Presentation at Digital Infrastrctures for Research Conference 2016 (Sept. 30). Title: Open Access and Open Data in Horizon 2020: for Research managers and Project Coordinators, by Pedro Príncipe (University of Minho)
OpenAIRE services and tools - presentation at #DI4R2016
1. OpenAIRE Services & tools
Open Access and Open Data in Horizon 2020
Pedro Príncipe
University of Minho
pedroprincipe@sdum.uminho.pt
2. AGENDA
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1) Open Access and
Open Data in Horizon
2020: OpenAIRE
services and tolls
09:00-09h50
2) OpenAIRE: Open
Science as-a-Service
09:50-10h30
3. Human Network e-infrastructure
NOADS: National Open Access Desks
Monitor and foster the adoption of Open
Access policies at the local level
Support the implementation of the Open Data
in H2020
FP7 post grant APCs Pilot
e-infrastructure for monitoring impact of OA
mandates and research projects
OpenAIRE guidelines for metadata exchange
Zenodo Repository for the deposition of research
products
THE POINT OF REFERENCE FOR OPEN SCIENCE IN EUROPE
50 Partners: EU countries, data centers, universities, libraries, repositories
Open Access infrastructure
for research in Europe
10. Regardless of where you publish,
deposit the final manuscript or publisher’s PDF
in a repository, either institutional or disciplinary.
NB: It is not enough to list publications via a project website. They will go unnoticed!
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11. 1 2 3INSTITUTIONAL
REPOSITORY
of the research
institution with which
they are affiliated
SUBJECT/THEMATIC
REPOSITORY
ZENODO REPOSITORY
Centralised option set
up by the OpenAIRE
project and CERN
Depositing
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Through OpenAIRE they can be directed to: Publication repositories (OpenDOAR),
Research Data repositories (RE3DATA). If no repository is available: Zenodo at CERN
(sponsored by OpenAIRE). OpenAIRE harvests directly from a number of OpenAIRE
compliant OA publishers and journal aggregators.
15. Zenodo Repository
• Multiple data types
• Publications
• Long tail of research data
• Citable data (DOI)
• Links to funding, pubs, data, software
“Catch-all” repository: OpenAIRE-CERN joint effort
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www.zenodo.org
H2020: Option to gather, preserve and share
project’s scientific output
23. USE OUR LINKING SERVICES AFTERWARDS AND
ASSOCIATE YOUR RESEARCH RESULTS
When you publish or deposit in OA
make sure you use a fully OpenAIRE
compatible repository. If you don't…
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24. LINK RESEARCH RESULTS TOOL
https://www.openaire.eu/participate/claim
Link publication or datasets
to projets.
Identify the project, select
publications or datasets and
set the access rights.
30. YOUR PUBLICATIONS WILL BE REPORTED
AUTOMATICALLY TO THE EC'S PARTICIPANT
PORTAL AT REPORTING TIME.
Once you deposit in a fully
OpenAIRE compliant repository
34. Services and tools for projects
Open Access Depositing
Storing Research Data
Claiming publications and datasets
Reporting research outputs
Monitoring and analytics
Discovery and Access
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35. FUNDED PROJECTS INFO IN OPENAIRE: SUMMARY
Collect metadata
including project
grantID from
OpenAIRE compliant
repositories
Metadata publications
record enrichments by
OpenAIRE
deduplication
Link Publications to
projects by
inference (text
mining procedures)
Link Publications to
projects using the
end-user service:
claim publications
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OpenAIRE Content Acquisition
Authoritative Information Research DataPublications
• Registries of Data
Providers
• OpenDOAR, re3data,
DOAJ journal list, …
• Funding Information
• Author-/Contributor
Information
• What types of publications
(other than textual) ?
• Access to fulltext ?
• Tracking of Usage Events
• Other types of Research
Outputs?
• What level of detail?
• How do they relate to other
information entities ?
43. INTEROPERABILITY:
GUIDELINES & VALIDATOR
Data providers
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Common standards/best practices for data providers (Guidelines for
literature, data repositories, aggregators, OA journals, CRIS
systems).
Validator: web service or standalone
44. 1 2 3Literature
Repositories
(and journal platforms)
Dublin Core (DRIVER)
Data
Repositories
(and archives/data centres)
Datacite
CRIS systems
CERIF-XML
Guidelines for Data Providers
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45. Test the OpenAIRE Compliance
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Choose from the menu
Finally check results
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OpenAIRE Subsystems and Workflows
• Aggregation
• Collection (and validation) of metadata and corresp. Fulltext; multi-protocol;
• transformation into uniform structure and semantics
• De-duplication
• Identification of duplicates of objects from same entity type (e.g. publication, author)
• Generation of a disambiguated information space based on sets of similarity
relationships of pairs of duplicated objects
• Information Inference
• Applying mining algorithms on information space graph and fulltexts
• Inferred information to be used to enrich information graph
• Data Publishing
• Population and Enrichment of the information space graph
• Publishing over different back-ends: fulltext-index, OAI-PMH, Statistics-DB, LOD
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OpenAIRE Information Enrichment
• Completion of missing metadata values by the same record from other dataproviders
• List of author names
• Persistent identifier
• Links between publication and research data
• Links between publication / research data and funded project
62. Project funding information in OpenAIRE: overview
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Align and
support OA
policies
Sync
infrastructures
and Support
national e-
infrastructures
Guidelines
for metadata
funding info
Monitor
mandate
compliance
Projects list
for repo
softwares
Text mining
and inference
Statistics and
reporting
Analytics and
trends
65. FCT in OpenAIRE: what has been done
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List of FCT projects
OpenAIRE info space
Text-mining
FCT projects infered
Results available on the
OpenAIRE portal
69. Data description
OpenAIRE requires only a very limited set of metadata fields from funders. No
personal or private details are required. The mandatory and optional data fields are:
• PROJECT IDENTIFIER (MANDATORY)
• PROJECT TITLE or ACRONYM (MANDATORY)
• FUNDER NAME (MANDATORY) – e.g. Wellcome Trust, EC
• START DATE (MANDATORY),
• END DATE (MANDATORY)
• FUNDING STREAM(S) (OPTIONAL) – funding categories for more detailed
statistics
• PARTICIPANT ORGANIZATION(S) (OPTIONAL) – i.e., project partners
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70. With this information, OpenAIRE
can offer funders…
• A unique view of the scientific outputs that derive from their funding.
• OpenAIRE enables advanced monitoring (including of compliance with
Open Access policies), reporting and analysis of research impact and
research trends.
• Funders can assess the impact of their funding by viewing advanced
statistics on research outputs (publications and data-sets) and the
funding programme/stream/project from which they derive (including
co-funded research results and research trends).
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71. Features OpenAIRE can provide to funders
• filter publications/data by funder and browse by specific funding streams
• search via project title, acronym or grant agreement and view specific
statistics of the project: publications/data over time, OA status, where
they were published/deposited, etc.
• view overall funder/funding stream statistics (facets over time, data
source, institution, etc.)
• correlate author/institution output with funding information
• visualize clusters of publications/data or funding based on their
interlinking (national or ERA-wide level).
Using the OpenAIRE portal, funders can
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