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Explore the establishment of a technological foundation for addressing economic, technological, sociological, and legal aspects of scholarly communication systems. Discover the OAI Metadata Harvesting Protocol and its role in interoperability. Delve into A&I services, metadata harvesting, and the interoperable grid for scholarly communication. Reflect on the potential of digital systems, disruptive technologies, certification, archiving, and more in scholarly communication. Examine theoretical and implemented new models, registration via preprints, and the importance of interoperability through metadata exchange. Join the discussion on the future of scholarly communication systems.
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Herbert Van de Sompel Los Alamos National Laboratory – Research Library systems for scholarly communication & the OAI-PMH Frye Leadership Institute Emory University, June 11th 2002 herbert van de sompel
economy technology sociology law scholarly communication herbert van de sompel
economy technology sociology law establishing a technological basis that allows addressing the other issues. herbert van de sompel
intro the OAI Metadata Harvesting Protocol herbert van de sompel
The OAMH protocol is a low-barrier interoperability specification for the recurrent exchange of metadata between systems herbert van de sompel
service provider data provider 6 Requests repos i tory harves ter Replies the Metadata Harvestingprotocol herbert van de sompel
A&I image FTXT OPAC e-print federated services herbert van de sompel
A&I image OPAC e-print harvester FTXT metadata harvesting via OAMH metadata FTXT herbert van de sompel
A&I image FTXT e-print OPAC Author Title Abstract Identifer federated services via OAMH metadata herbert van de sompel
body systems for scholarly communication & the interoperable grid herbert van de sompel
Common representation of system for scholarly communication P U B S U B L I B A R the information chain herbert van de sompel
Common representation of system for scholarly communication P U B S U B L I B digital? A R the information chain herbert van de sompel
In order to free our minds: • let’s forget about who has been doing what and how in the existing system; • let’s look at what has to be done in a system for scholarly communication herbert van de sompel
Systems for scholarly communication {Roosendaal & Geurts} herbert van de sompel
Systems for scholarly communication {Roosendaal & Geurts} herbert van de sompel
Systems for scholarly communication A R value chain awareness certification rewarding registration archiving herbert van de sompel
It is -- at least -- legitimate to reflect on the possibility of a digital system for scholarly communication that is not merely a scanned copy of the paper system: • Serials crisis • Publication delay • Peer-review suppressing ideas • Digital archiving • Rewarding (citation dbases) stabilizes the system • Existing players competing for functions herbert van de sompel
Theoretical new models • subversive proposal (Harnad - 1994) • author self-archiving • deconstructed journal (Smith - 1993) • institutions as collectors/distributors of their author’s uncertified writings • journal publication as overlay service • decoupling of registration and certification herbert van de sompel
Implemented new models • xxx e-print archive (Physics - 1991 - Los Alamos - Ginsparg) • RePEc (Economy - Surrey U - Krichel) • NCSTRL (Computer Science - Cornell U - Lagoze) • CogPrints (Cognitive Sciences - Southampton U - Harnad) details in D-Lib February 2000 registration - awareness - no certification herbert van de sompel
A preprint in a digital scholarly communication system herbert van de sompel
A preprint in a digital scholarly communication system herbert van de sompel
Registration via preprints: • suggests the feasibility of a deconstructed system for scholarly communication. • suggests the possibility of preprints being the starting point of a new value chain in which the raw material -- the non-certified preprint -- is in open access. herbert van de sompel
The Innovator’s Dilemma {Christensen} • sustaining versus disruptive technologies; • disruptive technologies: • somehow perform worse than established ones • not accepted by core customer base • but: convenient, cheap, … • disruptive technologies can create competition in an existing value network by creating a new one first. • => preprints as a disruptive technology herbert van de sompel
Other functions must still be fulfilled. • In a fully electronic scholarly communication system, the implementation of the functions • can be distributed • can be fulfilled by different parties herbert van de sompel
metadata • Achieve interoperability by ensuring that information about the fulfillment of the functions: • can travel across the system • can be shared by nodes of the system herbert van de sompel
A R OAI • discovery metadata pointing at a preprint • a preprint awareness registration herbert van de sompel
service providers A R OAI data providers awareness registration herbert van de sompel
Extend the use of the Metadata Harvesting protocol to establish interoperability in a deconstructed scholarly communication system? • certification metadata • preservation metadata • usage metadata • author metadata • .... herbert van de sompel
A R Certification meta Data awareness certification registration Discovery meta Preprint herbert van de sompel
A R awareness certification rewarding registration discovery certification usage logs herbert van de sompel
A R awareness certification rewarding registration archiving discovery certification usage logs preservation herbert van de sompel
A R interoperable grid awareness certification rewarding registration archiving herbert van de sompel
A R new value chain awareness certification rewarding registration archiving herbert van de sompel