1. CRIS and open access publishing
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CRIS and open access publishing
Antti Rousi, 8 Apr, 2016
Library, Aalto University

2. Examples of how much of the research output
Examples of how much of the research output* could be self-archived into an university’s institutional repository according to the current policies? *= From Web of Science publication data and SHERPA/RoMEO data Note that pre-print related permissions are not counted. Only accepted manuscripts (after peer-review) and final published article permissions. These percentages do not apply as such for commercial e-print servers. If complying with the embargo periods, no fee to publishers required

3. Examples of how much of the research output
Examples of how much of the research output* could be self-archived into an university’s institutional repository according to the current policies? *= From Web of Science publication data and SHERPA/RoMEO data Note that pre-print related permissions are not counted. Only accepted manuscripts (after peer-review) and final published article permissions. These percentages do not apply as such for commercial e-print servers. If complying with the embargo periods, no fee to publishers required

4. Ministry of education and open science

5. Save the accepted manuscript document. submitted via e. g
Save the accepted manuscript document* submitted via e.g. manuscript central
Library verifies whether submission complies with the publisher policy and adds an embargo period if required
If in doubt whether your co-authors approve open publishing of the manuscript, please verify this
Submission complies with publisher’s policy?
Upload the accepted manuscript to ACRIS following the instructions in ACRISwiki NO
YES
Document set to “Closed” in ACRIS
Release of the open manuscript after possible embargo
* = See ACRIShelp-wiki for publisher specific document examples