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The UC Research Repository is an open-access database of original research authored by Canterbury academics, researchers and postgraduate students.   The aim of the Repository is to expose UC-authored research to as wide an audience as possible, by providing free access to full-text research through common internet search tools, such as Google Scholar and SCOPUS.

The Repository provides an enduring archive for Canterbury research, and features a well-structured, search engine friendly database format. The Repository is integrated with the UC People & Research Database and the Research Profile. We are also a member repository of the National Library of New Zealand's Kiwi Research Information Service (KRIS). NZResearch.org.

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Major features of the UC Research Repository

The UC Research Repository is has the following:

  • Provides a highly complementary, barrier-free source of scholarly communication
  • Each piece of research is given Provides a unique, permanent URL to each piece of research
  • Complies with publisher copyright policies
  • Opens up your work to a much wider potential audience
  • Research appears quickly in Provides access to the research via ubiquitous search tools (Google Scholar, SCOPUS and others)
  • The Repository is Is fully integrated with your Research Profile
  • It's Is easy to contribute to - full support provided
  • Easily Provides easily accessible statistics

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What kinds of research do we collect?

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You can add your research in one of three ways:

  1. Self submission via the UC People & Research Profiler Database - check our quick guide to uploading research for more details
  2. Emailing the full-text research to the Repository, or your Information Librarian
  3. Using the thesis self-submission guidelines
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titleQuick guide to adding your work through the UCPRd
  1. Sign on to the UC People and Research Profiler database (PBRF)
  2. Click on your 'All outputs' tab
  3. Find the entry for your paper and click 'edit'
  4. Click on the + 'Manage attachmentsUpload Files' link to at the right top of the paperUse the output view (under the UC authors and departments lines)
  5. Use the 'UC Research Repository documents' control field to browse to your electronic version of the paper
  6. Select the version of the paper you're submitting (see the simplified guide to scholarly publishing for an explanation of the jargon used in the drop-down list)
  7. Click on 'Upload'

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We send out results for Colleges and the University as a whole every three months. From the start of 2013 we included reporting by college.

You can find statistics for a group of authors within a College, School or department. You can view all works for an individual author in the Repository. You can also create a list of the 'top' PBRF-eligible items in the Repository as a whole, or by College, School and departmental units, and do the same for theses.

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