المستودعات الرقمية الاندونيسية: دراسة مقارنة

Abstract

This study aims to analyze Indonesian institutional digital repositories in terms of their establishment, the types of software employed, and the subject areas and content available in these repositories. A survey and comparative methodology was adopted. A purposive (intentional) sample of (40) repositories was selected from a total population of (195) repositories. The study produced several findings, the most prominent of which are as follows:

1. EPrints are among the most widely used software packages in Indonesian repositories, ranking first at 88%, followed by DSpace at 0.07%, while other platforms account for 0.05%.


2. The year 2019 ranked first in terms of repository establishment, with 18 repositories (45%), followed by 2011 with 5 repositories (12%).


3. Law ranked first among the subject areas represented in Indonesian repositories, at 85%. It is followed by health and medicine, humanities, social sciences, and technology, each at an equal rate of 80%.