Institutional Repositories in India: A Case Study of National Aerospace Laboratories

Poornima, N.; Biradar, B. S.; Goudar, Irn

doi:10.1007/11931584_67

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“…Now, while organisations such as UNESCO are developing an existing mandate on guaranteeing universal access to information in the fight against COVID-19 (UNESCO 2020), some academics may be hesitant to initiate open accessibility due to concern of disrupting excellent ties with their publishers (Adolphus 2009). In this situation, an institution should promote the building of OAIRs as an essential mandate to digitally archive the intellectual product created by the faculty, research staff, and students of the institution and freely accessible to end users both within and outside of the institution (Narayana, Biradar, and Goudar 2006). But still, there is a need to conduct various awareness programs about OAIRs to attract more users, especially the students and teachers.…”

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Current Status of Indian Open Access Institutional Repositories (OAIRs) and Its Significance in Pandemic Era

Panda¹,

Noble²

2021

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The COVID-19 outbreak has affected the world among all segments of the population in all possible fields of life, viz health, economic, social & educational. In India, the second wave of the pandemic brings the nightmare on repeat with a tsunami of cases. To encounter this critical situation and to safeguard the health of the students & faculty members, the education system undergoes a significant change, from conventional classroom-based learning to online interaction-based teaching-learning. This turnabout demands the availability of sufficient e-content. In this situation, OAIRs as a free-to-use platform with a voluminous amount of data, are able to help users including the institutions in coping with financial critical situations as well as enabling the learning process. This study aims to determine the current status of Indian OAIR housed in OpenDOAR by conducting a user survey to assess its importance in assisting academics and the education system during this current pandemic situation. The findings of the study reveal that DSpace (58%) is the dominant software in Indian OAIRs while English (96.43%) is the most prominent language. Additionally, the study also identifies the continual growth of Indian OAIRs with regular updation. According to the survey result, library staff and researchers are the most experienced regarding the importance and benefits of OAIRs, whereas students need to be more aware. Overall, the survey agrees with the fact that, in India, OAIRs support the significant change in the education system as well as promote web accessibility and eliminate the digital divide.

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Current Status of Indian Open Access Institutional Repositories (OAIRs) and Its Significance in Pandemic Era

Panda¹,

Noble²

2021

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“…Rajashekar (Sahu and Parmar, 2006 (Narayana et al, 2006). These IRs have adopted the selfarchiving model and have been using the most popular open source software such as Dspace and GNU Eprints (Karmakar et al, 2010).…”

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“…The Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore was the first institution in the India to set up an interoperable IR (ePrints@IISc), under the leadership of the late Dr T.B. Rajashekar (Sahu and Parmar, 2006 (Narayana et al, 2006). These IRs have adopted the selfarchiving model and have been using the most popular open source software such as Dspace and GNU Eprints (Karmakar et al, 2010).…”

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confidence: 99%

Open access practices in India

Sahu¹,

Arya²

2013

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“…Ideal shape of envelope should have higher volume to surface area ratio, lowest drag coefficient. Various shapes of envelope profiles such as NPL [7], GNVR [8] and Zhiyuan [9] were studied based on their envelope geometry, surface area, volume, volume/surface area and diameter for the same length. The conclusions from the studies are inferred as below.…”

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Conceptual Approach for Design, Fabrication and Testing of Indoor Remotely Controlled Airship

Motiwala¹,

Khan²,

Yelve³

et al. 2013

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This paper gives the detailed and step-wise procedure for designing and fabrication of the indoor remotely controlled Airships. The methodology is a systematic collation of various design approaches and concepts, which were studied during the ongoing design and field trial exercises related to remotely controlled airships at the Lighter-Than-Air Systems Laboratory of IIT Bombay along with some other commercially available airships. A methodology for arriving at the dimensions of fins from static stability conditions along with its attachment on the envelope surface is presented. The paper also focuses on the design, shape and materials used for the envelopes of airships along with the fabrication process of the same. This paper also emphasizes on key design issues related to gondola (fuselage) viz., design, shape and attachment to the envelope.

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Institutional Repositories in India: A Case Study of National Aerospace Laboratories

Cited by 7 publications

References 3 publications

Current Status of Indian Open Access Institutional Repositories (OAIRs) and Its Significance in Pandemic Era

Current Status of Indian Open Access Institutional Repositories (OAIRs) and Its Significance in Pandemic Era

Open access practices in India

Conceptual Approach for Design, Fabrication and Testing of Indoor Remotely Controlled Airship

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