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The European Repository Landscape Published online by Cambridge University Press: 23 January 2021
With regard to the quantitative data, the respondents could answer open questions about the number of records per record type in their repository. When presenting the preliminary results, the data of all participants who answered these questions were presented. The results – a dominance of records with book metadata – led to many comments. When the data were reanalysed, it appeared that two repositories were deviant: these repositories reported large numbers of book metadata records (together more than 2.5 million records). Both repositories are national repositories and are probably integrated with the digital library, hence the large number of books.
In chapter 8 the results are presented without these two repositories. For the sake of completeness, in this annex the total results – including those two repositories – are presented.
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