origins, evolution, current status, management and perspectives of the SciELO network of open access

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ScientificElectronicLibraryOnline
origins, evolution, current status,
managementand perspectives of the SciELO network
ofopen access collections of Ibero-America
journals
BIREME Latin American and Caribbean Center on
Health Sciences / Pan American Health
Organization /World Health Organization
Abel L PackerSciELO Operational
CoordinatorBIREME/PAHO/WHO, Director Workshop
on Electronic Publishing and Open Access
Developing Countries Perspectives, Indian Academy
of Sciences and Indian Institute of Science, 2-3
November, Bengalooru, India,
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2006 SciELO Geographic and Language Coverage
geographic
Latin America, CaribbeanPortugal Spain
languages
EnglishPortugueseSpanish
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LC articles in SCI-Exp, world articles
LAC articles
Latin American and Caribbean Scientific Production
ISI Web of Sciences
12 are published in LAC journals
Source Ricyt, 2006
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Growth of publications, from 1994 (base 100) to
2003Source RiCYT, 2006, http//ricyt.centroredes
.mine.nu/ricyt/elc2004/1.pdf
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LAC publications indexed in international
databases 1994 and 2003Source RiCYT, 2006,
http//ricyt.centroredes.mine.nu/ricyt/elc2004/1.p
df
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0,5
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Country journals and articles presence in JCRISI
Thomsom Scientific, 2004 Edition
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LAC/2006 - projected number of articles
according indexing
Articlesindexed inISI SCIexp
SciELO Auto-Archive Repository
Articlesindexed inSciELO
IndexedinBoth
IndexedinBoth
Public Funding is provided for page charge for
most of the articles and for most of the locally
published journals
5,500 articles
11,500 articles
37,500 articles
43,000 articles
17,000 articles
55,000 articles with LAC affiliation -
projected for 2006
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SciELO Scientific Electronic Library Online
2005 NIH Public Acces Policy 2003 Directory
of Open Acces Journal 2002 HINARI 2001 PLOS
Letter, Journal site in 2002 2000 PubMED
Central BioMed Central 1999
OAI 1998 Virtual Health Library1997 - SciELO
Brazil, Chile PubMED - MEDLINE
with open access 1993 Bioline
International 1991 arXiv OA - time line
Launched in Brazil in 1997 by a FAPESP-BIREME
joint project FAPESP The State of
São Paulo Research Foundationand
BIREME/PAHO/WHO Latin American and
Caribbean Center on Health Sciences Pan
American Health Organization / World Health
Organization
Adopted by Chile in 1998 under the leadership of
CONICyT CONICyT National Commission
for Scientific and Technological Research
Evolved networking national and thematic
collections since 2000
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SciELO Specific Objective
To improve quality of national and regional
scholarly journals
Strategy Publish collections of selected
journals in open access mode with integrated
measure of use and impact
visibilility
accesibilility
quality
Select/Index quality journals complementing ISIS
SCI and other international indexes
credibility
use
Links from articles with national and
international information sources
impact
Move journals from the status of local and
regional towards the international flow of
scientific information
Meta-publisher to promote improvement of journals
quality
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Strategy
Network ofNational and thematic collections
Inter-operate with other networks
VirtualHealthLibrary
Information and Knowledge for the managementof
science, technologyand innovation
WHO is adopting the VHL Model for Global Health
Libraryand ePORTUGUESe networks
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Institutions involved directly or indirectly in
the networks
National Academy of Sciences
National and State Science Councils
Universities, Faculties and Research Institutes
Ministries of Education, S T and Health
Scientific Societies
International Organizations
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www.bireme.org
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www.scielo.org
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SciELO is promoted, developed, managed and
operated as a network of
national and thematic collections of journals
Open access interoperable --- OAI protocol---
Web Services protocol
SciELO, November 2006
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LAC/2006 - projected number of articles
according indexing
Articlesindexed inISI SCIexp
Articlesindexed inSciELO
IndexedinBoth
5,500 articles
43,000 articles
17,000 articles
55,000 articles with LAC affiliation -
projected for 2006
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maximize links article as a portal
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SciELO Brazil, articles downloaded 1998-Oct2006
Max 1,00010,00050,000100,000200,000500,0001,
000,0003,000,0006,000,000
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SciELO Chile articles downloaded 2002-2005
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Onlineinter-library loan
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public healthEnglishSpanishPortugues
BrazilEnglishPortuguese
social sciencesenglish edition
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SciELO Brasil, 2006, Impact Factor Revista de
Saúde Pública
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SciELO Brazil 2004 Top Journal Impact factor
3-year based
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ISI JCR, SciELO Brazil journals, citatations
received in ISI JCR in 1998 and 2003
ISI JCR, SciELO Brazil journals, impact factor in
1998 y 2003 and icrease in impact factor median
of the journal category in ISI JCR
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SciELO Brazil 20 titles most cited, julho 2006
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citing
cited
SciELO Public Health distribution of citations
among journals 2001-2005, june2006
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Impact Factor SciELO ISI
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services
maximize links article as a portal
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common search
Articlesindexed inISI SCIexp
SciELO Auto-Archive Repository
Articlesindexed inSciELO
IndexedinBoth
IndexedinBoth
Same methodology--- markup--- links--- on the
fly statistics of usage and impact
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SciELO Brazil Open Access Is public funding of 1
million dollars per year worthwhile?
2005 indicators
150 journals online, about 6,500 per journal per
year
9,811 new articles, about 100 per new article
per year
60,000 articles total, about 16 per article
online per year
27 million articles downloaded, about 3.7 cents
per download
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Is it possible to become auto-sustainable
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SciELO Open Access Mode
Towards a sustainable framework
SciELO as a meta-publisher
Government science, technology and innovation
agencies and programs
SciELO National Programs
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Academic and scientific socities publishers
Public available services for electronic
publishing to lessen radically costs. Phasing out
public funding for paper publishing
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Sponsors
Authors
SciELO Autoarchive Repositories for peer-review
articles published in non-SciELO journals
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Private publishers
Brokers
Thank you !