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Summary: Research programme entry mask
Type: Feature

Priority (1<5) = 5
Status: Closed

Raised by: hal
Project: CORE Organic
Related to Issues?
Date opened: 2005–07–05
Assigned to hal
Hours used (estimates in brackets) = 5
Date closed: 2005–07–08

Description:
Research programme entry mask (= eprint type)

This will be used for entering clusters of project / parts of research programmes that can be attached to categories in the subject area tree and where the budgets can be specified. Otherwise, little information is required. Links to more information can be provided.

1. New eprint type to be added
2. Will be accumulated in budget overviews like, and parallel to, projects.
3. It will not be required to upload documents (see 00010
4. Similar fields as for projects, to be added to the ‘programme’ type

in the metadatatypes.xml configuration file.

• This creates the ‘entry mask’ (see below) - the page that users will find when depositing programmes.
• Any missing? Order right?
• Do we need something like a ‘part/full programme’ field to avoid confusion when multiple ‘parts of programmes’/’clusters of projects’ are deposited to give an overview of funding distributed on subject areas? This field can be used to automaticalle insert ‘Part programme’ or ‘Full programme’ in the citation of the eprints in overviews. Otherwise - will they all have same title - or should ad hoc subtitles be added by the depositor?

  Title*
  Translation of title* (preferably english)
  Acronym

  Programme start (month/year)* 
  Programme end (month/year)*
  Programme leader (link to user record with name, address, phone, fax, e-mail)

  Website of the programme (url)
  Programme budget* (Euro)
  (Part or full programme* - do we need this?)

  Abstract of programme*
  Additional abstract (translation)
  Keywords

  Subject areas*

  Research programme and/or Funding agency* via Affiliation tree

  Online context (url)

Implementation of new fields

On Issues.AddedFieldsJuly2005? the technical implementation is described in more detail, covering issues 4, 6, 8 and 9.