rights and Licenses section.

    To configure access rights and licenses, see Configuring Esploro Access Rights and Configuring Esploro Licenses.

    Adding a License to One or More Files

    Select the files, select Manage license, select the relevant access license to apply to the selected files, and select Set License. You can also manage the license when editing the file information.

    Editing File Information

    You can edit file information as follows:

    1. Select Edit File Information in the row actions list for a file. A pane to edit the file information appears.

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      File Information Pane
    2. Enter a display name if you want the name of the file displayed on the research portal to be different than the file name.
    3. Select the access rights policy for the file. See below for additional options that may appear.
    4. Select the license for the file.
    5. Optionally select the content type of the file's contents in Content Type. To configure these options, see Configuring Research Asset File and Link Types.
    6. Enter an optional description.
    7. Select the Supplemental checkbox to indicate that the file is supplemental, which prevents these files from being taken into consideration when determining the open access status of the asset. When this checkbox is selected, an icon supplemental_icon_image.png appears next to the file.
    8. Select Save.

    Adding an Access Rights Policy to One or More Files

    You can add an access rights policy to one or more files as follows:

    1. Select the files and select Manage access rights in the table actions list.
    2. Select the relevant access right policy to apply to the selected files. After selecting the policy, you may see additional fields to complete:
      • Open – The file is immediately available.
      • Open with Embargo – The file will be available after an embargo period. Select the end date for the embargo, or select a relative time period for the embargo, starting from the publication date. The date that the embargo expires is displayed in the Embargo Expiry Date column to help calculate the open access indicator and to help you determine until when the embargo is in force.
      • Restricted – The file is visible to associated researchers but not available, except by request. Enter a reason for the restriction.
      • Closed – The file is not available to researchers. Enter a reason for the restriction.
      • Locally defined – Select a local access policy and enter a reason.
    3. Select Set Access Rights.

    You can also manage the access rights when editing the file information.

    Repository managers can generate a temporary link to an access-restricted file, which grants access to the file for a certain period of time to the requester. 

    To create a temporary link, in the Asset Details > Files tab, select a file(s) and select Generate Temporary Link, or select the ellipsis menu of an individual file and select Generate Temporary Link. Then choose an expiry date and select Generate.

    For a video showing how to generate a temporary access link to a file see here

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    Generate Temporary Link

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    Choose expiry date

    When the link is generated, it appears in a pop-up. If more than one file was selected, the link will be to a zip file containing the links to the individual files.

    For a video showing how to generate a temporary link to restricted files see here.

    Add any links, as required. When adding a link, you can select a type for the link. To configure these options, see Configuring Research Asset File and Link Types.

    When adding or editing a link, enter the following fields:

    • URL – The link to the output.
    • Link title – The text to display for the link.
    • Ownership – Select Institution for a link to a local resource or External for a link to an external resource.
    • Content type – Optionally select an output status. To configure these types, see Configuring Research Asset File and Link Types.
    • Description – Optionally enter a description.
    • Choose access right policy – Apply an asset right to the link.
      • Open – The file is immediately available.
      • Embargo – The file will be available after an embargo period. Select the end date for the embargo, or select a relative time period for the embargo, starting from the publication date. The date that the embargo expires is displayed in the Embargo Expiry Date column to help calculate the open access indicator and to help you determine until when the embargo is in force.
      • Restricted – The file is visible to associated researchers but not available, except by request. Enter a reason for the restriction.
      • Closed – The file is not available to researchers. Enter a reason for the restriction.
      • Locally defined – Select a local access policy and enter a reason.
      See Configuring Esploro Access Rights.
    • Select license – Apply a license to the link. See Configuring Esploro Licenses.
    • Display in Viewer – opens the link in a viewer. If cleared, the link displays in the browser.
    • Supplemental – select to indicate that the link is supplemental, which prevents these links from being taken into consideration when determining the open access status of the asset. When this checkbox is selected, an icon supplemental_icon_image.png appears next to the link.

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    Link Information

    Creators and Contributors Section

    Adding Academic Units or Other Groups as Creators or Contributors

    You can add a locally defined or external research academic unit or any other group as a creator or contributor.

    1. Select Add group creator / Add group contributor. A pane appears.
    2. Enter the organization in Affiliation.
    3. Select the type of contribution. This list can be configured by an administrator; see Configuring Contributor Types.
    4. Select Add and close. Your addition appears in the list of creators in the Creators and Contributors section.

    For affliated creators in the list, the Display in profile option may be used to hide the asset from appearing in the researcher's profile. The default is to show the asset in the researcher's profile. To hide the asset, deactivate the Display in profile option.

    Adding a Locally Defined Researcher as a Creator or Contributor

    You can add a locally defined researchers as a creator or contributor.

    To add a locally defined researcher as a creator or contributor:
    1. Select Add creator / Add contributor. A pane appears.
    2. Select Search existing.
    3. Enter or select the researcher in Choose researcher.
    4. To add and use a name variant for the researcher, select Update researcher name on asset and enter at least the last name.
    5. Select the type of contribution.
    6. Select Add and close.

    Adding Any Other Person as a Creator or Contributor

    You can add any other person as a creator or contributor as follows:

    1. Select Add creator / Add contributing. A pane appears.
    2. Select Create non-affiiated.
    3. Enter the user's first and last name (mandatory). Optionally add a middle name and/or a name suffix.
    4. Optionally select an external research organization in Affiliation.
    5. Optionally enter the person's ORCID number.
    6. Select the type of contribution.
    7. Select Add and close.

    Editing a Creator or Contributor

    You can edit a creator or contributor as follows:

    1. Select Edit in the row actions list of the person. The Edit creator / Edit contributor dialog box appears.

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      Edit Creator
    2. To remove an affiliation, select Remove.
    3. Optionally select from an existing name variant, or add a new name variant, to display in the asset instead of the primary name. When adding a name variant, last name is mandatory.
    4. Optionally select a new role.
    5. Optionally select another internal or external affiliation, to display in the asset instead of the primary affiliation. You can also create a new external affiliation.
    6. Select Done.

    Once you have one row in the table, you can replace a researcher by selecting Replace in the row actions list for that researcher.

    Once you have more than one row in a table, you can move one or more of them. Either drag and drop a row by selecting and dragging the drag and drop icon, or perform the following steps:

    1. Select one or ore rows in the table
    2. Select Move selected. A dialog box appears.
    3. Select whether to move the selected rows to the top or bottom of the table, or before a specific other row in the table.
    4. Select Move Selected.

    If this asset was imported, some of the creators or contributors may have been matched by the import process. In this case, these people are considered only tentatively matched until you approve them .Two columns related to this feature appear for each person : Match status, indicating the certainty of the match, and Approve match.

    • To approve a single creator or contributor match, indicate this in the Approve match column.
    • To match all creators/contributors, select Approve all creator matches / Approve all contributor matches.
    When adding, removing, or updating the creator or contributor on an asset, the affiliations of the asset are automatically updated in the asset record, based on the creator or contributor current affiliations.

    Statuses and Dates Section

    Add any relevant status dates. Some of these dates are not available for certain categories and/or types.

    The list of date types includes: accepted for publication, application date, availability date, copyright date, date collected, date created, date issued, date presented, date renewed, date valid, first online publication, opening date, other date, performance date, posted to a pre-print site, published (calendar date or season), submitted, or updated.

    For information about configuring which date types are available for each asset type, see Configuring Asset Details.

    For all assets of category "Publication," a deposit cannot be approved unless at least one date is specified under Statuses and Dates.

    Performance Details

    Advanced work in the performing arts generally requires performance-based metadata. The Performance Details section of the research asset deposit form is where you can document this information to be saved in the research output database.

    To Add Performance Details to the Performance Asset Type Deposit Form:
    1. Add the performance details identified in the Performance details section of the form. Since these parameters are optional, you may enter information for each one or a subset of these parameters depending on the information that is available. See the table below for more information.
      Parameter Description
      Event name Enter the name of the performance event.
      Event location Enter the location of the performance event.
      Event date Enter the from / to date range of the performance event.
      Event type Enter the type of performance event that took place.
      Article number If there is an article related to the performance event, enter the article number.
      Language From the drop-down list, select the language of the performance event.
      Duration Enter an amount of time or time interval of the performance event.
      Audience Enter the audience of the performance event.
      Series If the performance event is part of a series, enter the series information.
      Series number If the performance event is part of a series and there is a number associated with the series, enter the series number.
      Publisher Enter the publisher information if the event has a publisher or sponsor behind it.
      Publication place Enter the publisher location if the event has a publisher or sponsor behind it.
    2. Enter the DOI, if one is available.
    3. Enter the Handle identification number to the asset. You can add one manually or select the Generate Handle PID button to add an identifier automatically. Note that after generating the handle, you still need to register it. You can register handles individually (by selecting Register Handle on the row actions menu), or in bulk with the Esploro register handles job.

      register handle.

      For more information, see Configuring Handle Server Integration.

    Description and Research Topics Section

    This section will only display if your system is configured for default topics (not ANZSRC codes).

    • Abstract - Add an abstract, as required. If the Multilingual option is enabled, the Translation icon displays here (see Multi-Lingual Data Elements).

    • Research topics - Select one or more predefined research topics to associate with the deposit.

    • Additional subjects - If any of your topics is not predefined, enter a comma-separated list of topics. Make sure to press Enter after each keyword. If the Multilingual option is enabled, the Translation icon displays here (see Multi-Lingual Data Elements).

    • Sustainability Goals - If the asset impacts upon any sustainability goals, you can add them to the asset record by selecting them here. Note that SDG sustainability goals can also be added to assets automatically for organizations that subscribe to InCites (see InCites IntegrationConfiguring the Research Portal). SDGs that are added to an asset via InCites can be displayed in the asset record in the portal and appear in analytics, but do not appear in the asset record in the hub. Sustainability goals that are added manually to an asset record here are given precedence over those that come from InCites; if an asset has both, only the manually added ones are displayed in the portal.

    Description and ANZSRC Codes Sections

    These sections will only display if your system is configured for ANZSRC codes (not default topics).

    ANZSRC Codes Section

    For institutions in the Australia / New Zealand region, Ex Libris can enable the Australia and New Zealand Standard Research Classification (ANZSRC) in place of the default list of research topics. When enabled, you can assign percentages to ANZSRC Fields of Research (FoR) and ANZSRC Socio-Economic Objectives (SEO), and you can select the type of activity (pure basic research, strategic basic research, applied research, or experimental development) when creating or editing a deposit or asset.

    Fields of Research

    In this section, select Add Field of Research. In the pane, select a field of research, enter a percentage indicating the amount that this field is relevant to the asset, and select Add and Close (or Add to continue adding fields).

    Socio-Economic Objectives

    Select Add Socio-Economic Objective. In the pane, select a socio-economic objective, enter a percentage indicating the amount that this objective is relevant to the asset, and select Add and Close (or Add to continue adding objectives).

    Select a type of activity: Pure basic research, Strategic basic research, Applied research, or Experimental development.

    Description Section

    • Abstract - Add an abstract, as required. If the Multilingual option is enabled, the Translation icon displays here (see Multi-Lingual Data Elements).

    • Additional subjects - If any of your topics is not predefined, enter a comma-separated list of topics. Make sure to press Enter after each keyword. If the Multilingual option is enabled, the Translation icon displays here (see Multi-Lingual Data Elements).

    Additional Description Fields Section

    Add any descriptions, as required. You can add a description type for each description.

    Access Rights and Licenses Section

    Select a predefined access rights policy and/or attach a predefined license. The access rights policy you select determines when the asset's files are available to view when a specific file does not have its own access rights policy defined. To select the access rights policies and/or licenses for individual files associated with the asset, see the Files section.

    The license type informs the reader of any license requirements attached to the asset (but does not have any other effect). To configure these options, see Configuring Esploro Access Rights and Configuring Esploro Licenses.

    You can also add a free text statement about the asset's copyright in Copyright statement.

    Adding a License

    In Select license, select the relevant access license to apply to the selected files.

    Adding an Access Rights Policy

    In Choose Access Rights Policy, select the relevant access right policy to apply to the selected files. After selecting the policy, you may see additional fields to complete:

    • Open – The asset is immediately available. An indication with an icon displays if the asset is Open Access or not. An asset is considered Open Access if there is a file or link associated with it and the access rights restrictions on the asset and file levels are set to Open or, if the access rights are set to embargo, the embargo is currently not in force.
    • Restricted – The asset is visible to associated researchers but not available, except by request. Enter a reason for the restriction.
    • Closed – The asset is not available to researchers. Enter a reason for the restriction.
    • Metadata and files are closed 
    • Locally defined – Select a local access policy and enter a reason.

    Asset Grants and Funders Section

    Select existing grants or add a new grant or funder to associate with this asset.

    To select an existing grant:
    1. Select Add Grant or Funder.
    2. Select Select Grant.
    3. Enter or select the grant in Researcher Grants (if the owner of the asset is not listed on a grant, there are no suggestions; see Managing Grant Information), or in All grants.
    4. Select Add and close.

    If a grant does not exist, you can create a new one and associate it with the asset.

    To add a new grant:
    1. Select Add Grant or Funder.
    2. Select Create Grant.
    3. Enter the grant ID (mandatory) and grant name (optional).
    4. Enter or select the funder (mandatory).
    5. Enter the grant URL (optional).
    6. Enter the grant type (optional) – see Working with Grant Information.
    7. Select Add and close.

    To enter a funder only, select Add Grant or Funder, select Select Funder Only,

    If you do not have specific grant information, you can associate the asset only to a funder. Select Add Grant or Funder, select Funder Only, select the funder (mandatory), and select Add and close.

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    Funder Only

    You can also optionally add a note relevant to all grants in Grant Note.

    Relationships

    You can optionally add relationships to other assets.

    Adding Relationships to an Existing Local Asset

    You can add a relationship to an existing local asset as follows:

    1. Select Add Relationship. A pane to define the relationship appears.
    2. Select Search existing assets (this is selected by default).
    3. In Choose asset, search for and select the asset.
    4. In Relationship Type, select the type of relationship that exists between this asset and the one you selected. For more information on the relationships, and to configure them, see Configuring Asset to Asset Relationships.
    5. When you are done, select Add and close. The relationship is added to the asset, and the reverse relationship is added to the other asset.

    Adding Relationships to an External Asset

    You can add a relationship to an external asset as follows:

    1. Select Add Relationship. A pane to define the relationship appears.
    2. Select Add external. The pane refreshes.
    3. Enter the external asset's title (mandatory), URL (mandatory) and DOI.
    4. When you are done, select Add and close. The relationship is added to the asset.

    Importing Relationships

    See Importing Relations for Migrated Assets.

    Comment Section

    Add an optional comment.

    Local Field Names Section

    When defined by your library, you can enter 1-15 fields of free text information relevant to the asset. Use these fields to enter additional information not available in any of the other sections.

    To configure these fields, see Configuring Local Asset Fields.

    Additional Identifiers

    The Additional Identifiers section stores additional unique identifiers than an asset can have. You can add an identifier whose type is out-of-the-box (e.g. Scopus ID, Web of Science ID). You can also configure your own identifier types in the Asset Identifier Display mapping table, found in Configuration > Repository > Asset Details > Asset Identifier Display. For more details on configuring identifier types, see Configuring Asset Details.

    Researcher Acceptance of Deposit Policy

    If the researcher selected to accept the deposit policy when creating the deposit, the field Has the researcher accepted the deposit policy is pre-selected. For a staff-mediated deposit, ensure that the researcher agrees to the policy and select this field when creating the deposit.

    When selected, additional fields appear.

    • Policy accepted – The name of the policy that the researcher accepted. This value is pre-filled if the researcher accepted a policy when submitting the deposit.
    • Date policy accepted – The date that the researcher accepted the policy. This is pre-filled if the researcher accepted the policy when creating the deposit.
    • Note – After selecting a date, you can enter any additional notes in this field.

    To configure this field, see Configuring Esploro Deposit Policies.

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