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Dissemination or Dissemination or Publication? CERN w orkshop on I nnovations in Some consequences from smudging Some consequences from smudging Scholarly Com m unication the boundaries between research ( OAI 5 ) d data and research

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Dissemination or Dissemination or Publication?

Some consequences from smudging

CERN w orkshop on I nnovations in

Some consequences from smudging the boundaries between research d d h

Scholarly Com m unication ( OAI 5 )

data and research papers

Graham Pryor – University of Edinburgh

1 8 -2 0 April 2 0 0 7 CERN

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StORe guide StORe guide

  • Vision and defining features
  • Vision and defining features
  • Relationship with scholarly publishing

p y p g

  • StORe in an e-Science landscape

S O

  • How StORe works
  • What else might be in StORe

What else might be in StORe

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The StORe vision The StORe vision

  • Seamless transport

from research data to

Output

research publications and vice versa

  • Bi-directional links

proven in social

Middle ware

science e-research but capable of export to other disciplines

Source

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StORe middleware defining features StORe middleware – defining features

Web 2 0 approach similar to FOAF web services such as Flickr or Web 2.0 approach, similar to FOAF web services such as Flickr or MySpace, gives control to the researcher

  • Permanent links between publications and underlying data
  • Federations of institutional repositories and data archives
  • Simple process for assignment of metadata

Simple process for assignment of metadata

  • Searchable metadata assigned at collection level inherited by

items within the collection Collection o ners to add indi id al items ith titles as minim m

  • Collection owners to add individual items with titles as minimum

additional metadata

  • Owners to determine which items are public / private
  • Owners to form collaborations with colleagues / ‘friends’
  • Owners to select items for deposit and for publication

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To publish To publish

Th d ti d di i ti f lit t

  • The production and dissemination of literature or

information

  • The activity of making information available for
  • The activity of making information available for

public view

  • Traditionally the distribution of printed works
  • Traditionally, the distribution of printed works
  • Recently expanded to include electronic

resources – e g the electronic versions of books resources e.g. the electronic versions of books and periodicals, as well as websites and blogs

  • Includes development, acquisition, marketing,

Includes development, acquisition, marketing, production (printing and its electronic equivalents) and distribution

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Traditional scholarly publication Traditional scholarly publication

H th i

  • Hypothesis
  • Undertake research/experiment

p

  • Produce/manage data
  • Select and organise evidence
  • Select and organise evidence
  • Write/assemble paper
  • Submit to peer review
  • Apply revisions and produce final draft

Apply revisions and produce final draft

  • Publish

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Making e data public Making e-data public

H th i

  • Hypothesis
  • Undertake research/experiment
  • Produce data/commence data curation
  • Produce data/commence data curation
  • Publish data ←
  • Select and organise evidence
  • Select and organise evidence
  • Write/assemble paper
  • Submit to peer review

Submit to peer review

  • Apply revisions and produce final draft
  • Publish paper ←

p p

  • Activate data-publication links

[Peer review of data?]

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Two way links benefits and risks Two-way links - benefits and risks

Opportunities to P t ti l i k f Opportunities to

  • Explore a deeper level of

detail Potential risks from

  • Uncertainty of peer

review

  • Validate experiments (viz

Chang’s nightmare)

  • Track the use and

review

  • Premature dissemination
  • Subversion of scholarly
  • Track the use and

improvement of research

  • utput

Id if ll b Subversion of scholarly paper

  • Scavenging
  • Identify collaborators
  • Confirm completeness of

information searches

  • Lack of interpretative data

information searches

  • Supplement published

papers

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Current trends Current trends

  • Big science

– Astronomy: Virtual Observatory y y – Biosciences: the Wellcome mandate

F d ti d ti

  • Federations and consortia

– IRIScotland – EU policy: global knowledge economy (⅔ of €50billion FP7 funding for ‘Cooperation’) g p )

  • StORe pilot (UKDA/LSE)

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How StORe works How StORe works

The StORe pilot demonstrator The StORe pilot demonstrator

  • Allows publication only if data has been deposited or

identified

  • Groups items (data and publications) as projects
  • Accepts projects based on either primary or secondary

analysis analysis – Primary analysis creates new data Secondary analysis is based on existing data and – Secondary analysis is based on existing data and may or may not create new data

  • Source repository - the UK Data Archive

p y

  • Output repository - the LSE’s Research Articles Online
  • Pilot federation - includes a test institutional repository

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at the University of Essex

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How StORe works How StORe works

Research University of Essex UKDA Articles Online (Output) (Institutional) (Source)

LSE’ O Sit LSE

R h

UKDA O Sit LSE’s Own Site LSE

collaborations Researchers Area

UKDA

collaborations

Own Site

Peer-reviewed items Items for Items Items for review Value- in own house style, additional metadata and ID review (have IDs of data used and (have IDs of data used) UKDA verifies added items in own house style, data produced) LSE approves (ID added as (acquisition number added) and approves additional metadata and ID part of process) (ID added)

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How StORe works How StORe works

PRESENT SEARCH i t d t i E PRESENT SEARCH is across metadata in Essex

  • Find an article and you can

–find the associated data –move to the official versions at LSE or UKDA move to the official versions at LSE or UKDA –list all articles and related items of the author Fi d d t d

  • Find data and you can

–find all articles associated with them –e-mail data owner to request access to approved but embargoed/private data

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pp g p

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How StORe works How StORe works

EXAMPLE FUTURE Essex as multi-disciplined institutional repository in large federation of large federation of

  • source & output repositories plus
  • StORe enabled institutional repositories at other
  • StORe-enabled institutional repositories at other

HE/FE institutions P idi Providing

  • local searches in institutional repositories
  • cross-Federation access to all repositories
  • individual institutional search indexes merged at

th StOR t l

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the StORe portal

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How StORe works How StORe works

A user can search across all or specific collections without being logged in, using a simple using a simple Google-type search…

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How StORe works How StORe works

……or by employing employing more advanced advanced

  • ptions

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How StORe works How StORe works

Registered users Registered users can also view data within

  • Solely owned

private or public collections collections

  • Collaborative

collections within a federated source or output repository repository

  • Collections to

which they are

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y contributor

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Making data public with StORe – parallels with traditional processes

  • Data deposit in institutional repositories

until accepted by source repository p y p y

  • Source repository verifies data authenticity

P bli ti d d t d t d it d

  • Publication dependent on data deposit and

subject to output repository controls

  • Access to non-public objects can be

restricted and requires authentication restricted and requires authentication

  • Release of data can be embargoed

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Implications for scholarly publication Implications for scholarly publication

Regulation

  • Regulation

– not strictly open access extent of ‘publication’ is controlled – extent of publication is controlled

  • Access control

Authentication of users – Authentication of users – Not based on paying the price

  • Researcher rule
  • Researcher rule
  • Potential for verifiable research output

M d f f ll b ti

  • Managed forum for collaborations
  • Increased expectation for delivery of

h ‘ k ’

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research ‘package’

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Opportunities for ‘small science’ Opportunities for small science

  • Role for institutional repositories
  • Federations – regional or discipline

StOR iddl

  • StORe middleware

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http://jiscstore.jot.com/WikiHome/

Thank you – any questions?

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