OpenAIRE – infrastruktur for åpen

forskning

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Nina Karlstrøm, Seksjonssjef Lisensavtaler og åpen tilgang

Bakgrunnen for OpenAIRE - fire faser med prosjektfinanisering

“OPENAIRE Project” started in 1st December 2009 with a duration of 36 months. The Project aim was to support the implementation of Open Access in Europe.

Second phase, the “OPENAIREPLUS Project” which started in 1st December 2011 and lasted 30 months. OpenAIRE extended the mission further to facilitate access to the entire Open Access scientific production of the European Research Area, providing cross-links from publications to data and funding schemes. This large-scale project brought together 41 pan-European partners, including three cross-disciplinary research communities.

Third phase continued via the “OPENAIRE2020 Project” which started in 1st January 2015 and lasted for 42 months. OpenAIRE2020 supported the H2020 full OA to publications implement and monitor these activities by promoting open scholarship and substantially improving the discoverability and reusability of research publications and data. The network of National Open Access Desks (NOADs) has been extended expanded once again (to 33 countries), in order to collect H2020 project outputs, and support researchdata management. Backing this vast outreach, the OpenAIRE platform continued its extension.

OpenAIRE recently entered its fourth phase, with the "OpenAIRE-Advance Project", which started in 1st January 2018 and will last for 36 months. OpenAIRE-Advance continues the mission of OpenAIRE to support the Open Access/Open Data mandates in Europe. By sustaining the current successful infrastructure, comprised of a human network and robust technical services, it consolidates its achievements while working to shift the momentum among its communities to Open Science, aiming to be a trusted e-Infrastructure within the realms of the European Open Science Cloud.

OpenAIRE Legal Entity formed in 2019 to continue the work of the projects in the former four phases

Univ. of Minho - SouthUniv. of Gent - West

Unit - NortheIFL - East

Univ. of Glasgow / Licenses Athena

RC / GDPR

CNR-ISTIAthena RCICMCERNUniv. of BielefeldUniv. of Bonn

34 NOADs

Organizations experts in OA

Technical Partners

Legal Experts

Who is OpenAIRE

Data CommunitiesEPOS-IT

Elixir-GR

DARIAH-DE

+ 5 more targeted research

communities

Regional NOAD Offices

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Support and training

• Harmonization for

policy makers

• Training

• Support

OS policies

• Interoperability

• Setup

• Connectivity

• Repositories

Infrastructure

• FAIR

• Open data

• Tools

• Legal

• Compliance

Open Research Data

• Guides

• Tools/repositories

• Licenses

• Compliance

OA to publications

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• Publications ~ 94 millionCrossRef, Unpaywall, DOAJ, publication repositories, national / thematic aggregators

• Research data ~ 4,1 millionDataCite, Research Infrastructure repositories, publication repositories

• Software ~ 120 000Research Software Repositories, publication repositories

• Other products ~ 4,9 millionData repositories, publication repositories, other product repositories

Content - January 2019

Numbers from beta.explore.openaire.eu

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Services for RDM & FAIR data

Monitor - Funder dashboard

Publications, research data, software published thanks to grants awarded by the

funder

Funding Impact

Monitoring of Open Science impact: data/software FAIRness, reproducibility trends

Open Access/Science Impact

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Monitor - Institutional dashboard

Ability of researchers affiliated with the institution to produce innovative and quality scientific

products

Research Impact

Ability of services maintained and operated by the institution to

support researchers at producing or storing scientific products

Service capacity impact

Ability of institution to reach funding from different funders

and disciplines

Funding Impact

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Which repositories to use (pubs, data, software…)

How to structure community (e.g., ontologies)

Which statistics and reports to produce

Which text mining rules to use for inference

Community “experts” configure the dashboard

Communities are “owners” of the Dashboard

Moderate end-users actions

Govern the service

OpenAIRE takes over aggregation, cleaning

inferring, statistics, reporting, APIs, etc.

Research Community Dashboard

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www.openaire.eu

explore.openaire.eu

monitor.openaire.euprovide.openaire.eu

develop.openaire.eu

connect.openaire.eu

"EOSC-hub and OpenAIRE-Advance get together to support Open Science and the European Open Science Cloud initiative"

Service integration

collaboratively work to ensure there is a seamless and continuous flow of scientific outputs e.g. publications, data and metadata, software and workflows

Communication, Engagement, Support and Training

joint communications and a joint training programme to provide researchers with a completepackage of information about services for open science.

Governance and Strategy

align the strategic plans of the two projects to ensure a coordinated community engagement, service development, and service positioning and sustainability within the EOSC.