austrian transition to open access and beyond
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Austrian Transition to Open Access and
beyond
Patrick Danowski
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Austria 2012
• only a few Institutional Repositories (3)
• FWF funds Hybrid OA publications
• overall Austria not a strong OA player
• No discussion green vs. gold
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• voluntary bottom up initiative
• focus on moving Open Access forward (with Open Science in mind)
• 57 member institutions
• different working groups
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Source: http://dx.doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.34079
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“Since it is now technically possible,it is the intrinsic duty of public authorities to enforce the transition to full Open Accesspolitically and financially.”
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Goal 100% Gold OA in 2025
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Recommendations 1/2• Reorganize publishing
contracts
• Support international cooperation
• Introduce publication funds
• Reorganize publication venues
• Merging the publication infrastructure
• Monitoring during implementation
• Acknowledging Open Access / Open Science
• Set targets for Open Science
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Recommendations 2/2
• Introduce Open Access policy
• Registration of repositories
• Support self-archiving
• Offer training programs
• Opening the inventories
• Provide start-up capital
• Expand the scope of the copyright reform of 2015
• Create cost transparency
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Introduce OA PolicyNo Information
2
No 6
In Planing 6
Yes 9
Information from 23 project partners
(eInfrastructure)
• EU Network PASTEUR4OA says that FWF has one of the most effective OA policies of a public funder in Europe.
• Austrian Court of Audit recently claims OA for all publicly funded research.
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From 2020 onward, license agreements with publishers should be concluded in a manner that the research publications are automatically published OA.
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Reorganize publisher contracts
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Reorganize publisher contracts
In Negotiation: Wiley, Elsevier
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From 2017 onward, all research and funding organizations in Austria should participate jointly in national and international initiatives that promote high-quality non-commercial publication models and infrastructures.
Support international cooperation
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Support international cooperationFWF ~ € 50.000 p.a.
Univ Vienna / FWF $ 6.000 p.a.
consortium of 16 institutions € 34.500 p.a.
consortium of 4 institutions € 30.000 p.a.
Academy of Fine Arts / FWF € 17.500 p.a.
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Openness is the normative pledge of science and scholarship.It is the precondition that research results can be replicated, verified, falsified and reused for scholarly as well asfor practical applications.
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Towards Open Science
• The strategy [..] should be developed into a full-fledged Open Science strategy from 2017 onward.
• OANA plans to investigate Open Research Data, OER & future of scholary communication.
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Together we can manage the transition
to Open Access as base for Open
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