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Open Access RCUK Open Access Policy & post-2014 REF requirements James Bisset [email protected] Academic Liaison Librarian (Research
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Open AccessRCUK Open Access
Policy & post-2014 REF requirements
James Bisset [email protected] Liaison Librarian (Research Support)
What?
“on average across the NHS, [only] about a third of relevant journals were available free at the point of use”
http://bit.ly/MnfGEY Finch Report (June 2012), from data originally
reported in Heading for the Open Road: costs and benefits of transitions in scholarly communications,
RIN, PRC, Wellcome Trust, RLUK and JISC, 2011.
“many researchers … in smaller and less research-intensive institutions … do not have access to a sufficiently- wide range of titles”
http://bit.ly/MnfGEY Finch Report (June 2012), from data originally reported in Access to scholarly content: gaps and barriers, RIN,
Publishing Research Consortium and JISC, 2011.
“across central Government and its agencies, some 17% of relevant articles are available free at the point of use.”
http://bit.ly/MnfGEY Finch Report (June 2012), from data originally reported
in Heading for the Open Road: costs and benefits of transitions in scholarly communications, RIN, PRC,
Wellcome Trust, RLUK and JISC, 2011.
“lack of access … may mean that advice and inputs to policy-making are delayed or incomplete."
http://bit.ly/MnfGEY Finch Report (June 2012), from data originally reported
in Rightscom. Benefits of Open Access to Scholarly Research Outputs to the Public Sector, Report for the
Open Access Implementation Group, , 2012
“the voluntary sector … [often has to] rely on reports from research organisations and Government departments"
http://bit.ly/MnfGEY Finch Report (June 2012), from data originally reported
in Office for Public Management, Benefits of open access to scholarly research for VCS organisations, JISC
2012.
An article that is Open Access can be freely accessed by anyone in the world using an internet connection.
no subscription...
...no login or password
Some Open Access articles may also allow full or limited re-use of the content in the publication...
“... free availability on the public internet, permitting any users to read, download, copy, distribute, print, search, or link to the full texts of these articles, crawl them for indexing, pass them as data to software, or use them for any other lawful purpose, without financial, legal, or technical barriers other than those inseparable from gaining access to the internet itself. The only constraint on reproduction and distribution, and the only role for copyright in this domain, should be to give authors control over the integrity of their work and the right to be properly acknowledged and cited.“
http://www.budapestopenaccessinitiative.org/read Budapest Open Access Initiative.
Terminology
Gold / Green
Gold / GreenGold is not a measure of quality.
.
Gold / GreenGold is not a measure of quality.
Gold often (but not always) incurs a cost for the author.
Gold is available from the journal
website
Green is available from an Open
Access repositor
y
A subscription journal such as Nature Communications offers AUTHORS:
- [GREEN] the option to publish normally & self-archive their final peer-reviewed manuscript for free
- [GOLD] the option to pay-to-publish for a cost of $4800-$5200
A subscription journal such as Nature Communications offers AUTHORS:
- [GREEN] the option to publish normally & self-archive their final peer-reviewed manuscript for free
- [GOLD] the option to pay-to-publish for a cost of $4800-$5200Both options meet RCUK
requirements.
Both options meet proposed
post-2014 REF requirements
Check the requirements of your funder
RCUK Policy
Open Access Policy
Open Access Policy• applies to any peer-reviewed
journal articles or conference proceedings which:
Open Access Policy• applies to any peer-reviewed
journal articles or conference proceedings which:
- were submitted for publication on or after 1st April 2013
- Acknowledge funding from one of the seven UK Research Councils
Authors must…• include a statement providing
details of funding supporting the research;
Authors must…• include a statement providing
details of funding supporting the research;
• include a statement, if appropriate, on how underpinning research data can be accessed.
Authors must…• include a statement providing
details of funding supporting the research;
• include a statement, if appropriate, on how underpinning research data can be accessed.
• publish in journals which are compliant with Research Council policy on Open Access;
Is the journal compliant?In order to be deemed compliant with RCUK Policy, a journal must either:
“ [GOLD] provide, via its own website, immediate and unrestricted access to the final published version of the paper, which should be made available using the Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY) licence. This may involve payment of an ‘Article Processing Charge’ (APC) to the publisher.“
Is the journal compliant?In order to be deemed compliant with RCUK Policy, a journal must either:"provide, via its own website, immediate and unrestricted access to the final published version of the paper, which should be made available using the Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY) licence. This may involve payment of an ‘Article Processing Charge’ (APC) to the publisher.“
or...
[GREEN] permit the author to deposit their "final Accepted Manuscript in any repository, without restriction on non-commercial re-use and within a defined period. No APC will be payable to the publisher."
Clarifications:
GreenGold“Within a defined period”
“using the Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY) licence”
Clarifications:
GreenGoldEmbargo periodsNo Gold OA optionAHRC & ESRC: 12 monthsOther RCs: 6 months
Gold OA optionAHRC & ESRC: 24 monthsMRC: 6 monthsOther RCs: 12 months
Clarifications:
GreenGoldEmbargo periodsNo Gold OA optionAHRC & ESRC: 12 monthsOther RCs: 6 months
Gold OA optionAHRC & ESRC: 24 monthsMRC: 6 monthsOther RCs: 12 months
Summary:• include a statement of funding• include a statement of research
data• publish in journals which are
compliant
what to do
Support at Durham• Checking compliance of journals
(library)
• Managing and maintaining Durham Research Online (your institutional repository)
• RCUK Block Grant (£276,578 for 2013/14)
• Reporting back to RCUK/HEFCE
Writing article for journal
Article submitted
Article accepte
d
What open access options
does the journal offer
If required, will funding be available
Any APC charged is paid
Writing article for journal
Article submitted
Article accepte
d
What open access options
does the journal offer
If required, will funding be available
Any APC charged is paid
Suggested
timeline –
when to ask
for funding is
up to author
Step 1
Author needs to
know options
for preferred journal
You choose
Step 2
Author request
funding is committe
d to being
available
The only new fields for authors to complete are:• Confirm you require
funding• Provide the reference
number provided with confirmation
APC Funding Requested
APC Library Reference
Durham Research Online
(DRO)
Durham Research Online
http://dro.dur.ac.uk/depositors/dro_depositguide.pdf
Durham Research Online• 10,273 records in DRO
- 3,837 full text (37%) - 87 further records embargoed (1%)
• Durham Open Access Policy http://dro.dur.ac.uk/du_oa_policy_summary.pdf
• Add bibliographic details; Tick the box; Attach your final accepted manuscript.
Durham Research OnlineDepartment(Faculty of Science)
Records in DRO
Full text deposited
% full text
Publisher does not permit full text to be made available
% no OA permitted by publisher
% that could be achievable to make OA via DRO if authors deposited full text
Biological/Biomedical
347 111 31.99 47 13.54 86.46
Chemistry 398 125 31.41 123 30.90 69.10Computer Sciences 154 80 51.95 8 5.19 94.81Earth Sciences 319 73 22.88 36 11.29 88.71Engineering 595 246 41.34 59 9.92 90.08Mathematics 483 242 50.10 45 9.32 90.68Physics 839 534 63.65 96 11.44 88.56Psychology 409 134 32.76 44 10.76 89.24
Durham Research OnlineDepartment(Faculty of Arts and Humanities)
Records in DRO
Full text deposited
% full text
Publisher does not permit full text to be made available
% no OA permitted by publisher
% that could be achievable to make OA via DRO if authors deposited full text
Classics and Ancient History 99 33 33.33 16 16.16 83.84English Studies 207 54 26.09 57 27.54 72.46History 223 85 38.12 47 21.08 78.92Modern Languages and Cultures 248 61 24.60 32 12.90 87.10Music 96 34 35.42 19 19.79 80.21Philosophy 188 70 37.23 33 17.55 82.45Theology and Religion 265 75 28.30 65 24.53 75.47Classics and Ancient History 99 33 33.33 16 16.16 83.84English Studies 207 54 26.09 57 27.54 72.46
Durham Research OnlineDepartment(Faculty of Social Sciences and Health)
Records in DRO
Full text deposited
% full text
Publisher does not permit full text to be made available
% no OA permitted by publisher
% that could be achievable to make OA via DRO if authors deposited full text
Anthropology 459 169 36.82 68 14.81 85.19Applied Social Sciences 367 130 35.42 52 14.17 85.83Archaeology 671 271 40.39 129 19.23 80.77Economics, Finance & Business
843 227 26.93 122 14.47 85.53
Education 361 120 33.24 34 9.42 90.58Geography 1083 458 42.29 170 15.70 84.30Government & International Affairs
456 209 45.83 52 11.40 88.60
Law 645 204 31.63 173 26.82 73.18Medicine & Health 1003 315 31.41 164 16.35 83.65
Wellcome Trust
Initially only applied to peer-reviewed journal articles.
Initially only applied to peer-reviewed journal articles.
Has now been extended to monographs and book chapters.
“holders of grants awarded after 1st October 2013, and for existing grant-holders from October 2014”
“holders of grants awarded after 1 October 2013, and for existing grant-holders from October 2014”
“does not apply to textbooks,
“holders of grants awarded after 1 October 2013, and for existing grant-holders from October 2014”
“does not apply to textbooks, 'trade' books,
“holders of grants awarded after 1 October 2013, and for existing grant-holders from October 2014”
“does not apply to textbooks, 'trade' books, general reference works
“holders of grants awarded after 1 October 2013, and for existing grant-holders from October 2014”
“does not apply to textbooks, 'trade' books, general reference works or works of fiction,
“holders of grants awarded after 1 October 2013, and for existing grant-holders from October 2014”
“does not apply to textbooks, 'trade' books, general reference works or works of fiction, or to collections edited but not authored by Trust grantholders …
“holders of grants awarded after 1 October 2013, and for existing grant-holders from October 2014”
“does not apply to textbooks, 'trade' books, general reference works or works of fiction, or to collections edited but not authored by Trust grantholders … or non-fiction work[s] … aimed at a general audience and published by a commercial publisher.”
“… to be made available through PubMed Central (PMC) and Europe PubMed Central (Europe PMC) as soon as possible and in any event within six months of the publisher's official date of final publication.”
“… encourages - and where it pays an open access fee, requires - authors and publishers to licence research papers using the Creative Commons Attribution licence (CC-BY).”
No central institutional funding
Wellcome Trust will cover APC if the CC-by licence option is available and chosen by author.
Will also cover additional publication costs through their inflation/flexible funding allowance
Not limited to RCUK and Wellcome
Trust…- Action on Hearing Loss- Arthritis Research UK- Breakthrough Breast Cancer- British Heart Foundation- Cancer Research UK- Department of Health- Dunhill Medical Trust- European Commission- European Research Council- JISC- Marie Curie Cancer Care- Motor Neuron Disease Association- Parkinsons UK
Horizon 2020
“must ensure open access to all peer-reviewed scientific publications relating to its results”
“must ensure open access to all peer-reviewed scientific publications relating to its results” - required for journal articles
“must ensure open access to all peer-reviewed scientific publications relating to its results” - required for journal articles - strongly recommended for other publication formats
“must ensure open access to all peer-reviewed scientific publications relating to its results” - must deposit the published version or final peer-reviewed manuscript in a repository (such as DRO), “at the latest upon publication”.
“must ensure open access to all peer-reviewed scientific publications relating to its results” - must ensure the full text is accessible from the repository within a maximum of 6 months (12 months for social sciences & humanities)
“the beneficiary must [also] aim to … at the same time [make accessible] the research data needed to validate the results presented in the deposited scientific publications.” - preferably by depositing in a data repository.
“the beneficiary must [also] aim to … at the same time [make accessible] the research data needed to validate the results presented in the deposited scientific publications.” - preferably by depositing in a data repository.
Post-2014 REF
Post-2014 REF
Post-2014 REF
Announced they would be consulting
Post-2014 REF
Announced they would be consulting
Consulted about consulting
Post-2014 REF
Announced they would be consulting
Consulted about consulting
Have ran a consultation (Durham response available at http://bit.ly/18yuxXO)
Open Access and the REF
Open Access and the REF
Open Access and the REF
Post-2014 REF
Post-2014 REFLimited to peer-reviewed journal articles and conference papers.
Post-2014 REFLimited to peer-reviewed journal articles and conference papers.
Notice period from the date of the policy announcement.
Post-2014 REFLimited to peer-reviewed journal articles and conference papers.
Notice period from the date of the policy announcement.
Likely to have built in exclusions.
Post-2014 REFLimited to peer-reviewed journal articles and conference papers.
Notice period from the date of the policy announcement.
Likely to have built in exclusions.
Must be accessible from the author’s Institutional Repository
Summary
… the bottom line…
… the bottom line…REF requires deposit in an Institutional Repository
… the bottom line…REF requires deposit in an Institutional RepositoryRCUK requirements can (usually)* be met by depositing in an Institutional Repository
… the bottom line…REF requires deposit in an Institutional RepositoryRCUK requirements can (usually) be met by depositing in an Institutional RepositoryHorizon 2020 requirements can (usually)* be met by depositing in an Institutional Repository
… the bottom line…REF requires deposit in an Institutional RepositoryRCUK requirements can (usually) be met by depositing in an Institutional RepositoryHorizon 2020 requirements can (usually)* be met by depositing in an Institutional Repository
Durham Research OnlineDepartment Records
in DROFull text deposited
% full text
Publisher does not permit full text to be made available
% no OA permitted by publisher
% that could be achievable to make OA via DRO if authors deposited full text
Biological/Biomedical
347 111 31.99 47 13.54 86.46
Chemistry 398 125 31.41 123 30.90 69.10Computer Sciences 154 80 51.95 8 5.19 94.81Earth Sciences 319 73 22.88 36 11.29 88.71Engineering 595 246 41.34 59 9.92 90.08Mathematics 483 242 50.10 45 9.32 90.68Physics 839 534 63.65 96 11.44 88.56Psychology 409 134 32.76 44 10.76 89.24
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Image Credits
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