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The Organisational and Technical Aspects of Slovenian Open Access Infrastructure
Milan Ojsteršek University of Maribor, Faculty of Electrical Engineering and
Computer [email protected]
The Slovenian open access infrastructure is partly financed by the European Union, European Regional Development Fund and Ministry of Education, Science and Sport of the Republic of Slovenia within the framework of the Operational Programme for Strengthening Regional Development Potentials for Period 2007 - 2013.
Project ODUN
The state of open access in Slovenia in 2012
• More than 40 open access journals and more than 20 digital archives and repositories.
• Publications have been duplicated across different repositories or digital archives.
• Inadequate quality of metadata of research publications, research data, dissertations and theses.
• Processes for submission of theses, dissertations, research publications, research data and other academic production have not been established.
• No common search engine for theses, dissertations, research publications, research data and other academic production.
• Lack of common recommender system and plagiarism detection system.• Lack of metadata, data, content, submission and preservation policies.
Examples of national infrastructures of open access
• NARCIS, Netherland• RIAN, Irland• NORA, Norvay• OA-Netzwerk, Germany• openarchives.gr, Greece• PLEIADI, Italy• Federacja bibliotek cyfrowych, Poland• RCAAP, Portugal• RECOLECTA, Spain• DiVA, Sweden
Plans:• SHared Access Reseach Ecosystem (SHARE), USA• Digital Scientific Library, France
Open Science Slovenia (http://www.openscience.si)- similar content detection,- federated search,- recommendation system.
DKUMRUL RUP RUNG
ePrints.FRI PeFprints DRUGG SSDA
Other digital
archives
A network diagram of the Slovenian open access infrastructure
DIRROS REVIS
dLib DKMORSVideolectures.NET SciVie
Institutional repository
ARNES AAI or University
authentication system
Open Science Slovenia
OpenAIRE,DART-
Europe,BASE,ROAR,
OpenDOAR…
University Web servers
University academic information system
UL document management
system
EPrints repositories dLib.si Videolectures.
NET DKMORSOther
sources
JavaScript APIRSS
OAI-PMHXML or LDAP
web service
web service
web service
OAI-PMH OAI-PMHXML JSON
web service
XML, web service, OAI-PMH
web serviceSRU/SRW
XML orLDAP
The institutional repository linked to external systems and the national portal
The main advantages of the Slovenian infrastructure in comparison with other national
infrastructures • The plagiarism detection system.• The central recommender system.• Integration of institutional repositories with:
– the information and authentication systems of the universities, ARNES AAI,
– the national bibliographic system COBISS.SI, – the national current research information system SICRIS and– the national portal Open Science Slovenia.
• Availability of repositories from mobile applications for Android, Windows Phone, and iOS devices.
• Some new features in institutional repositories (mentor statistics, automatic document segmentation and the normalisation of authors using CONOR.SI authority file).
A sequence diagram of final study work submission and publication at the universities of Maribor and of Nova Gorica
Benefits
• Open access to results of study and research activities of universities, resulting in greater impact (citation),
• consequentially better utilization rate of research funding from public funds,
• number of visits is one of the criteria for calculation of university ranking on Webometrics list (http://www.webometrics.info/).
New challenges• Improving of cataloguing process in COBISS.• Inclusion of spatial and temporal coverage in metadata of publications.• Establishment of URN namespaces for our repositories.• Establishment of digital preservation process.• Web 2.0 and Web 3.0 functionalities for users of repositories.• Usage of OpenAire API for controlling of insertion of project metadata.• Inclusion of serial publications and monographies, produced by institutions
into their repositories.• Better user interface in institutional repositories for insertion and
presentation of e-lectures, enhanced, serial and monograph publications.• Establishment of processes for publication of research data in different
research areas.• Automatic extraction of uncontrolled keywords and classification with UDC,
Eurovoc, LCH, Agrovoc, ACM, CERIF and MeSH taxonomies.
Where you find more information• National portal of open science: http://www.openscience.si/Default.aspx • DKUM: https://dkum.ukm.si/info/index.php/eng/ • RUL: http://repozitorij.uni-lj.si/info/index.php/eng/ • RUP: http://repozitorij.upr.si/info/index.php/eng/ • RUNG: http://repozitorij.ung.si/info/index.php/eng• DIRROS: http://dirros.openscience.si/info/index.php/eng• REVIS: http://revis.openscience.si/info/index.php/eng
• Our last publication: Milan Ojsteršek , Janez Brezovnik , Mojca Kotar , Marko Ferme , Goran
Hrovat , Albin Bregant , Mladen Borovič , (2014) "Establishing of a Slovenian open access infrastructure: a technical point of view", Program: electronic library and information systems, Vol. 48 Iss: 4, pp.394 – 412http://www.emeraldinsight.com/doi/full/10.1108/PROG-02-2014-0005
Contact
Milan OjsteršekUniversity of Maribor, Faculty of electrical Engineering and Computer Sciencetel.: +386 2 220 74 51, +386 40 696 538email: [email protected]