@openaire_eu
An introduction to Open
Science: Whyit’s important.
A view on OpenAIRE services
IngeVanNieuwerburgh
GhentUniversityLibrary
Open revisited
• RDM
Dissemination of results
of research is an
essential, inseparable
component of the
research process
Open science is the
movement to make
scientific research, data
and dissemination
accessible to all levels of
an inquiring society,
amateur or professional
wikipediaSparc.org
Géant webinar Feb. 2nd 2018
Géant webinar Feb. 2nd 2018
Context Open
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Source: http://www.rri-tools.eu/about-rri
Source:HackyourPHDhttp://hackyourphd.org/en/flyers/
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Sharing ≠ open
Open means anyone can freely
access, use,modify, and share for
anypurpose (subject, at most, to
requirements that preserve
provenance andopenness).”
“
Opendefinition.org
Open Access to
publications
Géant webinar Feb. 2nd 2018
Online, digital
Peer-reviewed research results
Freely accessible, ideally with re-use rights (withreference to
source)
No plagiarism or violationof copyright
What is Open Access?
Géant webinar Feb. 2nd 2018
- Enhance visibility and impact of research
- Speeds up publicationprocess
- Allows others to build on your work
- Researchpaid for by public funds
=> innovation, prestige, funding
Why Open Access?
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“self archiving”: The scientist archives a publication in an
openly available repository.This is also known as “green road
to open access”.
Publish in an Open Access Journal, a freely available electronic
journal. This is also known as “gold road to open access”.
“Hybrid”: pay APC to open an articlein a subscription journal
How
Géant webinar Feb. 2nd 2018
= Self archiving
• In an open repository/ open archive
• Institutional/disciplinary:alwaysscholarly
• Interoperable,openstandardsandprotocols
• Deposit a version of your publication and open
• Add links, eg project info, data sets
Check policy publisher: Sherpa Romeo
(http://www.sherpa.ac.uk/romeo/index.php)
Green OA
Géant webinar Feb. 2nd 2018
Open archives – open repositories
Idea of a research infrastructure
Deposit a version of your publication
and open
Add links, eg project info, data sets
/
Repositories vs. social network
Géant webinar Feb. 2nd 2018
ResearchGateandAcademia.edudonotpermittheiruserstotaketheirowndataandreuseit
elsewhere,nordotheirtermsofservicepermitthelibrarytoextractthatdataontheauthors’
behalf.
• ResearchGate:“UsersmustnotmisusetheService.MisuseoftheServiceincludes,without
limitation:…automatedormassivemanualretrievalofotherUsers’profiledata(‘data
harvesting’).”
• Academia.edu:“Youagreenottodoanyofthefollowing:…Attempttoaccessorsearch
theSite,…throughtheuseofanyengine,software,tool,agent,deviceormechanism
(includingspiders,robots,crawlers,dataminingtoolsorthelike).”
• Ontheotherhand,asKathleenFitzpatrickwrites,“everythingthat’swrongwithFacebook
iswrongwithAcademia.edu.”Ifthetypicalbehaviorofcommercialsocialnetworkingsites
bothersyou–gatheringusers’informationfortheirownpurposes–beaswaryofthose
thattargetacademicsasyouareofthosewithamoregeneralaudience
Source:“Asocialnetworkingsiteisnotanopenaccessrepository”http://osc.universityofcalifornia.edu/2015/12/a-social-
networking-site-is-not-an-open-access-repository/
How to assess the quality? Are article processingcharges in
place? Sometips
• Positivelist of Open Access journals: http://DOAJ.org
• Is the journal member of Open Access Scholarly Publishers
Association(http://oaspa.org/)
• More tips: http://thinkchecksubmit.org/check/
Gold: Open Access Journals
Géant webinar Feb. 2nd 2018
Crowdfunding:
OpenLibraryof Humanities
Membershipjournal:
PeerJ
Freemium:Basic free, servicespaid
OpenEdition
Overlayjournals
doesnotproduceitsowncontent,butselectsfromtextsthatarealreadyfreelyavailableonline
derivetheircontentfrompreprintservers
e.g.http://discreteanalysisjournal.com/
Alternative publishing models
Géant webinar Feb. 2nd 2018
Open Access publication: process
Research
results
Decision
on IP
protection
In open
access
journal
Dissemination:
publication
Exploitation:
commercialisation
In toll
access
journal
Deposit
and access
repository
- Embargo?
- Version?
http://www.sherpa.
ac.uk/romeo/
Immediate
Transfer
copyright
- APC or free
- Retain
copyright: CC
http://creativecomm
ons.org/
Green road
Gold road
Necessarytoindicatepermissions
Alsomachine-readable,API’s
E.g.creativecommons
‒ Since2002
‒ Upfront
‒ Non-exclusivelicence
‒ Onlyeconomicrights,notmoralrights
‒ Conditionsmayapply
http://creativecommons.org/worldwide/be/
Open Licences
Géant webinar Feb. 2nd 2018
• Research data management: FAIR data, DMP, data
repository
“As open as possible, as closed as necessary”
• Open peer review: away fromdouble blind peer review.
Different flavours
• Knowthereviewers
• Seefullreviewonline
• Everyonecanreview
Other “open”
Géant webinar Feb. 2nd 2018
H2020 policy
Géant webinar Feb. 2nd 2018
TO FACILITATE
AND IMPROVE
THE CIRCULATION
OF INFORMATION
IN THE EUROPEAN
RESEARCH AREA (ERA)
AND BEYOND
Eachbeneficiarymustensureopenaccess(freeofcharge,onlineaccessforanyuser)toallpeer-
reviewedscientificpublicationsrelatingtoitsresults.
Inparticular,itmust:
• (a)assoonaspossibleandatthelatestonpublication,depositamachine-readableelectroniccopyof
thepublishedversionorfinalpeer-reviewedmanuscriptacceptedforpublicationinarepositoryfor
scientificpublications.
• Moreover,thebeneficiarymustaimtodepositatthesametimetheresearchdataneededtovalidate
theresultspresentedinthedepositedscientificpublications.
• (b)ensureopenaccesstothedepositedpublication—viatherepository—atthelatest:
• (i)onpublication,ifanelectronicversionisavailableforfreeviathepublisher,or
• (ii)withinsixmonthsofpublication(twelvemonthsforpublicationsinthesocialsciencesandhumanities)inanyothercase.
• (c)ensureopenaccess—viatherepository—tothebibliographicmetadatathatidentifythe
depositedpublication,whichmustincludeapersistentidentifier.
SeeGAartikel29.2https://erc.europa.eu/funding-and-grants/managing-project/open-access
Open Access to publications
Géant webinar Feb. 2nd 2018
• Source:HackyourPHDhttp://hackyourphd.org/en/flyers/
Géant webinar Feb. 2nd 2018
• A pilot will ensure OA to somedata, on a voluntary basis and
with opt-out safeguards
• Beneficiaries will accept to:
• depositinanopenaccessrepository:
• thedata,includingassociatedmetadata,neededtovalidatetheresultspresentedin
scientificpublicationsassoonaspossible;
• otherdata,includingassociatedmetadata,asspecifiedandwithinthedeadlineslaid
downinthedatamanagementplan;
Research data pilot
Géant webinar Feb. 2nd 2018
• (i) required to deposit the research data, preferably in a
research data repositoryand (ii), as far as possible, take
measures to enable third parties to access, mine, exploit,
reproduce and disseminatethis research data.
• At the same time, projects should provide information about
tools and instruments at the disposal of the beneficiaries and
necessary for validating the results, for instance specialised
softwareor softwarecode.
Géant webinar Feb. 2nd 2018
Frompilottodefault
GéantwebinarFeb.2nd2018
• DMP/Dataset
Costs eligible (Article 6.2.D.3 of the Model Grant Agreement)
Projects started in 2014-2016
Limited ORD Pilot
From 2017
Extended ORD Pilot
• Limited ORD pilot: some
areas: Check Article 29.3
• Participating is default
option for all projects
• Possibility to opt-out• Possibility to opt-in or opt-out
• 1 DMP/Project
(Open) Data
Metadata
Other tools
Open
Research
Data Pilot
Data Repositories • EC guidelines
• OpenAIRE.eu
• dcc.ac.uk
• Standard File Formats
• Standards metadata
schema
• (Open) Licences
• 6 months
• Periodic evaluation
• Final review
STEP 1
WRITE A DMP
dmponline.dcc.ac.uk
Update at
FIND REPOSITORY DEPOSIT DATA Supporting
infrastructure and
information
STEP 2 STEP 3 SUPPORT
• discipline/institutional
• www.re3data.org
• Zenodo
Matches data needs
Designed by Freepik
Géant webinar Feb. 2nd 2018
What is OpenAIRE?
Fosters the social and
technical links
to facilitate the shift of
scholarly communication
towards making science open
and reproducible
Science.SetFree.
Who we are
A50partners’partnership
In24x7operationsince2010
Géant webinar Feb. 2nd 2018
Open Access / Science experts
Information & Computer Science
experts
Legal experts
Data communities
Open Innovation experts
Citizen Science (schools)
OpenAIRE - what we do
Support – Accelerate – Monitor Open ScienceSupport – Accelerate – Monitor Open Science
Géant webinar Feb. 2nd 2018
Research Communities
Libraries
Researchers
Funders
OpenAIREtargetgroups&stakeholders
Research administration
InnovatorsCitizens
Contentproviders
NOADs
Géant webinar Feb. 2nd 2018
Network Training Helpdesk
Communicati
on strategy
Services
Guidelines
Sync
infrastructures
Tenders,
datathons
Statistics and
Analytics
OA & repo
Global
alignment
Political
advise
…
How?
OpenAIRE’s e-infrastructure Commons
Publications
repositories
Research Data
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
• Project reporting and monitoring
• 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
KEY STAKEHOLDERS SERVICES
ProjectProject initiativeinitiative
FunderFunderFundingFunding
ResultResult
PublicationPublication DataData SoftwareSoftware
OrganizationOrganization
GUIDE
LINES
TERMS
OF USE
RESEARCHERS&
RESEARCH
COMMUNITIES
CONTENT
PROVIDERS
MANAGERS
FUNDERS&
RESEARCH
ADMINISTRATORS
3rdparty
SERVICE
PROVIDERS
Key to Open Science uptake: services for all
Dashboards for funders, content providers,Dashboards for funders, content providers,
research communities and institutions.
Services all levels of e-Infrastructure.Services at all levels of e-Infrastructure.
Services that cover all research life-cycle.
Géant webinar Feb. 2nd 2018
Key to Open Science uptake: services for all
Géant webinar Feb. 2nd 2018
Support and Helpdesk
Support
info
FAQ
GUIDES
Info pages
Factsheets
Helpdesk
system
Categories
Topics
Guidelines team
NOADs & RCs
Events &
meetings
Webinars
Workshops
Presentations
Outputs
(recordings, slides)
Additional
support info
Newsletter
Slides, Videos
Leaflets
Other materials
Content and resources available for NOADs
39
Multi-module Open Science Toolkit
•Targeted towards researchers
•Progress from being aware of OS to putting OS into practice
•Develop and/or reuse intermediate level and interactive content
•Disciplinary examples in collaboration with CRG, GESIS, DARIAH
•Quizzes will assess competence and a badge will award successful
completion
Network is our super power
Zenodo.org
Géant webinar Feb. 2nd 2018
• Catch-allrepositoryforEUfundedresearch
• Up to 50GBper upload
• Data storedinthe CERNData Center
• Persistentidentifiers(DOIs)foreveryupload
• Includesarticlelevelmetrics
• Freeforthelongtail of Science
• Opento allresearchoutputsfrom alldisciplines
• Easilyadd ECfundinginformationandreportviaOpenAIRE
Short Facts about Zenodo
Géant webinar Feb. 2nd 2018
Benefits
Open
Géant webinar Feb. 2nd 2018
PROJECT
PUBLICATIONS
AND DATASETS
Automatically
Deposit once!
Example IIIF
• Machine driven, not user driven
• Programmable
• Accessible(liveontheweb)
• Compliant with standards
• Requires persistent identifiers
• Reproducablescience
• Size,Quality,FormatRequests
{scheme}://{server}{/prefix}/{identifier}/{region}/{size}/{rotation}/{quality}.{format}
Tekst & Data Mining (TDM)
Géant webinar Feb. 2nd 2018
Géant webinar Feb. 2nd 2018
Source: “From vision to action. Next
steps on the European Open Science
Cloud (EOSC) and more”, Jean-Claude
Burgelman, et all., International Open
Science Conference 2017, March 21-
22, 2017, BerlinGéantwebinarFeb.2nd2018
www.openaire.eu
@openaire_eu
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Inge.Vannieuwerburgh@ugent.be

Webinar: An introduction to Open Science: Why it’s important.

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    @openaire_eu An introduction toOpen Science: Whyit’s important. A view on OpenAIRE services IngeVanNieuwerburgh GhentUniversityLibrary
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    Dissemination of results ofresearch is an essential, inseparable component of the research process Open science is the movement to make scientific research, data and dissemination accessible to all levels of an inquiring society, amateur or professional wikipediaSparc.org Géant webinar Feb. 2nd 2018
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    Context Open Géant webinarFeb. 2nd 2018 Source: http://www.rri-tools.eu/about-rri
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    Géant webinar Feb.2nd 2018 Sharing ≠ open
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    Open means anyonecan freely access, use,modify, and share for anypurpose (subject, at most, to requirements that preserve provenance andopenness).” “ Opendefinition.org
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    Online, digital Peer-reviewed researchresults Freely accessible, ideally with re-use rights (withreference to source) No plagiarism or violationof copyright What is Open Access? Géant webinar Feb. 2nd 2018
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    - Enhance visibilityand impact of research - Speeds up publicationprocess - Allows others to build on your work - Researchpaid for by public funds => innovation, prestige, funding Why Open Access? Géant webinar Feb. 2nd 2018
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    “self archiving”: Thescientist archives a publication in an openly available repository.This is also known as “green road to open access”. Publish in an Open Access Journal, a freely available electronic journal. This is also known as “gold road to open access”. “Hybrid”: pay APC to open an articlein a subscription journal How Géant webinar Feb. 2nd 2018
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    = Self archiving •In an open repository/ open archive • Institutional/disciplinary:alwaysscholarly • Interoperable,openstandardsandprotocols • Deposit a version of your publication and open • Add links, eg project info, data sets Check policy publisher: Sherpa Romeo (http://www.sherpa.ac.uk/romeo/index.php) Green OA Géant webinar Feb. 2nd 2018
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    Open archives –open repositories Idea of a research infrastructure Deposit a version of your publication and open Add links, eg project info, data sets / Repositories vs. social network Géant webinar Feb. 2nd 2018 ResearchGateandAcademia.edudonotpermittheiruserstotaketheirowndataandreuseit elsewhere,nordotheirtermsofservicepermitthelibrarytoextractthatdataontheauthors’ behalf. • ResearchGate:“UsersmustnotmisusetheService.MisuseoftheServiceincludes,without limitation:…automatedormassivemanualretrievalofotherUsers’profiledata(‘data harvesting’).” • Academia.edu:“Youagreenottodoanyofthefollowing:…Attempttoaccessorsearch theSite,…throughtheuseofanyengine,software,tool,agent,deviceormechanism (includingspiders,robots,crawlers,dataminingtoolsorthelike).” • Ontheotherhand,asKathleenFitzpatrickwrites,“everythingthat’swrongwithFacebook iswrongwithAcademia.edu.”Ifthetypicalbehaviorofcommercialsocialnetworkingsites bothersyou–gatheringusers’informationfortheirownpurposes–beaswaryofthose thattargetacademicsasyouareofthosewithamoregeneralaudience Source:“Asocialnetworkingsiteisnotanopenaccessrepository”http://osc.universityofcalifornia.edu/2015/12/a-social- networking-site-is-not-an-open-access-repository/
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    How to assessthe quality? Are article processingcharges in place? Sometips • Positivelist of Open Access journals: http://DOAJ.org • Is the journal member of Open Access Scholarly Publishers Association(http://oaspa.org/) • More tips: http://thinkchecksubmit.org/check/ Gold: Open Access Journals Géant webinar Feb. 2nd 2018
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    Crowdfunding: OpenLibraryof Humanities Membershipjournal: PeerJ Freemium:Basic free,servicespaid OpenEdition Overlayjournals doesnotproduceitsowncontent,butselectsfromtextsthatarealreadyfreelyavailableonline derivetheircontentfrompreprintservers e.g.http://discreteanalysisjournal.com/ Alternative publishing models Géant webinar Feb. 2nd 2018
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    Open Access publication:process Research results Decision on IP protection In open access journal Dissemination: publication Exploitation: commercialisation In toll access journal Deposit and access repository - Embargo? - Version? http://www.sherpa. ac.uk/romeo/ Immediate Transfer copyright - APC or free - Retain copyright: CC http://creativecomm ons.org/ Green road Gold road
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    Necessarytoindicatepermissions Alsomachine-readable,API’s E.g.creativecommons ‒ Since2002 ‒ Upfront ‒Non-exclusivelicence ‒ Onlyeconomicrights,notmoralrights ‒ Conditionsmayapply http://creativecommons.org/worldwide/be/ Open Licences Géant webinar Feb. 2nd 2018
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    • Research datamanagement: FAIR data, DMP, data repository “As open as possible, as closed as necessary” • Open peer review: away fromdouble blind peer review. Different flavours • Knowthereviewers • Seefullreviewonline • Everyonecanreview Other “open” Géant webinar Feb. 2nd 2018
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    TO FACILITATE AND IMPROVE THECIRCULATION OF INFORMATION IN THE EUROPEAN RESEARCH AREA (ERA) AND BEYOND
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    Eachbeneficiarymustensureopenaccess(freeofcharge,onlineaccessforanyuser)toallpeer- reviewedscientificpublicationsrelatingtoitsresults. Inparticular,itmust: • (a)assoonaspossibleandatthelatestonpublication,depositamachine-readableelectroniccopyof thepublishedversionorfinalpeer-reviewedmanuscriptacceptedforpublicationinarepositoryfor scientificpublications. • Moreover,thebeneficiarymustaimtodepositatthesametimetheresearchdataneededtovalidate theresultspresentedinthedepositedscientificpublications. •(b)ensureopenaccesstothedepositedpublication—viatherepository—atthelatest: • (i)onpublication,ifanelectronicversionisavailableforfreeviathepublisher,or • (ii)withinsixmonthsofpublication(twelvemonthsforpublicationsinthesocialsciencesandhumanities)inanyothercase. • (c)ensureopenaccess—viatherepository—tothebibliographicmetadatathatidentifythe depositedpublication,whichmustincludeapersistentidentifier. SeeGAartikel29.2https://erc.europa.eu/funding-and-grants/managing-project/open-access Open Access to publications Géant webinar Feb. 2nd 2018
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    • A pilotwill ensure OA to somedata, on a voluntary basis and with opt-out safeguards • Beneficiaries will accept to: • depositinanopenaccessrepository: • thedata,includingassociatedmetadata,neededtovalidatetheresultspresentedin scientificpublicationsassoonaspossible; • otherdata,includingassociatedmetadata,asspecifiedandwithinthedeadlineslaid downinthedatamanagementplan; Research data pilot Géant webinar Feb. 2nd 2018
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    • (i) requiredto deposit the research data, preferably in a research data repositoryand (ii), as far as possible, take measures to enable third parties to access, mine, exploit, reproduce and disseminatethis research data. • At the same time, projects should provide information about tools and instruments at the disposal of the beneficiaries and necessary for validating the results, for instance specialised softwareor softwarecode. Géant webinar Feb. 2nd 2018
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    Frompilottodefault GéantwebinarFeb.2nd2018 • DMP/Dataset Costs eligible(Article 6.2.D.3 of the Model Grant Agreement) Projects started in 2014-2016 Limited ORD Pilot From 2017 Extended ORD Pilot • Limited ORD pilot: some areas: Check Article 29.3 • Participating is default option for all projects • Possibility to opt-out• Possibility to opt-in or opt-out • 1 DMP/Project
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    (Open) Data Metadata Other tools Open Research DataPilot Data Repositories • EC guidelines • OpenAIRE.eu • dcc.ac.uk • Standard File Formats • Standards metadata schema • (Open) Licences • 6 months • Periodic evaluation • Final review STEP 1 WRITE A DMP dmponline.dcc.ac.uk Update at FIND REPOSITORY DEPOSIT DATA Supporting infrastructure and information STEP 2 STEP 3 SUPPORT • discipline/institutional • www.re3data.org • Zenodo Matches data needs Designed by Freepik Géant webinar Feb. 2nd 2018
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    Fosters the socialand technical links to facilitate the shift of scholarly communication towards making science open and reproducible Science.SetFree.
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    Who we are A50partners’partnership In24x7operationsince2010 Géantwebinar Feb. 2nd 2018 Open Access / Science experts Information & Computer Science experts Legal experts Data communities Open Innovation experts Citizen Science (schools)
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    OpenAIRE - whatwe do Support – Accelerate – Monitor Open ScienceSupport – Accelerate – Monitor Open Science Géant webinar Feb. 2nd 2018
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    Network Training Helpdesk Communicati onstrategy Services Guidelines Sync infrastructures Tenders, datathons Statistics and Analytics OA & repo Global alignment Political advise … How?
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    OpenAIRE’s e-infrastructure Commons 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 • Project reporting and monitoring • 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 KEY STAKEHOLDERS SERVICES ProjectProject initiativeinitiative FunderFunderFundingFunding ResultResult PublicationPublication DataData SoftwareSoftware OrganizationOrganization GUIDE LINES TERMS OF USE
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    RESEARCHERS& RESEARCH COMMUNITIES CONTENT PROVIDERS MANAGERS FUNDERS& RESEARCH ADMINISTRATORS 3rdparty SERVICE PROVIDERS Key to OpenScience uptake: services for all Dashboards for funders, content providers,Dashboards for funders, content providers, research communities and institutions. Services all levels of e-Infrastructure.Services at all levels of e-Infrastructure. Services that cover all research life-cycle. Géant webinar Feb. 2nd 2018
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    Key to OpenScience uptake: services for all Géant webinar Feb. 2nd 2018
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    Support and Helpdesk Support info FAQ GUIDES Infopages Factsheets Helpdesk system Categories Topics Guidelines team NOADs & RCs Events & meetings Webinars Workshops Presentations Outputs (recordings, slides) Additional support info Newsletter Slides, Videos Leaflets Other materials Content and resources available for NOADs 39
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    Multi-module Open ScienceToolkit •Targeted towards researchers •Progress from being aware of OS to putting OS into practice •Develop and/or reuse intermediate level and interactive content •Disciplinary examples in collaboration with CRG, GESIS, DARIAH •Quizzes will assess competence and a badge will award successful completion
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    Network is oursuper power
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    • Catch-allrepositoryforEUfundedresearch • Upto 50GBper upload • Data storedinthe CERNData Center • Persistentidentifiers(DOIs)foreveryupload • Includesarticlelevelmetrics • Freeforthelongtail of Science • Opento allresearchoutputsfrom alldisciplines • Easilyadd ECfundinginformationandreportviaOpenAIRE Short Facts about Zenodo Géant webinar Feb. 2nd 2018
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    Example IIIF • Machinedriven, not user driven • Programmable • Accessible(liveontheweb) • Compliant with standards • Requires persistent identifiers • Reproducablescience • Size,Quality,FormatRequests {scheme}://{server}{/prefix}/{identifier}/{region}/{size}/{rotation}/{quality}.{format} Tekst & Data Mining (TDM) Géant webinar Feb. 2nd 2018
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    Source: “From visionto action. Next steps on the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC) and more”, Jean-Claude Burgelman, et all., International Open Science Conference 2017, March 21- 22, 2017, BerlinGéantwebinarFeb.2nd2018
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