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OPEN SCHOLARSHIP PERSPECTIVES:
OPEN DATA POLICIES AT TAYLOR & FRANCIS
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What I will cover…
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• Why we are engaging with Open Scholarship –some context
• How we are engaging – introducing Data Sharing Policies at Taylor & Francis
• What’s next and further thoughts
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Beyond Open Access…
Promoting openness at different stages of the research process (Open Science and Research Initiative, 2014), www.fosteropenscience.eu
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What are research data?
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• Basically: the underlying data upon which the claims made in a publication rely
• Research data varies by discipline and subject area
• May consist of primary data, secondary data, raw data or manipulated data/sub-set of data
• Not just data files or spreadsheets – can be video, notebooks, slides, scripts...
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Attitudes to data sharing
Based on the survey for the 2017 report “Open data : The researcher perspective”
Our data sharing policies
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Understanding the basic data sharing policy
9https://cos.io/blog/landscape-open-data-policies/
The landscape of Open Data policies
“[The Taylor &
Francis] policies are
great at clarifying
expectations toward
more FAIR data and I
suspect that both TOP
and the other
publisher policies will
take inspiration from
them.”
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Challenges and concerns
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Support for researchers
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AGU Enabling FAIR Data Commitment Statement• Enabling FAIR Data project
in the Earth, space & environmental sciences
• Advances community towards ensuring research outputs are open and FAIR
• We will soon be endorsing this on applicable journals
Endorsing FORCE11 Joint Declaration of Data Citation Principles
• Mission to improve research practices by supporting innovations in knowledge sharing
• Connects global communities
• Synthesis of work by a number of groups, including Elsevier & PubMed
Signatory of Center for Open Science TOP Guidelines • Created by journals,
funders, and societies to align scientific ideals with practices
• Over 850 organizations have implemented TOP
• T&F became a signatory in 2018
Supporting community guidelines
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Metadata 2020• Metadata 2020 is a collaboration
that advocates richer, connected, and reusable, open metadata for all research outputs, which will advance scholarly pursuits for the benefit of society.
Initiative for Open Citations (I4OC)• A collaboration between publishers,
researchers and organizations to promote access to data on citations that is structured, separable and open.
Supporting open initiatives
Open Science BadgesFrom the Center for Open Science. Aim is to award authors contributing to scientific transparency and their efforts to make their research more open.
Code Ocean Trial• A cloud-based computational reproducibility platform
that provides researchers and developers an easy way to share, discover, and run code. Currently available on 25 Taylor & Francis journals.
