Title: Overview
1Overview
- Alma Swan
- Key Perspectives Ltd
- Truro, UK
2The scene in the first decade of the new
millennium
- Technologies racing along (ahead / away)
- EU targets and goals
- i2010 vision (Single Information Space)
- Mobility of research professionals
- Lisbon Agenda
- Knowledge Triangle
- Competition for students, staff, rankings
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3This meeting
- The Web
- Open Access
- Research policy and management
- Berlin Declaration, EU petition.
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4The Web
- Not reached full potential
- Research institution websites
- Dissemination tool
- Enables measurement tools (that bring new
capabilities to research management and
policymaking)
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5The USouthampton conundrum
The G-Factor rankings (universitymetrics.com)
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6Why is Southampton so strong?
- Strong research base
- TBL et al
- Mandatory deposit of research output in ECS
repository for 4 years (c11K items) - University repository actively managed and now to
have mandatory deposit - All very strong web presence
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8Search / retrieve
Other value adding
Aggregate / display
Editorial
Count / assess
Peer review
REPOSITORIES and OA journal content
Ingest layer services
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9Repositories in Europe
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10Your repository
- Collects institutions outputs in one place
- Shop window / showcase for the institution
- Disseminates the institutions outputs
- Provides the locus for measurement and assessment
of the institutions efforts
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11- Repositories are vital to universities
economies and to the UK economy as a whole. - Professor J Drummond Bone
- President of Universities UK
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12Economic impact of Open Access
- With the United Kingdom's GERD Gross
Expenditure on Research and Development at USD
33.7 billion and assuming social returns to RD
of 50, a 5 increase in access and efficiency
their conservative estimate would have been
worth USD 1.7 billion and - Houghton et al, 2006
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13For funders The economic arguments
Governments would boost innovation and get a
better return on their investment in publicly
funded research by making research findings more
widely available . and by doing so they would
maximise social returns on public
investments. OECD Report on Scientific
Publishing, 2005
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14EUs Innovation Reports
- The RD Triangle research, education, innovation
- SMEs find it hard to get access to the basic
research information they need to innovate
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15Your repository
- Increases your research visibility
- University of Otago Business School
- Launched November 2005
- February 2006 20,000 downloads
- 220 articles
- Increases your research impact
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16Open Access increases citations
Range 36-200 (Data Stevan Harnad and
co-workers)
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17Your repository
- Increases your research visibility
- University of Otago Business School
- Launched November 2005
- February 2006 20,000 downloads
- 220 articles
- Increases your research impact
- Enables you to collect, track and monitor your
outputs
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18Todays programme
- The infrastructure needed
- The things that can already be measured
- The policies that need to be in place
- The ways forward
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19Thank you
- aswan_at_keyperspectives.co.uk
- www.keyperspectives.co.uk
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