1. IOP Update, LISA VII Kerry Kroffe June 20, 2014

2. ● What’s been happening since LISA VI? ● Recent IOP Developments ● Astronomy Image Explorer ● eBooks ● Open Access ● ORCID ● FundRef ● Open Access in Astronomy & Astrophysics ● Recent AAS Developments ● IOPscience Article Evolution ● E–only in 2015 ● Future Table of Contents

3. A review of “Looking Ahead” ✔ ✔

4. Astronomy Image Explorer (Home Page)

5. Astronomy Image Explorer (Detailed Image)

6. ● Launched in 2014 “from the ground up” ● Born digital ● Subscription based ● Available in EPUB3, PDF, HTML ● Downloadable at Chapter/Book level ● DRM free ● Rich media (videos, etc…) ● Counter compliant usage ● Integrated with journals platform ● Two products currently available ● 35 total books for 2014 eBooks

7. ● Open Access ● All IOP owned journals are either hybrid or fully OA ● Many (but not all) partners offer hybrid or full OA journals ● Launched “offsetting” program to prevent “double dipping” ● ORCID ● Accepting ORCIDs from peer review from Spring of 2013 ● Began depositing metadata with CrossRef in the Fall of 2013 ● AAS began collecting ORCIDs in Winter of 2013 ● AAS began transmitting ORCIDs in early 2014 ● FundRef ● Currently collecting for IOP titles ● Deposit with CrossRef to begin next month ● AAS slightly later IOP Developments

8. Open Access in Astronomy & Astrophysics (A warning…) Figures often beguile me, particularly when I have the arranging of them myself; in which case the remark attributed to Disraeli would often apply with justice and force: "There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies and statistics." - Mark Twain's Own Autobiography: The Chapters from the North American Review Illustration by Peter Newell from COSMOPOLITAN, August 1898

9. The Astronomy & Astrophysics OA Starscape

10. The Astronomy & Astrophysics OA Starscape (Main Journals) 89.1%

11. The Astronomy & Astrophysics OA Starscape (cntd…) 3.5%

12. The Astronomy & Astrophysics OA Starscape (cntd…) 7.4%

13. ● Article Evolution ● A new way to deliver journal content ● Significantly improved navigation ● New figure and table browser ● Streamlined mobile version for reading on the go ● MathJax for displaying complex math ● Article level metrics ● CJK Characters ● And more… And more… ● IOPscience Article Evolution conversion ● IOP published articles ● 16,495 articles converted ● Looking at entire back file (38,039 articles) AAS Developments

14. DbF ORCID Digital Quanta Digital Reprints Article Numbering Open Data CJK ( 杨明 ) Character Support Free US Public Library Access PDF Figures E-only subscriptions in 2015 AAS Developments (cntd.)

15. DbF ORCID Digital Quanta Digital Reprints Article Numbering Open Data CJK ( 杨明 ) Character Support Free US Public Library Access PDF Figures E-only subscriptions in 2015 AAS Developments (cntd.)

16. ● Death to PDF! ● Embrace “born digital” ● Question everything ● Tools for authorship/review ● Content presentation (what’s a page?) ● Networked environments ● Graceful versioning ● Optimize tools to reduce administrative burden on scholars ● Semantically driven overlays ● Dynamically generated EPUB3 for journal articles ● Allow for file customization ● Dynamic updates (stylesheets, etc…) The Future * * As seen through Kerry Kroffe’s eyes (not representing IOP or AAS necessarily)

17. Thank You! Questions? Kerry Kroffe Publisher kerry.kroffe@iop.org @kerrykroffe