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OpenAIRE e-Infrastructure & Support for Open Access in FP7 and Horizon 2020

Birgit Schmidt. University of Goettingen , State and University Library. OpenAIRE e-Infrastructure & Support for Open Access in FP7 and Horizon 2020. MedOANet Conference Athens, 17 October 2013. Outline. Background to the project Services & user groups How to get involved

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OpenAIRE e-Infrastructure & Support for Open Access in FP7 and Horizon 2020

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  1. Birgit Schmidt University of Goettingen, State and University Library OpenAIREe-Infrastructure & Support for Open Access in FP7 and Horizon 2020 MedOANet ConferenceAthens, 17 October 2013

  2. Outline • Background to the project • Services & user groups • How to get involved • Towards Horizon 2020 MedOANet, October 2013

  3. “Open access For the competitiveness of Europe” NeelieKroes, the EU Commissioner for Digital Agenda Is a must MedOANet, October 2013

  4. European OA Mandate Europe‘s Open Access Pilot Special Clause 39 At funding level FP7 Funding scheme Seven thematic Areas (20%) Open accesstopublications System ofdeposit ... orpay Gold OA charges MedOANet, October 2013

  5. OA to ‘results of publicly funded research’ 100% Horizon 2020 EC’s Communication & Recommendation, July 2012 MedOANet, October 2013

  6. It is not IFOpen Access It is HOWOpen Access MedOANet, October 2013

  7. OpenAIRE Building an Infrastructure to support a policy • Cross-discipline/Horizontal infrastructure • Measuring impact OpenAIRE2009 – 2012 • Implementing the FP7 OA pilot (links to EC funding) Supporting the SC39 Mandate OpenAIREplus2011 – 2014 • Supporting OA in all Europe (links to national funding) • Providing links to research data • Working with 3 scientific communities MedOANet, October 2013

  8. OpenAIRE = Publications/projects + data Open access MedOANet, October 2013

  9. Research Impact Download Rate Funder ZENODO Researchers OA repositories FP7 Project Information MedOANet, October 2013

  10. Human infrastructure Research is globalizing, policy implementation is at the local level Challenge - Aggregate at a global level this local information • 33 National Open Access Desks • OA advocacy through targeted activities • European network of people sharing experiences & best practices All EU member states MedOANet, October 2013

  11. Deposit Publications & data Visualize - Manage Enhanced Publications Curate & collaborate Research impact Citations, usage statistics +++ Search & Browse Linked Content Statistics +++ Get support (NOADs) APIs OpenAIRE HUB CERN Invenio Metadata on publications Usage data Metadata on data 6,500,000 OA publications 345 validated repositories CRIS Systems EC funding ResearchID (ORCID, ..) OpenDOAR National funding Data repositories Data Journals Guidelines for Funding Info Publication repositories Institutional & Thematic Open Access Journals … Guidelines for Data Providers Guidelines for Publications

  12. Some numbers Within our Portal and Infrastructure • Publications • over 6,5 million OA + non-OA if related to a project • 56,700 from FP7 • Persons • ~ 60,000,000 • Projects • around 26,000 from FP7 and WT • + member states… • Organizations • ~50,000 from OpenDOAR and CORDA Percentageof FP7 OA Publications MedOANet, October 2013

  13. ERC • OA shareslightlyhigher: 41,5% (vs 39% for FP7) • 14,064 publications in 1,515 projects (total of 3,641 projects) • Researchers arerecommendedtodeposit in subjectrepositories, currentlyarXivand Europe PMC • Some open questionsfor SSH based on lack ofsubjectrepositoriesand different publicationculture (booksvsjournalpapers) • On-goingconsultationwiththecommunity MedOANet, October 2013

  14. Our Who are they? USErs MedOANet, October 2013

  15. Project Coordinators Tools to ease some workflows • Dissemination of research output • Reporting to the EC • Embedding publications in CORDIS MedOANet, October 2013

  16. Researchers …We need to understand their workflows • Benefits of Open Access • One stop-shop for deposition – publications & data • Alerts and Notifications • Online curation • They have little time! MedOANet, October 2013

  17. Usage statistics … alternative measures of impact … for a publication …for a repository … for projects … for research institutions … for national infras … for scientific communities MedOANet, October 2013

  18. Funders …Measuring Impact • Return on Investment • The money invested can be measured with output • Tracking what they fund • How is this output used? • Strengths in research areas • What is used and how often? • Support for policies MedOANet, October 2013

  19. Going beyond FP7 and EC MedOANet, October 2013

  20. Aggregated, visual statistics MedOANet, October 2013

  21. Data Providers … interoperation through internationally accepted guidelines • Different levels of compatibility • Publication, funding, research data • Usage statistics (impact) • Get back enriched information • Links to funding and research data • Aggregated statistics • Enrich content through notifications about publications in other repositories ERC Workshop, 6-7 February 2013, Brussels

  22. OpenAIREasOA e-Infrastructure • Openness • Participatory design • Developingpractices & standardstogetherwithcommunities • Servingstakeholders • Easy workflows, reducingtheadminburden • Discovery and (re)useofcontent, linkingofpublications & researchdata • Facilitatingtheinfrastructure • Guidelines astheglueforinteroperability • Data curationservices • Human supportnetwork • Linking institutional, national and European levels, acrossstakeholders • Promotingpolicies, practices = changeofbehavior, andinfrastructuresfor OA MedOANet, October 2013

  23. data Linking to publications MedOANet, October 2013

  24. The “new” publication But…noonesizefits all forscientificcommunities Information in Context MedOANet, October 2013

  25. SOCIAL MEDIA ATTENTION THE MANUSCRIPT and DATA, FREE & NOW MedOANet, October 2013

  26. Horizon 2020 Towards MedOANet, October 2013

  27. Opportunities & Challengesahead • The HowTo‘sof Open Access toresearchdata • Same principle: thinkcross-Europe andcombineinfrastructurewithsupport • Rolesandresponsibilities in theinstitutions – an evolvingarea • Combiningactivitystrands – infra, support/training, policy: OpenAIRE, LIBER, RECODE, FOSTER, PASTEUR4OA, others • Further extension & sustainabilityplanning • On-goingstudyanalyzesstakeholdersand will develop a business plan forOpenAIRE • Management ofrelationshipswithdataprovidersande-infras (formal agreements etc.) MedOANet, October 2013

  28. Open Data Pilot in Horizon 2020 Joint statementbyOpenAIRE, LIBER, COAR – June 2013 • Raiseawarenessamongresearchersaboutneedforandbenefitsof RDM • Encouragelibraries, datacentres, publishersandstakeholderstoworkwithresearchersthroughoutthedatalifecycle • Identifyrequiredexpertise, knowledge, skills • Support thecreation & interoperabilityofreliable e-infras • Mobiliselibrariestosupportscientificcommunities • Providethe EC withevidencefordecisionmaking MedOANet, October 2013

  29. Vilnius ICT 5th November: Networking Booth Vilnius 5th November: Workshop on ‘Legal and Sustainability’ Issues bschmidt@sub.uni-goettingen.denajla.rettberg@sub.uni-goettingen.de See you Again! MedOANet, October 2013

  30. Project apps Get all project publication in HTML or CSV to use in EC reporting MedOANet, October 2013

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