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Raising your Publication P rofile via UQ eSpace. Contents of today’s workshop. eSpace Overview Benefits to researchers and UQ How to keep your profile up-to-date ResearcherID and other author identifiers Metrics Open Access ERA 2015. UQ eSpace is ….
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Contents of today’s workshop • eSpace Overview • Benefits to researchers and UQ • How to keep your profile up-to-date • ResearcherID and other author identifiers • Metrics • Open Access • ERA 2015
UQ eSpace is … • UQ’s official publication database • Single authoritative source for: • the research outputs • the research data of staff and students of The University of Queensland
How do records get into eSpace? Harvested from external systems Scopus ResearcherID Web of Science Publication data & citation counts Publication data & citation counts Publication data Altmetrics Social media activity eSpace repository UQ Staff Data (HR) My UQ eSpace Q-index, UQ Researchers, Business Objects, UQ data warehouse, etc. Manual Data entry
How is eSpace data used? Benefits for UQ • Publication data for HERDC and ERA reporting • Raises the public profile of research at UQ • UQ Researchers updated daily from eSpace • eSpace data is harvested by major search engines and databases • One source of truth for UQ staff and student research outputs and research data • Used by Business Objects, Data Warehouse • Will be used by Academic Portfolios and Workload Tools • Reports publication data to Q-index • Daily updates from eSpace – as soon as records are deposited
What can eSpace do for you? • Unique author ID • Discoverability and accessibility of research via major search engines and databases • Metrics and impact • Page views and download statistics • WoS and Scopus citation counts • Altmetrics – social media activity • Link to your ResearcherID account and download Web of Science publications • Increase Q-index points via eligible publications • Build your publications profile via UQ Researchers • Displays major author identifiers, e.g. ORCID, via your profile page in eSpace. Hereis an example of an ID-populated homepage. • Increase visibility and impact of your research via links to OA versions • Identify OA publications for funding applications. Here is an eSpace list of Population Health articles published in open access journals.
How do I keep my eSpace profile updated? • Set up an eSpace-linked ResearcherID account or link an existing one to eSpace • Login to eSpace and check your ‘My Research’ list • Notify corrections via the ‘Fix/Upload a file’ button • Upload post-prints to meet ARC and NHMRC mandates or UQ OA policy via the ‘Fix/Upload a file’ button • Claim publications that belong to you from your ‘Possibly My Research?’ list, via the ‘Mine’ button • Add missing items via the ‘Add Missing Publications’tab • Add research data via the ‘Add Missing Data Collection’ tab • Register for an ORCID iDand add it to eSpace to display on your eSpace homepage. It will then link to your ORCID publication profile. • Add other author identifiers to eSpace, e.g. Google Scholar ID or Scopus ID, to include them on your eSpace homepage.
ResearcherID and eSpace • http://www.researcherid.com/ • Benefits: • Works well for staff members with a lot of publications indexed in Web of Science • Automatic weekly updates in eSpace for linked accounts • Reduces the need for manual deposit to eSpace • RID metrics • RID Labs metrics, e.g. Paul Burn • Public profile (if desired) • Instructions via Library website to request RID account via eSpace or request link to an existing account
Add Research Data • Research Data collection form allows researchers to describe their data collections, link to related publications and data • Data can be housed at UQ, QCIF or on external repositories. It can be open access or mediated access
Universal Author identifier • ORCID • Will become the universal unique global identifier, used by publishers at manuscript acceptance • Disambiguates author names for accurate identification • Can be linked to other identifiers, e.g. Scopus, ResearcherID or LinkedIn • Discipline-agnostic so much greater coverage than other systems • Can be recorded in eSpace • eSpace will eventually be able to import publications from ORCID accounts • Will make it much easier to populate a new institutional repository when researchers move between institutions
Metrics and eSpace • Sharing research raises visibility and potential for increased citations • WoS and Scopus citation counts • Downloads stats measure access to attached OA versions of articles • Upload of data to Web of Science Incites to generate current Author Profile dataset • Altmetrics recorded
Publication with current highest Altmetric score in eSpace Altmetrics tracks the buzz around scholarly articles and datasets online. This page provides high level statistics and shows a subset of the activity captured. You can see more here.
Supporting Open Access Mandates and Policies • For compliance with Australian open access mandates • NHMRC Open Access Policy • ARC Open Access Policy • For compliance with the UQ Open Access for UQ Research Outputs Policy
eSpace Open Access Compliance Tools • Enable appropriate OA versions to be identified or uploaded for compliance • Link to Sherpa Romeo on deposit form and file upload page • Select file type at upload • Can set embargoes if required • Visual compliance display on records from July 2012 • Will include OA identifier with embargo tag on DOIs & OA files • Search for OA via DOI or attached files (currently being implemented) • Business Objects reports will enable OA reporting
Other projects/tools • Scopus Custom Dataset • Benchmarking • Visualisations • Incites Author Profile Dataset • Upload of clean author data from eSpace to Incites for accurate identification of current UQ author Web of Science publications • UQ Tiered Journal List integration • Will enable points to accrue in Q-index for journals on the list • ERA 2015 • 2015 Journal/Conference lists integration • Publisher authority list integration • Q-index • Non-traditional research outputs to be included in publication points score
Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA) Based on draft specifications for 2015 ERA: Census date and reference period to be announced • Will include pubs from all employed Staff on census date • Only require publication affiliation (such as by-line) for adjuncts, honorary, students, casual staff and staff with appointment less than 0.4 FTE etc. • For staff that don’t require a by-line, we want all publications within Reference Period(regardless of affiliation at time of publishing) • Includes non-traditional publications such as research reports and creative works
ERA 2012 – Population Health • Major FOR outputs for SPH: • 785 outputs to 1117, ranked 4, 41% of the staff contributed to this FoR and the 785 outputs made up 33% of the outputs for 1117 • 350 outputs to 1103, ranked 5, 8% of the staff contributed to this FoR and the 350 outputs made up 18% of the outputs for 1103
ERA 2015 – What we need from you • Set up an eSpace-linked ResearcherID account or link an existing one to eSpace • Login to eSpace and check your ‘My Research’ list • Claim publications that belong to you from your ‘Possibly My Research?’ list • Add missing items via the ‘Add Missing Publications’tab • Books, book chapters, conference papers, journal articles, research reports (published 2008-2013), regardless of byline
Who to contact • eSpace:: • Andrew Heath, Manager a.heath@library.uq.edu.au • Mary-Anne Marrington , Librarian m.marrington@library.uq.edu.au • Metrics: • Amberyn Thomas a.thomas@library.uq.edu.au • Open Access: • Sharon Bunce: s.bunce@library.uq.edu.au • Data Management: • Fei Yu f.yu@library.uq.edu.au • RIS Librarians: • http://www.library.uq.edu.au/contacts/librarians/