Tutorials/short videos about making your repository OpenAIRE compliant. (Jan. 2012 - January is OpenAIRE compliance month.)

Tutorials/short videos about making your repository OpenAIRE compliant. (Jan. 2012 - January is OpenAIRE compliance month.)

Tutorials/short videos about making your repository OpenAIRE compliant. (Jan. 2012 - January is OpenAIRE compliance month.)

Tutorials/short videos about making your repository OpenAIRE compliant. (Jan. 2012 - January is OpenAIRE compliance month.)

Presentation on the Online workshop – January 23 and 24, 2012 - "How to make your repository OpenAIRE compliant" - Pedro Príncipe & José Carvalho , University of Minho
AGENDA
1) OpenAIRE and compliancy with the ERC Scientific
Council Guidelines for Open Access and the
European Commission Open Access Pilot in FP7,
Pedro Príncipe
2) How to make your repository OpenAIRE
compliant, Pedro Príncipe & José Carvalho
3) Compliancy for DSpace, José Carvalho
4) Questions and Answers.

Want to support and monitor the implementation of the FP7 Open Access pilot? Want to help your faculty members comply with the Open Access requirements of the European Commission (EC)? Interested in learning more about making your repository compliant with the OpenAIRE infrastructure? Want to add EC project data to your repository records and use OpenAIRE value-added functionality (post authoring tools, monitoring tools through analysis of document and usage statistics)? See the slides from our online workshop! In order to harvest and connect publications to related EC FP7 grant agreement and calculate the percentage of Open Access versus non-Open Access publications, the OpenAIRE project requires repositories to adapt to the OpenAIRE Guidelines. These are low-barrier requirements for OAI-PMH compliant repositories that build on the oai_dc and DRIVER Guidelines. When your repository is OpenAIRE compliant, its FP7 funded content is harvested periodically, indexed within the OpenAIRE portal and presented in the OpenAIRE search and browse section. In this way, FP7 funded research results deposited in your repository can achieve wider visibility and distribution – and be read, used and cited more widely by the global research community. Research managers in your institution will be able to compare your institutional performance in FP7 projects with the performance of other institutions in your country and within the European Union using the OpenAIRE FP7 publication statistics tool. You will also save time for researchers at your institution. Repositories, successfully harvested by the OpenAIRE, are entitled to display the OpenAIRE logo on their website, to certify quality and the global networked status of their content. The OpenAIRE project team can help you with your targeted advocacy activities to ensure that high quality content is deposited into your repository and then harvested by the OpenAIRE portal. We reach out to the researchers publishing FP7 funded articles and encourage them to self-archive in your repository.

Want to support and monitor the implementation of the FP7 Open Access pilot? Want to help your faculty members comply with the Open Access requirements of the European Commission (EC)? Interested in learning more about making your repository compliant with the OpenAIRE infrastructure? Want to add EC project data to your repository records and use OpenAIRE value-added functionality (post authoring tools, monitoring tools through analysis of document and usage statistics)? See the slides from our online workshop! In order to harvest and connect publications to related EC FP7 grant agreement and calculate the percentage of Open Access versus non-Open Access publications, the OpenAIRE project requires repositories to adapt to the OpenAIRE Guidelines. These are low-barrier requirements for OAI-PMH compliant repositories that build on the oai_dc and DRIVER Guidelines. When your repository is OpenAIRE compliant, its FP7 funded content is harvested periodically, indexed within the OpenAIRE portal and presented in the OpenAIRE search and browse section. In this way, FP7 funded research results deposited in your repository can achieve wider visibility and distribution – and be read, used and cited more widely by the global research community. Research managers in your institution will be able to compare your institutional performance in FP7 projects with the performance of other institutions in your country and within the European Union using the OpenAIRE FP7 publication statistics tool. You will also save time for researchers at your institution. Repositories, successfully harvested by the OpenAIRE, are entitled to display the OpenAIRE logo on their website, to certify quality and the global networked status of their content. The OpenAIRE project team can help you with your targeted advocacy activities to ensure that high quality content is deposited into your repository and then harvested by the OpenAIRE portal. We reach out to the researchers publishing FP7 funded articles and encourage them to self-archive in your repository.

European Research in the OpenAIRE: Infrastructure & Support for Open Access to Scientific InformationEARMA ConferenceJune 24, 2011Bragança - Birgit Schmidt, Univ. of Goettingen; Eloy Rodrigues, Univ. of Minho; Willow Fuchs, Univ. of Nottingham

Yannis Ioannidis @ INFSO-RTD, Open Access Co-ordination Workshop, Brussels, 4 May 2011

Presented by Daniela Tkačíková at the 4th Czech Dspace User Meeting, Ostrava, May 18, 2011

Presented by Gyongyi Karacsony at the Informatio Scientifica - Informatio Medicata Conference, Budapest, 23-24 September 2010

Presentation given at EC INFSO-RTD Open Access co-ordination workshop, Brussels, 4th May

Presentation in 5th Munin Conf on Scientific Publishing