Forskningsbibliotekerne får travlt, hvis den nationale Open Access strategi skal lykkes

Med nedsættelsen af en national styregruppe for Open Access (OA) ser der endelig ud til at ske noget på den front i Danmark. Uddannelses og Forskningsministeriet har, efter at have anbefalinger liggende i skuffen i flere år, nu endelig meldt en national strategi ud. Målet er 80% grøn OA i 2017 og 100% grøn OA i 2022 – en ganske ambitiøs og modig udmelding, der fordrer en tilsvarende ambitiøs indsats fra bibliotekernes side

OPERA - Open Research Analytics

p.p1 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; font: 10.0px 'Times New Roman'} In 2018 the Danish project; Open Research Analytics —OPERA—was launched. OPERA is supported by Danish funder DEFF and runs for two years. The project aims at establishing open and advanced research analysis systems at Danish universities and in the wider Danish landscape around the universities. OPERA brings together leading Danish actors with global operators and experts including Technical University of Denmark, Aalborg University, Aarhus University, Copenhagen University, Cornell University, TU Delft, German National Library of Science and Technology and CWTS Leiden. OPERA will address a wide range of challenges for research analysis: • GOOD GLOBAL DATA: Obtaining and consolidating the best global citations data • SSH INCLUDED: Providing adequate documentation for research in the humanities and social sciences and relevance of research in the humanities and social sciences • NEW TOOLS & CONCEPTS: Customizing and using innovative analysis and visualization tools • OPEN SYSTEM: An open source system, directed and controlled by Danish stakeholders • OPEN SCIENCE: Better recognition of Open Science contributions in metrics and evaluation The poster will present work in progress, methods and approaches of the various work packages within the OPERA project. </p