Looking at Open Access Repositories from 3 Different Perspectives
1. Oh my how much the have grown!
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Looking at Open Access Repositories from 3
Different Perspectives
2012 Census of
Open Access Repositories in Germany
Open Access Tage 2012 - Wien - Presenters: Maxi Kindling and Paul Vierkant
2. What the ...?
• Let‘s look at the development and status quo of
Open Access Repositories in Germany
• Open Access Netzwerk
• Bielefeld Academic Search Engine (BASE)
• 2012 Census of Open Access Repositories in
Germany
• Let‘s find new solutions and approaches
• Let‘s discuss what we‘ve found
3. Open Access Network (OAN)
Initiated by: Project Partners:
Computer- und Medienservice
Institut für Bibliotheks- und
Informationswissenschaft (from 2009)
Fachbereich Mathematik/Informatik
Funded:
2007-2009, 2009-2012
4. Aims and Services
Aims Services
• Strengthen the visibility of OA
• Value-added Services
repository content in Germany
(Vision) (Users)
• Build a national aggregation node
(Technical Approach)
• Data (Repository
Operators)
• Support „DINI Certificate of
• Development (Developers)
Document and Publication
Services“ (Organisational
Approach)
• Cooperation network of OA
Projects (Organisational, Technical
Approach)
5. Results
• Network of 40 DINI certified Data Base
repositories (09/12)
• Dataworkflow
• 268.000 Metadata sets
• Aggregation
• ~ 150.000 Open Access
• Harmonisation
Full Texts, via OAN web
• Fulltext Link Finder & Indexing
interface Index of 80.000
• Classification & Deduplication
Documents, update
• Webbased Administration Tool
shortly (09/12)
(Scheduling, Service-Control etc.)
• OAN Validator
7. • Sustainability
• Aggregation node DDB
(DNB), Cooperative Library
Networks
• Computer and Media Service
(HU Berlin)
• Extension of OAN Data Base
• Linked Open Data
• Metadata in RDF format
(Triple Store, Sparql-Endpoint)
• Linked with LOD cloud
(author names, PND DNB)
13. DINI Issues on a
Global Scale?
• BASE as the global source for Open Access
items
• An Open Access repository is not a matter of
size but a matter of content!
20. • small Data Base (268k) • large Data Base (36m)
• Metadata • Metadata
• 5% unknown Languages • 34% unknown Languages
• 11% unknown Doctypes • 61% unknown Doctypes
• 30% unknown DDC • 92% unknown DDC
DINI Certificate makes Sense!
21. One more thing...
2012 Census of
Open Access Repositories in Germany
Experience & Numbers &
Knowledge vs. Facts
GUESS DISCOVERY
22. Some Facts.. 2012 Census of
Open Access Repositories in Germany
27. Have the really grown?
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• OAN shows the importance of DINI and
the DINI Certificate in Germany
• BASE shows OAR issues on a global scale
• 2012 Census reveals that even more
issues in Germany have to be tackled
28. Bottom line:
„Some (repositories have grown,
)
others ne more support than ever
ed
to catch up
.“