Crossref/OASPA Publishers

OASPA/Crossref for Open Access Publishers

What we’ll cover •  Introduction

•  OASPA

•  Crossref overview

•  Crossref for Open Access content

•  Frontiers OA workflows (Mirjam Curno, Frontiers)

•  OJS/Crossref integrations (James MacGregor, PKP)

•  Q&A

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An Introduction to OASPA

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OASPA was founded in 2008

•  Followed discussions between professional and

scholar publishers who were making access to

scholarly research open and had been sharing

experiences.

•  Decision made to create an umbrella organisation to

represent these groups and to approach other

organisations.


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10 Founding Members on October 14th 2008:

•  BioMed Central

•  Co-Action Publishing

•  Copernicus Publications

•  Public Library of Science

•  SPARC Europe

•  SAGE Publications

•  Hindawi Publishing

Corporation

•  Utrecht University Library

•  JMIR Publications Inc.

•  Medical Education Online


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Support for OASPA has grown steadily over the past 7 years

and it now has over 90 members


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The mission of OASPA:

“to support and represent the interests of open access journal and book publishers globally in all scientific,

technical, and scholarly disciplines” •  Exchange Information •  Set Standards •  Advocacy

•  Advance Models •  Education •  Innovation


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Sharing experiences and collaborating with others is essential to make

progress

Key Projects OASPA is involved in: •  Think. Check. Submit. •  DOI Event Tracker Project (led by Crossref) •  Principles of Transparency and Best Practice in Scholarly

Publishing •  Wellcome Trust Guide for Publishers on Open Access

Monographs and Book Chapters •  JATS4R


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For more information and to find

out how to join OASPA

visit http://oaspa.org


Photo: `R4cH3L on Flickr

About Crossref

10.1098/rstl.1665.0001!

User clicks on CrossRef DOI

reference link in Journal A

Tani, N., N. Tomaru, M. Araki, AND K. Ohba. 1996. Genetic diversity and differentiation in populations of Japanese stone pine (Pinus pumila)

in Japan. Canadian Journal of Forest Research 26: 1454–1462.[CrossRef]

DOI directory

returns URL

User accesses cited article in

Journal B

The figures: •  5000 publishers and societies

•  76m+ content items with DOIs

•  100 million clicks per month

•  Make-up of membership is changing over time: majority of new members are small, OA publishers, many of whom use OJS

•  29 staff (UK and USA)

•  16 person Board of Directors, cross-section of publishers

•  Working groups and committees

Let’s talk about OA Content •  Make it discoverable via humans & via machine

•  How?

•  License information

•  Reference deposit and distribution

•  Funding data and ORCID

•  And, once it’s out there:

•  CrossMark

•  DOI event tracker (DET)

•  Crossref REST API

How do people know your content is OA?

•  License information added to Crossref metadata

•  In the form of a URL so it’s computer-readable

•  OA/non-OA. Free to read?

•  Different licenses for different content versions

•  http://help.crossref.org/depositing-access-indicators (.csv upload option too)

Reference deposit & distribution

•  Make your content as discoverable as possible

•  Members required to link references using DOIs, but publishers can deposit these too

•  Working on tools to extract references from PDF files and conversion to XML so that these can be deposited easily.

•  http://help.crossref.org/depositing-references

Citation Information

Reference Distribution •  By default, references are not made available via

query results/our API etc.

•  However, publishers can opt to distribute the references they deposit with Crossref: http://help.crossref.org/depositing-and-distributing-references

•  Email [email protected]

Participants

BioMed Central, Hindawi Publishing Corporation, International Union of Crystallography (IUCr), MIT Press – Journals, Portland Press Ltd. Rockefeller University Press, The Royal Society, The Company of Biologists, Public Library of Science (PLoS), Hindawi Publishing Corporation, Geological Society of London, Nepal Journals Online (JOL), Bangladesh Journals Online (JOL), Cancer Intelligence, Pensoft Publishers, Faculty of 1000, Ltd., Sri Lanka Journals Online (JOL), Bloomsbury Qatar Foundation Journals, Ubiquity Press, Ltd., Latin America Journals Online, Mongolian Journals Online, PeerJ, Leibniz-Institute of Psychology Information (ZPID) Giftet Inc, eLife Sciences, Copernicus GmbH, Frontiers

David Shotton, Open Citations Corpus: https://opencitations.wordpress.com/2013/01/03/open-letter-to-publishers/

Publishers

Relationship with authors submitting

manuscripts

Established publishing and peer-

review systems

Funders

Relationship with researchers funded by

agencies

Established award systems and research

management processes

FundRefRegistry

Publisher

Submission System

Grant Number

Funder ProductionSystems

CrossRefDatabase & Query APIs

FundersResearchersInstitutionsPublishers

DOI (article)

FundingSource

Award Number

Linking together

And making available

And adding other context

And ORCIDs

Once it’s out there…

Updates?

Nature 478, 26-28 (2011) Science publishing: The trouble with retractions

http://dx.doi.org/10.1038/478026a

What is CrossMark? •  A logo that identifies a publisher-maintained

copy of a piece of content •  Clicking the logo tells you

•  Whether there have been any updates

•  That this is the publisher-maintained copy, or the location of that copy

•  Other important publication record information

Publication record information:

DOI Event Tracker

How does information spread? •  Supplemental and grey literature (e.g. data, software,

working papers)

•  Orthogonal professional literature (e.g. patents, legal documents, governmental/NGO/IGO reports, consultation reports, professional trade literature).

•  Scholarly tools (e.g. citation management systems, text & data mining applications).

•  Secondary outlets for scholarly literature (institutional & disciplinary repositories, A&I services).

•  Mainstream media (e.g. BBC, New York Times).

•  Social media (e.g. Wikipedia, Twitter, Facebook, Blogs, Yo).

We had our board meeting yesterday, and the topic

of ALM came up. How could OASPA support this

more practically? Could a group of publishers come

together to form some kind of collaborative project

where we agree to do things in similar ways, so that

data is more comparable etc? How could that

interface with work at CrossRef? Mark Patterson

3/25/14

opencomparableaudit-ableportable

http://events.labs.crossref.org/events/types/WikipediaCitation

Find out more:

http://crosstech.crossref.org/2015/09/det-poised-for-launch.html

Crossref REST API

•  Search, filter, facet, sample CrossRef metadata

•  Free to use

•  Do whatever you want with the data

•  Code publicly available http://github.com/CrossRef

With Crossref’s REST API

1. Find member ID for eLife: http://api.crossref.org/members?query=elife

2. Ask for their licenses http://api.crossref.org/members/4374/

works?facet=license:*&rows=0

CC-BY 3.0 and 4.0, a bit of CC0

What do people already do with these things?

•  Search services (including CrossRef’s own Crossref Metadata Search: search.crossref.org)

•  Bibliography / PDF library management tools •  Reporting on funding activities, publishing •  activities, author activities •  Ingest of scholarly metadata (OAI-PMH •  replacement) and metadata lookup •  Locating full-texts for content mining

https://github.com/CrossRef/rest-api-doc/blob/master/rest_api_tour.md

Thank you! Questions@[email protected]!

CrossRef webinar A case study on integra5ng CrossRef services Mirjam Curno, PhD Editorial Office Manager

About Fron5ers

Foundedin2007byagroupofneuroscien5stsBasedattheSwissFederalIns5tuteofTechnologyinLausanneMissionandVision:•  Easyandopenaccesstoresearchknowledge•  Empoweredcommuni5esresponsibleforpublishing

Fron5ers in numbers

54Journals

55KEditors

39KAr5cles

What we have built

Collabora5vepeerreview

What we have built

ResearchTopics

What we have built

Impactmetrics

What we have built

ResearchnetworkLoop

What we have built

Fron5ersforYoungMinds

CrossRef services integrated at Fron5ers

CrossRef services integrated

AtsubmissionCrossCheck


AtsubmissionFundRef


Atpublica5onDOI(references)


Atpost-publica5onImpact


Atpost-publica5onCrossMark

CrossRef services what’s next?

Textanddatamining

OJS’ CrossRef Integra2on JamesMacgregor/[email protected]

Intro

•  IworkforPublicKnowledgeProject!• WedevelopOpenJournalSystems,OpenMonographPress(etc.)• OurplaHormsareOSS,~8,000+acMveinstancesonline•  TheyintegratewithotherplaHormsandservices

Overview

• OJS/CrossRefRequirements• Output•  FurtherFuncMonality•  FuturePlans

Requirements

• ChecksOJSforCrossRef-specificrequirements:•  ISSN•  PublisherName•  PublicIdenMfiers(DOIs)

• WillalsorequestCrossRefcredenMals(requiredforautomateddeposits)

Requirements

Output

• ProducestheXMLCrossRefneedsfordeposits,including:•  ArMclemetadata(Mtle,authorinfo,abstracts,keywords,etc.)•  DOIsandresolvingURLs•  Licenseinfo,incl.URLs(ifavailable)•  AuthorORCIDIDs•  InformaMonforCrossCheck’splagiarismservice•  …andmore

Output

• DisplaysDOIonlandingpage

•  IncludesDOIinallfuturearMclemetadataforotherservices

Further Func2onality

•  AutomaMcDeposits•  OJSwilldepositDOIsonpublicaMon!•  NoneedtodownloadXML•  CandeposityourselfviaOJS,orjustletOJSdoitforyou

•  ErrorChecking•  ChecksforpublicaMondates,authorinfo•  ChecksforvaliddepositcredenMals•  Etc.

• …AndMore•  Wearealwaysadding!•  AlwaysworthkeepingyourOJSup-to-date

Further Func2onality

Future Plans

• UI/UXreviewandenhancements• Be`ererrorreporMng• CrossMarkintegraMon• CitedByLinkingintegraMon•  FundRefintegraMon•  IntegraMonintoDET

Thanks!

•  JamesMacGregor• h`p://pkp.sfu.ca•  [email protected]

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