New Issue Alert: Journal of Digital Information (Vol. 13 No. 1)

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This issue of The Journal of Digital Information (JoDI) is devoted to papers presented at the 6^th International Conference on Open Repositories that took place in Austin, Texas during June, 2011. Tom Cramer from Stanford served as editor for this special issue.
Papers in This Issue Include:

• DAR: A Modern Institutional Repository with a Scalability Twist by Youssef Mikhail, Noha Adly, Magdy Nagi

• Document Viewers for Non-Born-Digital Files in DSpace by Elias Tzoc

• Repository as a Service (RaaS) by Stuart Lewis, Kim Shepherd, Yin Yin Latt, Andrea Schweer, Adam Field

• Chempound – a Web 2.0-inspired repository for physical science data by Sam Adams, Peter Murray-Rust

• Building a Community of Curatorial Practice at Penn State: A Case Study by Patricia Hswe, Michael J. Giarlo, Michelle Belden, Kevin Clair, Daniel Coughlin, Linda Klimczyk

• REDDNET and Digital Preservation in the Open Cloud: Research at Texas Tech University Libraries on Long-Term Archival Storage by James Brewer, Tracy Popp, Joy Perrin

• CLIF: Moving repositories upstream in the content lifecycle by Simon Waddington, Richard Green, Chris Awre

• Kindura: Repository services for researchers based on hybrid clouds by Simon Waddington, Jun Zhang, Gareth Knight, Mark Hedges, Jens Jensen, Roger Downing
• Beyond The Low Hanging Fruit: Data Services and Archiving at the University of New Mexico by Robert Olendorf, Steve Koch

• Building the Hydra Together: Enhancing Repository Provision through Multi-Institution Collaboration by Chris Awre, Tom Cramer

• Cloud as Infrastructure at the Texas Digital Library by Peter Nuernberg, John Leggett, Mark McFarland

• Sheer Curation of Experiments: Data, Process, Provenance by Mark Hedges, Tobias Blanke, Stella Fabiane, Gareth Knight, Eric Liao

• FISHNet: encouraging data sharing and reuse in the freshwater science community by Mark Hedges, Mike Haft, Gareth Knight

• Preserving and delivering audiovisual content integrating Fedora Commons and MediaMosa by Matteo Bertazzo, Angela Di Iorio

• Visualizing Research Data Records for their Better Managementby Alexander Ball, Mansur Darlington, Thomas Howard, Chris McMahon, Steve Culley

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