Launching OpenAIREplus

Launching OpenAIREplus

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Paving the way to open data: OpenAIREplus – linking publications to data and funding schemes.

Paving the way to open data: OpenAIREplus – enriching the Open Access Infrastructure.

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Access to knowledge

OpenAIRE implements EU OA policies

"Scientific information has the power to transform our lives for the better - it's too valuable to be locked away."

Neelie Kroes, Vice President of the European Commission for the Digital Agenda

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Publish your research results

Research results out in the open

Find an Open Access repository to deposit your publications in.

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Open Access to EC research results

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Access all EC funded publications and find out the who, what, when, where and how.

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OpenAIRE relies on the network of Open Access repositories. Make your repository OpenAIRE compliant and learn how you can participate.

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Monitoring research results

Research output for funding input

Check activities, deposits, trends and usage, and obtain specific statistics on research results by EC programmes, projects, scientific areas, ...

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OpenAIRE provides guidance and how-to guides on related European OA policies and mandates through an extensive support network covering all European member states.

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Studies on Subject-Specific Requirements for Open Access Infrastructure

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The OpenAIRE "Studies on Subject-Specific Requirements for Open Access Infrastructures" highlight the subject-specific requirements to get an in-depth understanding of today's research infrastructures and future needs. They cover five different disciplines, that of

 

  • Health and Life Sciences (Chapter B, G)
  • Information and Communication Technology (Chapter C)
  • Environment data (Chapter F)
  • Socio-economic sciences and Humanities (Chapter E)
  • e-infrastructures (Chapter D)
The study is published as a book and individual chapters, consisting of
  1. an introduction
  2. six subject-specific case studies from highly qualified subject specialists
  3. a comparative conclusion
The case studies address the correlation between subject specificity, Open Access and infrastructure. They show principles of existing research infrastructures and draw conclusions for a roadmap.
* Chapter A: Meier zu Verl, C., & W. Horstmann. 2011. “Introduction”, in: C. Meier zu Verl, & W. Horstmann (Eds.), Studies on Subject-Specific Requirements for Open Access Infrastructure. Bielefeld: Universitätsbibliothek, 5 - 17.
* Chapter B: Besemer, H., C. Addison, F. Pelloni, E.M. Porcari, & N. Manning-Thomas. 2011. “Agricultural Research”, in: C. Meier zu Verl, & W. Horstmann (Eds.), Studies on Subject-Specific Requirements for Open Access Infrastructure. Bielefeld: Universitätsbibliothek, 19 - 68.
* Chapter C: Spohr, D., & P. Cimiano. 2011. “Information and Communication Technology”, in: C. Meier zu Verl, & W. Horstmann (Eds.), Studies on Subject-Specific Requirements for Open Access Infrastructure. Bielefeld: Universitätsbibliothek, 69 - 124.
* Chapter D: Candela, L., A. Katifori, & P. Manghi. 2011. “e-Infrastructures Area”, in: C. Meier zu Verl, & W. Horstmann (Eds.), Studies on Subject-Specific Requirements for Open Access Infrastructure. Bielefeld: Universitätsbibliothek, 126 - 163.
* Chapter E: Hogenaar, A. , H. Tjalsma, & M. Priddy. 2011. “Research in the Humanities and Social Sciences”, in: C. Meier zu Verl, & W. Horstmann (Eds.), Studies on Subject-Specific Requirements for Open Access Infrastructure. Bielefeld: Universitätsbibliothek, 165 - 213.
* Chapter F: Hamann, I. . 2011. “Climate Research”, in: C. Meier zu Verl, & W. Horstmann (Eds.), Studies on Subject-Specific Requirements for Open Access Infrastructure. Bielefeld: Universitätsbibliothek, 216 - 309.
* Chapter G: McEntyre, J. , & A. Swan. 2011. “Health Sciences”, in: C. Meier zu Verl, & W. Horstmann (Eds.), Studies on Subject-Specific Requirements for Open Access Infrastructure. Bielefeld: Universitätsbibliothek, 312 - 357.
* Chapter H: Meier zu Verl, C., & W. Horstmann. 2011. “Subject-Specific Requirements for Open Access Infrastructure - Attempt at a Synthesis”, in: C. Meier zu Verl, & W. Horstmann (Eds.), Studies on Subject-Specific Requirements for Open Access Infrastructure. Bielefeld: Universitätsbibliothek, 345 - 366.

 


 

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  • Editors C. Meier zu Verl, & W. Horstmann (Eds.). 2011. Studies on Subject-Specific Requirements for Open Access Infrastructure. Bielefeld: Universitätsbibliothek.
    DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.2390/PUB-2011-1

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Usage Statistics from OA repositories

OpenAIRE is harvesting usage data from repositories in an effort to produce metrics that will lead to an alternative way of assessing FP7 OA publications. Find more information and learn how you can join this effort..

Subject-Specific Requirements for OA Infrastructures

OpenAIRE published the "Studies on Subject-Specific Requirements for Open Access Infrastructures" which highlight the subject-specific requirements to get an in-depth understanding of today's research infrastructures and future needs.

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