open source initiatives for promoting economics research · social media optimisation page 22...
TRANSCRIPT
The ZBW is member of the Leibniz-Association
Open Source Initiatives for Promoting
Economics Research
- A case study from ZBW, Germany
Thorsten Meyer
ETBL – Global Conference on Emerging Trends in Business Libraries
Ahmedabad, December 4, 2015
ZBW – Fact Sheet
Founded in 1919
Specialised in Economics and
Business Studies
4,3 Mio Books
31.000 Periodica, Journals
4,8 Mio catalog items
5,5 Mio downloads of digital full texts
~ 260 employees
23 Mio Euro Budget/Year
Page 2
Areas of Competencies
Library
Academic Services
Cataloging
Customer Services
Economics
Journals
Publication Services
Information Provision
Research
Publishing Technologies
Social Media
Science 2.0
Page 3
Public Consultation on Science 2.0
of the European Commission
• ~500 responses to the questionnaire
• 28 position statements
Website of the EC: http://scienceintransition.eu/
Qualitative Analysis of ZBW: http://www.zbw.eu/en/research/science-2-0/
Page 4
1…
2. New ways for disseminating output
3. New ways of collaboration
Page 5
1…
2…
3. Lack of integration in the existing
infrastructure
Page 6
1. Open Access
2. Open Research Data
Page 7
0
500,000
1,000,000
1,500,000
2,000,000
2,500,000
3,000,000
0
20,000
40,000
60,000
80,000
100,000
2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
PDF-Downloads
Anzahl Dokumente
Science is in Transition …
Page 8
Viral dissemination of scientific literature
Page 9
B
Publication
ZBW Repository
A
G
J01
Semantic Representation of Publication J01
Publication D01
Semantic Representation of Publication D01
Other Repository
1
2
7
Cross-Linking Sciences durch LoD
Page 10
Science in Transition = Science 2.0
Investigate how participatory web technologies will impact on research and publication processes
Innovate scientific library services
Page 11
New ways for disseminating output
New ways of collaboration
Page 12
Research Questions
• How does the Social Web impact on working
habits of researchers?
• How does the Social Web impact on research and
publication processes in different research
disciplines?
Page 13
Traditional Feedback Channels
Page 14
Social Feedback Channels
Comment
Bookmark
Like Recommend
Connect
Page 15
Lack of integration in the existing
infrastructure
Page 17
Research Questions
• How do Science 2.0 tools support research and
publication processes?
• What Science 2.0 tools are needed to innovate
research and publication processes?
Page 18
Page 19
Yesterday Take the user to the content
CATALOGUE
(OPAC)
Today Take the user to the content
Seite 20
Discovery
Services
Page 20
Tomorrow
Take the content to the User
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5gy6V1M2R9M
Page 21
Logics of the Web *.0
Search Engine Optimisation
Social Media Optimisation
Page 22
Specialised
Ressources,
Digital Libraries,
Museums Archives
A.-L. Barabasi, R. Albert, and H. Jeong. Scale-free characteristics of random networks: the topology of the world-wide web. Physica A: Statistical
Mechanics and its Applications, 281(1–4):69 – 77, 2000.
0.00%
15.00%
30.00%
45.00%
60.00%
0 25 50 75 100 125
Un
iqu
e V
isit
ors
(%
)
Rank of the Site
How to reduce the distance
between users and content?
Page 23
Page 24
Open Access
Open Research Data
Openess/Open Access in a broader sense
Accessibility of publications, data, texts, …
for (re-)usage without barriers
Page 25
Prerequisite: Partnering with researchers
EconStor - Open Access of Publications
Page 26
• more than 100,000 publications
• Working/Discussion Papers
• Conference Proceedings
• Books out of print
• ….
• Self-upload-service
• direct disemination service to RePEc
• 12th largest repository worldwide
Research Data Management – Our Principles
Page 27
• …we act in close cooperation with the economic research community
and orient our activites to the needs of this community as well as seek
constant feedback from them,
• …we act with a strong subject-specific view, without neglecting overall
developments and discussions,
• …we think it is useful to have a division of responsibilities in RDM,
which are based on complementary skills (e.g. storage of and access to
data)
ZBW’s role: support discovery, citability and sharing of
data as well as provision of guidelines and best practices
Some of ZBW‘s activities in RDM
Page 28
International Collaboration
• Research is
• getting more and more interdisciplinary
• getting more and more global
• more self-organized
• changing its way of being performed
• in need of complementary quality criteria for its output
To support research , librarians should collaborate even
more, regionally and globally
The EconBiz-Partnernetwork…
• is supposed to enable top research in economics & business studies
• promotes transfer of knowledge & cooperation among members
• helps to disseminate the service on an international level and to
enhance the visibility of research output and conferences in all
partner countries
• provides a forum for the discussion of topics relevant to the partners
• partners for joint projects can be found through the network
• 25 partners in 25 countries (October 2015, list of countries)
EconBiz-Partner Network
Seite 31
Page 31
EEXCESS: http://eexcess.eu/
EconStor: http://www.econstor.eu/en
EconBiz-Partner-Network:
http://www.econbiz.de/eb/en/about/econbiz-partner-network/econbiz-
partner-network/
Thorsten Meyer
ZBW Kiel/Hamburg
Thank you very much!
Page 32