2007
DOI: 10.1045/november2007-rieh
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Census of Institutional Repositories in the U.S.

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“…In the second stage, the selected repositories were characterized according with five analysis dimensions ( Table 1). The dimensions were based on the reports from researches of the same nature presented by Lynch & Lippincott (2005), Westrienen & Lynch (2005), and Rieh et al (2007). The data were collected in the two research phases using the documental research method.…”
Section: Metodologymentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In the second stage, the selected repositories were characterized according with five analysis dimensions ( Table 1). The dimensions were based on the reports from researches of the same nature presented by Lynch & Lippincott (2005), Westrienen & Lynch (2005), and Rieh et al (2007). The data were collected in the two research phases using the documental research method.…”
Section: Metodologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…According to the data collected by Rieh et al (2007), in the USA, the average of documents among the IR implemented in the country was of 3,200 documents, while in Latin America, the current average is 7,000 documents deposited. Of the total of IR investigated by Rieh et al (2007), only 19.4% held more than 5 thousand documents.…”
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“…A 2007 survey of US institutional repositories (Rieh, Markey, St Jean, Yakel, & Kim, 2007) found that the funding in almost all cases came from the library and that there was no additional budget provided (i.e. funds were taken from the routine library operating costs).…”
Section: Costs Of Repositoriesmentioning
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“…A 2007 survey of US institutional repositories (Rieh et al, 2007) found that the funding in almost all cases came from the library and that there was no additional budget provided (i.e. funds were taken from the routine library operating costs).…”
Section: Costs Of Repositoriesmentioning
confidence: 99%