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The document outlines the OpenAIRE project, focusing on facilitating open science through a collaborative e-infrastructure that links research communities, data providers, and content providers. It highlights efforts to promote open access policies, interoperability among repositories, and the support of research impact monitoring while engaging various stakeholders. Additionally, the project aims to enhance tools and best practices for data management and improve access to interconnected research artifacts.
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- 1. The OpenAIRE Catalogueof Services TOWARDS OPEN SCIENCE Paolo Manghi & Pedro Principe [email protected] 2nd Workshop: Design your e-Infrastructure – Sept. 27 2016
- 2. Who we are •EU project(s) • DRIVER • DRIVER II • OpenAIRE • OpenAIREplus • OpenAIRE2020 • In 24x7 operation since Dec 2010 • Consortium of 50 partners • Institutional, national and international perspectives on OA policies & e-Infrastructures Open Access experts • Building efficient e-Infra technologies • State of the art technologies (big data, linked data) Information & Computer Science experts • Legal &policy recommendations Legal experts • Best practices for data • Linking to data infrastructures Data communities 2
- 3. Infrastructure for OpenKnowledge • Foster and facilitate the shift of scholarly communication towards making science Open and Reproducible • Collaborative and participatory approach at European and Global level Research communities Research admins Researchers Funders SMEsContent providers in scholarly communication Neworking & e-Infrastructure
- 4. No people, noinfrastructure! Linking people, ideas, and technologies 4 Networking International alignment NOADs (EU), COAR, RDA, CASRAI, SHARE (US), La Referencia (South America), WDS Policies and guidelines Open Access and DMPs Interoperability guidelines for content providers Best practices Data citation, data-literature inrerlinking Alternative bibliometrics, Repository usage stats Open Access peer-review Technological liaisons Existing e-infrastructures to re-use their content and services Research communitie s Researc h admins Researcher s Funders SMEsContent providers in scholarly communication Neworking & e-Infrastructure
- 5. OpenAIRE’s e-infrastructure Commons 5 Publications repositories ResearchData repositories CRIS systems Registries (e.g. projects) OA Journals Software Repositories Validation Cleaning De-duplication Enrichment By inference Funders, research admins, research communities • Research impact • Research trends • Open Access trends Content providers • Repository validation • Repository notification broker • Repository analytics and usage stats Researchers • Claim publications, datasets, software • Deposit publications, datasets, software • Search & browse: interlinked publications, datasets, projects • Open Access & DMP Helpdesk • End-User feedback Content Providers Info Space Services End-User Services Project initiative FunderFunding Result Publicatio n Data Software Organizatio n GUIDE LINES TERMS OF USE
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- 7. Customers Researchers Research infrastructures Organizations (e.g.academic, research, libraries) 7 Funders Project coordinators Member States Data providers: publication repositories, dataset repositories Publishers Science Research funding Scholarly communication SMEs
- 8. OPEN ACCESS PUBLISHING Researchers 8 Promotes theuse of institutional repositories as a means to comply to funder OA mandates
- 9. GOLD OA PILOT (APCs) Researchers,Libraries, OA Publishers 9 Supports the FP7 post grant pilot, providing monitoring for the APCs.
- 10. INTEROPERABILITY: GUIDELINES & VALIDATOR Dataproviders 10 Common standards/best practices for data providers (Guidelines for literature, data repositories, aggregators, OA journals, CRIS systems). Validator: web service or standalone
- 11. HELPDESK CONSULTING & TRAINING Researchers, Organizations/libraries,Funders 11 Open Access implementation. RDM, DMP tools and best practices.
- 12. DISCOVERY/ACCESS SERVICE Public (all) 12 Provides searchand browsing capabilities over a catalogue of Europe’s (+) interlinked research artefacts (literature, research data, software)
- 13. HUMANS-IN-THE-LOOP Public (all) 13 Addition ofrelationships between literature, research data and projects Removal of wrong relationships
- 14. MONITORING OA RATIO& RESEARCH IMPACT Funders, Organizations, Project coord., Research Infrastructures 14 Off-the-shelf statistics of OA and research impact: mining and claiming Reporting to EC CORDIS
- 15. RESEARCH ARTEFACT DEPOSITION Researchers 15 OpenAIRE’s Zenodo(hosted by CERN) has become a well recognized catch-all-repository used for research artifacts from all over the world Community support
- 16. REPOSITORY USAGE ANALYTICS Repositories 16 Impactfrom repository use.
- 17. RESEARCH ANALYTICS Funders, Institutions, ScholarlySocieties 17 Clustering (hidden relationships), correlations, trends (advanced APIs and visualizations).
- 18. DATA PROVISION 3rd partyproviders 18 OAI-PMH, REST APIs, LOD
- 19. NOTIFICATION BROKER Repositories 19 (Meta)data andlinks exchange among different data providers.
- 20. SCHOLARLY LINK RESOLUTION Publishers,data providers, research infrastructures, SMEs 20 Data-publication links exchange and resolution in production by November 2016 (coop. RDA/WDS, CrossRef, DataCite) BETA at: http://dliservice.research-infrastructures.eu
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- 22. What comes next Fromtoday to 2019 • Technical services (Open Science as a Service concept) • Repository Dashboard • Extension of data model to research methods and research objects • Catch-All Notification Broker service • Research Community Dashboard • Networking services • Research Community Open Science Desk 22
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Editor's Notes
- #4 Content providers in scholarly communication: publications, datasets, processes, projects, organizations, researchers