Dr. Ralf Goebel

http://www.dfg.de/lis/en http://www.ralfgoebel.org

Berlin, Knowledge by Networking 2007

Scientific Library Servicesand Information Systems:

“Digitisation Initiative”

Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft

Dr. Ralf Goebel

Information Infrastructure in Germany

Information Infrastructure in higher education and research in Germany:

Not a centrally coordinated effort:

DFG: Funding Programmes and political leadership in the community Other Science Organizations: Max Planck, Fraunhofer, Helmholtz,

Leibniz, Hochschulrektorenkonferenz, Wissenschaftsrat BMBF: Federal Ministry for Education and Research BKM: Commissioner for Cultural and Media Affairs Federal States: Information Infrastructure Programs for Higher

Education

The German Research Foundation

central public funding organisation for academic research in Germany

promote academic excellence on a competitive basis

(20.000 projects/year)

serve science / the humanities in all fields

support of young researchers

encourage international cooperation

foster links between science and industry

improvement of scientific information

infrastructures

Who we are

What we do

762.5

529.4

6.1

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300

600

900

1200

private sources

state governments

federal government

1,3 bn (regular) + 0,38 bn (extra)

Regular budget (1,3 Bn):

DFG Digital Information Initiative

„The objective is the implementation of an integrated digital environment for the provision of scientific information.“

• Fundamental shift: people are online

(data, office, calendar, blog, wikipedia,

films, hit lists, second life). 95% online!

• Paper -> Digital

(75.000 new printed publications per year)

• Internet and Web 2.0 are creating new

structures of science / portals / services

• Open Access (R&D 70:30)

• Now or never … (Google)

http://www.dfg.de/lis/en

Digital World

http://www.dfg.de/lis/ejournals / http://www.dfg.de/lis/etexte

National Licenses

Google, Micosoft, Yahoo, ...

http://books.google.de

rare books, special collections

[Google] 18th/19th century

out-of-print works

DFG:Quality and open access

German Imprints in the 16th and 17th Century - full-text access

http://www.vd17.de

DFG-Browser

Out-of-print-works

http://www.vascoda.de

DFG plans to invest about 9 million Euros per year to make out-of-print works accessible to the scientific community – based on the DFG national distributed library plan and the DFG supported subject-specific virtual libraries.

We now are in state of talking with the publishers, the libraries and other stakeholders and we believe that there are solutions we can find.

Subject-specific virtual libraries

http://www.menalib.de/

Open Access Repositories Long Term Preservation

Electronic publications should be freely available to academics and scientists via the internet. In order to achieve this objective, the DFG will support both open access journals and the additional publication of research results.

DFG will support the implementation of a system of networked repositories in Germany. Its architecture will support its embedding into larger European structures and secure the long-term availability of digital publications and data.

At a first step DFG offers support in the implementation of the LOCKSS system.

Digitalization projects will be asked to deliver a digital copy to the German National Library and the „Kopal archiving system“.

http://www.lockss.org / http://kopal.langzeitarchivierung.de

http://www.dfes.gov.uk/bologna/

1998 - Sorbonne Declaration (France, Italy, UK; Germany): „that Europe is not only that of the Euro, of the banks and the economy: it must be a Europe of knowledge as well.“

1999 – Bologna Study: „international labour market.“

2000 - Lisbon European Council: „to become the most competitive and dynamic knowledge-based economy “

2003 Berlin – „European educational area“ – Europäischer Bildungsraum.

2005 – Bergen: „knowledge-based society.“

2007 London – „We recognise the important influence higher education institutions ... in defining and transmitting the values on which our societies are built.“

The Bologna process (1)

http://www.dfes.gov.uk/bologna/

2010 - „We will take 2010 as an opportunity to reformulate the vision that motivated us in setting the Bologna Process in motion in 1999 and to make the case for an European Higher Education Area (EHEA) underpinned by values and visions that go beyond issues of structures and tools.“

The Bologna process (2)

Digital Libraries Initiative

„The Digital Libraries Initiative is a flagship project of the Commission's overall strategy to boost the digital economy.“

„Europe's cultural industries: audiovisual, media, publishing, libraries, museums and more.“

And everyone wins when they can visit Europe's best museums and libraries or watch European film productions online from their living rooms and school desks.“

„Once digitised, our cultural and scientific heritage can, for example, play a key role in the future growth of sectors such as learning and tourism“.

http://ec.europa.eu/information_society

EU Commission: Information Society and Media

http://www.mpib-berlin.mpg.de/pisa/english.html

Reading Skills (risk group) of 15 year old students (German States):

OECD: Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development


Information Society


Information Society

The scientific impact of nations / economic wealth

King, David A., 2004: The scientific impact of nations, nature, vol. 430: 311-316.

http://www.dti.gov.uk/files/file11959.pdf

The scientific impact of nations / economic wealth / reading skills (1)





The scientific impact of nations / economic wealth / reading skills (2)

Digital Libraries Initiative

http://ec.europa.eu/information_society/

The European Digital Library

http://www.dfg.de/lis/en

The objective is the implementation in Germany of an integrated, digital environment for the provision of scientific information in all disciplines and subjects by 2015.

DFG Vision

http://www.dfg.de/lis/enhttp://www.ralfgoebel.org

Berlin, Knowledge by Networking 2007

Scientific Library Servicesand Information Systems:

“Digitisation Initiative”

Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft

Dr. Ralf Goebel

Dr. Ralf Goebel

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