1. The OpenAIRE Infrastructure
Natalia Manola
University of Athens
& Athena Research Center
The OpenAIRE Infrastructure

2. OpenAIRE2020 3-5 projects in one… Starts January 2015
Duration 42 months
50 partners
33 National Open Access Desks
6 technical partners
5 scholarly communication organizations
4 data communities
2 legal experts
9 mi Euros EC contribution
3-5 projects in one…
Developing the Open Sience Commons - Sept 25, Amsterdam

3. Main activities Solidify, consolidate and enhance services
Interoperating, monitoring, measuring impact, reporting, Zenodo, …
Interoperate with data repositories
Support the OA Research Data Pilot
Carry out the Gold OA pilot for FP7
Test out new forms of scholarly communication
Solidify international collaborations
Establish OpenAIRE legal entity
Developing the Open Sience Commons - Sept 25, Amsterdam

4. Solidify, consolidate and enhance
Monitoring, measuring, reporting services
OpenAIRE to be THE service supporting the H2020 OA mandate on scientific publications
Integrate our services to the EC participant portal for reporting
Monitor services intensified
Enhance reporting mechanisms
Links to the Digital Agenda Scoreboard
Approach impact measuring
Links to European Patent Office data
Links to altmetrics services
Attract other funders through NOAD outreach (FCT, NWO, DFG, …)
Developing the Open Sience Commons - Sept 25, Amsterdam

5. Solidify, consolidate and enhance
Extending interoperability protocols
Open Access publication broker
Notification service amongst repositories, publishers, CRIS systems
Work jointly with JISC and COUPERIN
LOD framework for OpenAIRE
Link out to other infrastructures
Links to PSI, DBPedia, Open Educational Resources
Additional protocols to transition to Research Object concept
ResourceSync, W3C annotation, …
Developing the Open Sience Commons - Sept 25, Amsterdam

6. Interoperate with data repositories
Link publications, data, funding, software
A data citation interlinking service
Resolve cross-references between datasets and publications
RDA/WDS Data Publishing Services
Open Data Citation Index Service
Study implications and impact on different disciplines
Establish working links with r3data.org
Re-visit our content acquisition policy
Developing the Open Sience Commons - Sept 25, Amsterdam

7. Support the H2020 data pilot
In many different ways
Support institutions, PO’s, PC’s in their RDM activities
Promote good practices through DMP tools (Jisc/DCC, DANS)
Educate NOAD’s for deeper understanding of the need for RDM planning and policies, bring out the role of the library
Promote data repository validation mechanisms (DANS)
Promote and enhance Zenodo services for H2020 needs
Provide anonymization guidelines and services
Support through a legal study on
data protection, privacy law, confidentiality
research data under the PSI directive
Developing the Open Sience Commons - Sept 25, Amsterdam

8. Gold OA pilot for FP7 – post project
Allocated amount: 4 mi. Work carried out by LIBER and UCL
Establish compliance criteria/specifications for articles
Commission a market/economic impact study
Roadmap of a sustainable and competitive OA publishing market
Develop and implement appropriate workflows
Link workflows and monitoring to OpenAIRE platform
Engage all relevant stakeholders
Report back to the EC…
Developing the Open Sience Commons - Sept 25, Amsterdam

9. Scholarly communication issues
Measuring impact (CWTS)
multidimensional indicators of scholarly performance based on data retrieved by the OpenAIRE platform
indicators for second level impact that link OA to possible social, cultural and economic impact
Open review to literature (COUPERIN)
What’s out there? Systematic analysis
Prototype for SSH based on hypotheses.org platform
Commission two more prototypes via open tender calls
carry out experiments to model the workflow from blog articles (original articles, reviews about publications, case studies, etc.) for the selection, review and revision of these articles towards peer reviewed publications (journal articles and edited books)
Developing the Open Sience Commons - Sept 25, Amsterdam

10. International collaboration
via COAR – Coalition of Open Access Repositories
Support the global alignment of repository networks
OpenAIRE, SHARE, LaRerencia, CAS, Australia, Canada, Jisc, …
Transfer the OpenAIRE technology to Latin America via targeted pilots
Guidelines for repositories, validator
Assess feasibility of OpenAIRE platform to be rolled out in LA
Developing the Open Sience Commons - Sept 25, Amsterdam

11. OpenAIRE to become a legal entity
Early 2016
In progress
Stakeholder analysis
Cost benefit analysis
To be defined
Governance model
Logistics
Developing the Open Sience Commons - Sept 25, Amsterdam

12. Collaborations
EUDAT - B2Share and Zenodo, data catalogues, trusted repositories, RDMs
EGI - Data catalogues, trusted repositories, RDMs; Processing services for distributed TDM operations
Science Europe - policies
CASRAI, Jisc, SHARE, EuroCRIS – metadata & protocol guidelines
Re3data.org
RDA groups (data publishing, long tail of science, metadata formats)
DataCite, ORCID - identifiers
GEANT/AAI - EduGain (via GRNET)
Text and Data Mining legal (GARRI) and technical infrastructure (EINFRA 1)
Developing the Open Sience Commons - Sept 25, Amsterdam

13. Kick-off: Jan 2015 in Athens
Developing the Open Sience Commons - Sept 25, Amsterdam