]> Images and Repositories: Present Status and Future Possibilities. JISC Defining Image Access Project Final Report The JISC Defining Image Access Project was a six-month requirements analysis project (January to June 2007) funded by the JISC to investigate the feasibility of creating data webs that would permit subject-specific search integration of institutional repository image collections using Semantic Web techniques. The Final Report describes the concept of data webs, in contrast to other forms of data integration across distributed heterogeneous resources; describes project evaluations (a) of the institutional repositories at Cambridge, Imperial College, Oxford and Southampton Universities in terms of their software, image holdings and metadata exposure mechanisms, (b) of related projects, and (c) of Web standards, tools and software applications that might be employed to construct a data web for research images; describes the project’s achievements; reports eight conclusions from these investigations, and proposes the future development of a demonstrator image web based on these findings and our pilot software developments; and makes ten recommendations to institutional repository managers and to the JISC. Shotton, David Zhao, Jun Klyne, Graham Allinson, Julie University of Oxford University of Bath Joint Information Systems Committee http://imageweb.zoo.ox.ac.uk/pub/2007/DefiningImageAccess/FinalReport/ This is the final version of the Defining Image Access Project Final Report. en 2007-08-17 David Shotton, Jun Zhao, Graham klyne and Julie Allinson application/pdf Image Bioinformatics Research Group, Department of Zoology, University of Oxford text/html Image Bioinformatics Research Group, Department of Zoology, University of Oxford