OpenAIRE Content Providers Community Call, July 1st, 2020
This call was focused on Data Repositories namely the OpenAIRE Research Graph and Data Repositories, the OpenAIRE Content Acquisition Policy, and the Guidelines for Data Archive Managers.
Was also an opportunity to share the most recent updates and novelties in the OpenAIRE Content Provider Dashboard, and to get feedback from community.
Follow the Community activities at https://www.openaire.eu/provide-community-calls
2. 1) OpenAIRE Provide updates
2) Main topic for discussion
OpenAIRE Research Graph and Data Repositories
OpenAIRE Content Acquisition policy
Guidelines for Data Archive Managers (updates/feedback)
3) Questions & comments
AGENDA:
Notes & Agenda ⇨ https://bit.ly/2rTgJwy
www.openaire.eu/provide-community-calls
3. OpenAIRE PROVIDE – recent news & reminders
New version available
Brand new User Interface in
production since April 7th.
Broker events
Broker have generated updates in
May to the enrichment events.
(there are Issues with the notifications
via email - will be solved ASAP)
Usage Statistics Service
Statistics already updated in the
repository page in EXPLORE
The issues with the scalability of
service are solved.
Work in progress to update the
statistics in PROVIDE (we are
gradually performing the
correction in each repository).
DSpace 5 & 6 extension to
support compatibility with Guidelines
v4. The Canadian Association of
Research Libraries announced the
availability of a DSpace plug-in to
support the ORCID and Guidelines v4
in DSpace 5 & 6 (international collaboration
between OpenAIRE, CARL and COAR).
6. Services for all stakeholders
Funders, institutions, RIs, initiatives, 3rd
parties
Content providers,
Research Infras
Researchers, scientists
Support
Accelerate
Monitor
7. An open metadata research
graph of interlinked scientific
products, with access rights
information, linked to funding
information and research
communities
Graph: model for the representation of information
OpenAIRE uses it to represent objects in the scholarly communication domain and the relationships
that exist among them.
Edges of the graph are annotated with a label that specifies the semantics of the relationships
between two objects, each represented as a node in the graph.
8. … and more
Academic Graph
… and more
… and more
… and more European and international funders
… and more
… and more … and more
Collecting metadata, links, and full-texts
from more than 12K sources worldwide to
materialize a graph where entities of the
research life cycle are linked to each other
9. 9
Different records representing the
same entity (results or organization)
are merged in one
Full-text mining
Inference of new properties and links
RAW
OpenAIRE Research Graph
the supply chain
Data
sources Metadata records corresponding to
equivalent objects are merged.
Pre-print, post-print, published
versions are considered equivalent
for stats & monitoring purposes
11. Registries:
data sources offering authoritative lists
of entities
Registries of data sources
Registries of organizations
Registries of projects
Registries of researchers
and other funders
+ journal lists from
publishers
and other
funders
13. OpenAIREContentProviderDashboard
13
One-stop-shop web service where EOSC data sources (repositories, data
archives, journals, aggregators, CRIS systems) interact with OpenAIRE.
It provides the front-end access to many of OpenAIRE's backend services.
14. Interoperable metadata is key for
effective content sharing
Use our validation service and see how you can apply the
OpenAIRE Guidelines to expose your contents using
global standards.
VALIDATE
15. Reach a wider audience around the world
Register your datasource in OpenAIRE and be part of a
global interlinked network.
REGISTER
19. Improve your metadata.
Get more connections
OA Broker service offers a wealth of information on
scholarly communication data. Find out what
interests you and subscribe to enrich your records.
ENRICH
26. Content Acquisition Policy
What data/metadata we collect How we process
• All scientific research products (literature,
dataset, software, other research products)
• Of all access levels (open, closed / metadata
only)
• With a minimal quality conditions under which
metadata can be accepted
• It’s important that the access level of a record
is made clear (preferably by an access level
statement on record level; alternately by the
use of specific OAI-sets)
• Each record must contain a PID (or URL) that
resolves to a splash page
OpenAIRE have expanded the scope to accept the metadata records of all scientific
products whose structure respect the model and semantics as expressed by the
OpenAIRE guidelines.
www.openaire.eu/content-aquisition-policy
28. Regitration Process
•Make sure your repository is registered in Re3Data
Re3data
•OpenAIRE Guidelines for Data Archive Managers
Validate
•for regular aggregation and indexing in OpenAIRE
Register
29. • Make sure your repository is registered in Re3Data,
the global registry of research data repositories from different
academic disciplines.
• Validate your datasource
• Test the compatibility of your repository to the OpenAIRE Guidelines
for Data Archives.
Regitration Process
30. • Register your repository in OpenAIRE.
• Once registered in OpenAIRE, your repository will be ready for
regular aggregation and indexing in OpenAIRE.
Regitration Process
32. Ongoing work:
• New updates in draft version:
https://openaire-guidelines-for-data-archive-managers.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
• It covers the following main topics:
• updating to DataCite kernel schema version 4.3
• use of additional vocabularies, e.g. COAR vocabulary, instead of info:eu-repo
• more clear presentation of , e.g. obligations and occurrences, and examples
• the FAIR guidelines and/or Plan S principles will be considered, as far as
possible or needed
OpenAIRE Guidelines for Data Archive Managers
33. • It introducing also the way for a more generic guidelines with specializations, like
for Managers of data archives.
• Since last year, we are in the state of request for comments for the actual data
archive guidelines
https://guidelines.openaire.eu/en/latest/data/index.html
• Everyone could participate to it and our introduced feedback channel is via Google
Docs:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1M-y_DsTbMPHVq2pBRn7NSxyxV0tmce43sSuByMvkqlg/edit
OpenAIRE Guidelines for Data Archive Managers
34. 1) OpenAIRE Provide updates
2) Main topic for discussion
OpenAIRE Research Graph and Data Repositories
OpenAIRE Content Acquisition policy
Guidelines for Data Archive Managers (updates/feedback)
3) Questions & comments
AGENDA:
Notes & Agenda ⇨ https://bit.ly/2rTgJwy
www.openaire.eu/provide-community-calls