connecting the dots - e-infra services for open science

Natalia ManolaAthena Research and Innovation Centre

& University of Athens, Dept. of Informatics

@openaire_eu@openminted_eu@ProjectOpenUp

Connecting the dots -E-Infra services for Open Science

Open Science

Policies and practiceshand in hand for a sustainable OA

From Open Access to Open Science …

more facets to consider

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Linked Open SciencePutting research in the right context

Intelligent discovery

Transparency and trust

Reproducibility

Monitor & analysis


One size does not fit all

Differentdisciplines, needs, behaviors

Diverse research information/data sources (publication, data, software, …)

Long tail of science vs. big science

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Interoperability at all levels human, organization,policy, legal, technology/services

PARTICIPATORY DESIGN IS KEY

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Need pragmatic approach

E-Infrastructures for open science

1. OpenAIRE - facilitate Open Science

2. OpenMinTeD - add value to Open Science

3. OpenUP - intervene in the openness process


A bird’s eye view

Fosters the social and technicallinks in scholarly

communication for making science open and reproducible

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…it’s all about peopleLocal support for Europe’s diverse research landscape


Human support network

• 33+ expert nodes all over

Europe helping with• Training & support

• Policy alignment

• Technical assistance

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… and synergies around the worldInteroperability alignment, sharing

technologies & services• La Refencia: Latin America repository network

• JAIRO – Japanese Institutional Repositories

Online

• REMERI – Mexican Network of Institutional

Repositories

• World Data Service – 70 data repositories

• …


Researchers & research communities

Data providers Funders & research administrators

3rd party service providers

…and services for all

Services at all levels of e-Infrastructure. Services that cover all research life-cycle.



Literature Repositories

OA Journals

Funding Info

Validation

Cleaning

De-duplicating

Inferring

Linking

Organizations

Projects

AuthorsDatasets

Publications

Data Providers

…

Monitoring

Reporting

Evaluation

Impact

Classification

Clustering

Analysis

CRIS systems

An EU Research Information System

Data Repositories

Metadata

Full text

Usage data

Discovery

Crowdsourcing

APIs

Trends

Aggregators

Enriching

ServicesOpenAIRE middlewareData nodes

Routing

Archives

Guidelines

Integrated Research Information SystemOpen Science Monitor

18.7 mi unique publications

790+ validated data providers - reaching

out to 5.9 K data sources

535K publications linked to projects from

12 funders

40 K datasets linked to publications or

funders

3.5K links to software repositories

33K organizations

OrganizationsProjects

AuthorsDatasets

Publications Data Providers

Software Facilities MethodsResearch

CommunitiesMore research artefacts as we

move to Open Science


From simple services


Monitoring for research managers and policy makers

Registering, validating, monitoring

Interoperability guidelines

PUBLICATIONS OVER TIME EC back-end reporting

Reporting

Discovering context

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Text and data mining (Topic Modeling)

Interactive visualization for drill-down information

…

…to advanced research analytics


Trends in science

Correlations of funding programmes

Within a funder, oracross countries

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Services beyond Open Access

Text Mining: the next data frontier

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Some facts about scientific literature

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• STM reports: 2.5 mi publications in English (from 1.5 mi in 2009)• some 90% of papers … are never cited (82% in the humanities) • … of those articles that are cited, only 20 percent have actually been read• … 50% of papers are never read by anyone other than their authors, referees

and journal editors• Lokman I. Meho, The rise and rise of citation analysis, 2007

Publications are data: apply the fair principles

1. Sharing content for TDM

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Properly document literature content

Share in a meaningful way: what does OA really mean?

Challenges

No access to full text. We live in a metadata world

No standard protocols, formats and APIs for access and retrieval

Legal issues: licenses, exceptions,

UNCERTAINTY

2. Sharing tdm services and toolsDocument TDM services and workflows in a meaningful way for domain discipline researchers

Document language/knowledge resources, data categories taxonomies, provenance information

Challenges

Semantic interoperability (not just technical)

Bridge the gap between text miners and researcher problems and needs

How does It all bind together?

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OpenAIRE

CORE

CrossRef

…OpenMinTeD REGISTRY

CLARIN

META-SHARE

OpenMinTeD WORKFLOWS

TDM TOOLSRepositories

(OA) Journals

Other textual resources e.g. medical records, PSI

How DOES open Science help?

Language resources

…


EGI….

ScientificCommunity Repositories

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Fragmented landscape


How to shift open scholarship?www.openup-h2020.eu

1 2 3Analyze innovative and

emerging methods &

tools

Define roles and

processes in non-

traditional peer review

Communicate

research outcomes to

non-researcher

communities

Get back further

impact evidence

Link dissemination

channels with impact

assessment indicators

Formulate quality criteria

for underlying research

Relate to (open) data

Generate indicators for

the openness of software

Evaluate & intervene in the publishing processReview-Disseminate-Assess


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