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Repositories, CTAs and the ques4on of gra4s vs. libre Heinz Pampel | Helmholtz Associa4on IUWIS Workshop | Osnabrück, 2 March 2011

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Repositories,  CTAs  and  the  ques4on  of  gra4s  vs.  libre    

Heinz  Pampel  |  Helmholtz  Associa4on  IUWIS  Workshop  |  Osnabrück,  2  March  2011  

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HELMHOLTZ  ASSOCIATION  • Solving  major  challenges  with  cu\ng-­‐edge  research  

• Think  big,  act  big:  Developing  and  opera4ng  complex  

infrastructure  and  large-­‐scale  facili4es  for  the  na4onal  and  

interna4onal  scien4fic  community  

• Crea4ng  wealth  for  society  and  industry  through  

knowledge  transforma4on  and  innova4on  

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HELMHOLTZ  CENTRES  •  Alfred  Wegener  Ins4tute  for  Polar  and  Marine  Research  (AWI)  

•  Deutsches  Elektronen-­‐Synchrotron  DESY  

•  German  Cancer  Research  Center  (DKFZ)  

•  German  Centre  for  Neurodegenera4ve  Diseases  (DZNE)  

•  German  Aerospace  Center  (DLR)  

•  Forschungszentrum  Jülich  (FZJ)  

•  Karlsruhe  Ins4tute  of  Technology  (KIT)  

•  GSI  Helmholtz  Centre  for  Heavy  Ion  Research  

•  Helmholtz-­‐Zentrum  Berlin  für  Materialien  und  Energie  (HZB)  

•  Helmholtz-­‐Zentrum  Dresden-­‐Rossendorf  (HZDR)  

•  Helmholtz  Centre  for  Environmental  Research  –  UFZ  

•  Helmholtz  Centre  for  Infec4on  Research  (HZI)  

•  Helmholtz-­‐Zentrum  Geesthacht  -­‐  Centre  for  Materials  and  Coastal  Research  (HZG)  

•  Helmholtz  Zentrum  München  -­‐  German  Research  Center    

for  Environmental  Health  (HMGU)  

•  Helmholtz  Centre  Potsdam  GFZ,  German  Research  Centre  for  Geosciences  

•  Max  Delbrück  Center  for  Molecular  Medicine  (MDC)  Berlin-­‐Buch  

•  Max  Planck  Ins4tute  for  Plasma  Physics  (associated)  (IPP)  

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Helmholtz  Centre  

Branch  of  a  Helmholtz  Centre  

Helmholtz  Head  Office  

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PUBLICATIONS  • In  2009,  8,353  publica4ons  were  published  in  ISI  indexed  

scien4fic  journals  and  a  further  2,452  other  refereed  

publica4ons.  

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OPEN  ACCESS  IN  HELMHOLTZ  

• 2003:  signing  of  the  Berlin  Declara4on  

• 2004:  recommenda4on  by  the  Assembly  of  Members    

• 2005:  start  of  the  Helmholtz  OA  project  

• 2006:  establishment  of  a  coordina4on  office  

• since  2008:  priority  ini4a4ve  Digitale  Informa4on  

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REPOSITORIES  

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• "In  my  view,  a  university-­‐based  ins4tu4onal  repository  is  

a  set  of  services  that  a  university  offers  to  the  members  

of  its  community  for  the  management  and  

dissemina1on  of  digital  materials  created  by  the  

ins4tu4on  and  its  community  members."  

Lynch,  C.  A.:  Ins4tu4onal  Repositories:  Essen4al  Infrastructure  for  Scholarship  in  the  Digital  Age.  In:  ARL:  A  Bimonthly  Report  (2003),  Nr.  226,  S.  1-­‐7.  

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REPOSITORIES  

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Helmholtz-­‐Zentrum   URL   OAI-­‐PMH   SoAware  

Alfred-­‐Wegener-­‐Ins4tut  für  Polar-­‐  und  Meeresforschung  (AWI)  

informa4on   OAI-­‐PMH    internal  development    

Deutsches  Elektronen-­‐Synchrotron  (DESY)   informa4on   OAI-­‐PMH    internal  development    

Deutsches  Zentrum  für  Lun-­‐  und  Raumfahrt  (DLR)   informa4on   OAI-­‐PMH    EPrints  

Forschungszentrum  Jülich  (Jülich)   informa4on   OAI-­‐PMH    DSpace  

Karlsruher  Ins4tut  für  Technologie  (KIT)     informa4on   OAI-­‐PMH    internal  development    

GSI  Helmholtzzentrum  für  Schwerionenforschung   informa4on   OAI-­‐PMH    internal  development    

Helmholtz-­‐Zentrum  Berlin  für  Materialien  und  Energie  (HZB)  

informa4on   OAI-­‐PMH    internal  development    

HHelmholtz-­‐Zentrum  Dresden-­‐Rossendorf  (HZDR)     informa4on   OAI-­‐PMH    internal  development    

Helmholtz-­‐Zentrum  für  Infek4onsforschung  (HZI)   informa4on   OAI-­‐PMH    BMC  Open  Repository  

Helmholtz-­‐Zentrum  Geesthacht  Zentrum  für  Material-­‐  und  Küstenforschung  (HZG)    

informa4on   OAI-­‐PMH    internal  development    

Helmholtz-­‐Zentrum  Potsdam    Deutsches  GeoForschungsZentrum  GFZ    

informa4on   OAI-­‐PMH    internal  development    

Max-­‐Delbrück-­‐Centrum  für  Molekulare  Medizin,  Berlin-­‐Buch  (MDC)  

informa4on   OAI-­‐PMH    EPrints  

Max-­‐Planck-­‐Ins4tut  für  Plasmaphysik  (IPP)   informa4on   OAI-­‐PMH    internal  development    

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INTERFACES  

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VISIBILITY  

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VISIBILITY  

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Copyright  Transfer  Agreements  

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Copyright  Transfer  Agreements  

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Copyright  Transfer  Agreements  

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• American  Ins1tute  of  Physics  

• "This  transfer  of  copyright  includes  all  material  to  be  

published  as  part  of  the  Ar4cle  (in  any  medium),  

including  but  not  limited  to  tables,  figures,  graphs,  

movies,  other  mul4media  files,  and  all  supplemental  

materials."  

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Copyright  Transfer  Agreements  

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• Ins1tute  of  Physics  Publishing  

•  "On  acceptance  for  publica4on  the  undersigned  author(s)  

(''Author'')  of  the  Ar4cle  assigns  exclusively  to  IOPP  worldwide  

copyright  in  the  Ar4cle  for  the  full  term  and  for  all  media  and  

formats  in  all  material  published  as  part  of  the  Ar4cle,  which  

expression  includes  but  is  not  limited  to  the  text,  abstract,  tables,  

figures  and  graphs,  but  excludes  any  supplementary  material.  

IOPP  shall  hold  such  copyright  in  trust  for  the  Joint  Owners."  

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SHERPA/RoMEO  

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RIGHTS  

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• Springer  •  "An  author  may  self-­‐archive  an  author-­‐created  version  of  his/her  ar4cle  on  his/her  

own  website  and  or  in  his/her  ins1tu1onal  repository.  He/  she  may  also  deposit  this  

version  on  his/her  funder’s  or  funder’s  designated  repository  at  the  funder’s  request  

or  as  a  result  of  a  legal  obliga4on,  provided  it  is  not  made  publicly  available  un1l  12  

months  aAer  official  publica1on.  He/  she  may  not  use  the  publisher’s  PDF  version,  

which  is  posted  on  www.springerlink.com,  for  the  purpose  of  self-­‐  archiving  or  

deposit.  Furthermore,  the  author  may  only  post  his/her  version  provided  

acknowledgement  is  given  to  the  original  source  of  publica1on  and  a  link  is  inserted  

to  the  published  ar4cle  on  Springer’s  website.  The  link  must  be  accompanied  by  the  

following  text:  The  final  publica4on  is  available  at  www.springerlink.com"  

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RIGHTS  

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Heinz Pampel | Osnabrück, 2 March 2011

• Springer  •  "An  author  may  self-­‐archive  an  author-­‐created  version  of  his/her  ar4cle  on  his/her  

own  website  and  or  in  his/her  ins1tu1onal  repository.  He/  she  may  also  deposit  this  

version  on  his/her  funder’s  or  funder’s  designated  repository  at  the  funder’s  request  

or  as  a  result  of  a  legal  obliga4on,  provided  it  is  not  made  publicly  available  un1l  12  

months  aAer  official  publica1on.  He/  she  may  not  use  the  publisher’s  PDF  version,  

which  is  posted  on  www.springerlink.com,  for  the  purpose  of  self-­‐  archiving  or  

deposit.  Furthermore,  the  author  may  only  post  his/her  version  provided  

acknowledgement  is  given  to  the  original  source  of  publica1on  and  a  link  is  inserted  

to  the  published  ar4cle  on  Springer’s  website.  The  link  must  be  accompanied  by  the  

following  text:  The  final  publica4on  is  available  at  www.springerlink.com"  

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Heinz Pampel | Osnabrück, 2 March 2011

• Elsevier  •  "the  right  to  post  a  revised  personal  version  of  the  text  of  the  final  journal  

ar4cle  (to  reflect  changes  made  in  the  peer  review  process)  on  your  personal  

or  ins4tu4onal  web  site  or  server  for  scholarly  purposes*,  incorpora4ng  the  

complete  cita4on  and  with  a  link  to  the  Digital  Object  Iden4fier  (DOI)  of  the  

ar4cle  (but  not  in  subject-­‐oriented  or  centralized  repositories  or  

ins1tu1onal  repositories  with  mandates  for  systema1c  pos1ngs  unless  

there  is  a  specific  agreement  with  the  publisher-­‐  see  www.elsevier.com/

fundingbody  agreements  for  further  informa4on]);  "  *Please  Note:  The  rights  listed  above  apply  to  journal  authors  only.  For  informa4on  regarding  book  author  rights  and  for  other  uses  by  journal  

authors,  please  contact  the  Global  Rights  Department.  

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Heinz Pampel | Osnabrück, 2 March 2011

• Elsevier  •  "the  right  to  post  a  revised  personal  version  of  the  text  of  the  final  journal  

ar4cle  (to  reflect  changes  made  in  the  peer  review  process)  on  your  personal  

or  ins4tu4onal  web  site  or  server  for  scholarly  purposes*,  incorpora4ng  the  

complete  cita4on  and  with  a  link  to  the  Digital  Object  Iden4fier  (DOI)  of  the  

ar4cle  (but  not  in  subject-­‐oriented  or  centralized  repositories  or  

ins1tu1onal  repositories  with  mandates  for  systema1c  pos1ngs  unless  

there  is  a  specific  agreement  with  the  publisher-­‐  see  www.elsevier.com/

fundingbody  agreements  for  further  informa4on]);  "  *Please  Note:  The  rights  listed  above  apply  to  journal  authors  only.  For  informa4on  regarding  book  author  rights  and  for  other  uses  by  journal  

authors,  please  contact  the  Global  Rights  Department.  

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A  BUSINESS  MODEL?  

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•  "Elsevier,  the  world-­‐leading  publisher  of  scien4fic,  technical  and  medical  

informa4on  products  and  services,  and  the  Robert  Koch  Ins4tute  

announced  they  have  entered  into  a  two-­‐year  trial  agreement  enabling  

researchers  at  Robert  Koch  Ins4tute  to  systema4cally  post  their  

manuscripts  in  the  ins4tu4onal  repository.“  

•  "  This  type  of  agreement  facilitates  access  to  research  through  ins4tu4onal  

repositories,  helping  authors,  ins4tu4ons  and  publishers  reach  out  to  an  

even  wider  audience,”  she  added.  “We  hope  to  achieve  similar  

agreements  with  other  ins4tu4ons  in  2011."  

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• Wiley  •  "In  most  cases  authors  may  post  the  submiLed  version  of  their  ar4cle  to  a  

website/repository  aner  publica4on,  although  in  some  disciplines  (e.g.  Social  

Sciences  and  Humani4es)  we  permit  pos4ng  of  the  submiLed  version  at  any  

4me,  not  limited  to  aner  publica4on."  

•  "In  all  other  cases,  Wiley-­‐Blackwell  restricts  pos4ng  of  the  final  published  

version  in  order  to  ensure  the  integrity  of  the  version  of  record  and  as  a  

result  of  our  considerable  investment  in  the  journal  and  the  ar4cle."  

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• Wiley  •  "In  most  cases  authors  may  post  the  submiLed  version  of  their  ar4cle  to  a  

website/repository  aner  publica4on,  although  in  some  disciplines  (e.g.  Social  

Sciences  and  Humani4es)  we  permit  pos4ng  of  the  submiLed  version  at  any  

4me,  not  limited  to  aner  publica4on."  

•  "In  all  other  cases,  Wiley-­‐Blackwell  restricts  pos4ng  of  the  final  published  

version  in  order  to  ensure  the  integrity  of  the  version  of  record  and  as  a  

result  of  our  considerable  investment  in  the  journal  and  the  ar4cle."  

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FP7  SPECIAL  CLAUSE  39  

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•  "In  addi4on  to  Ar4cle  II.30.4,  beneficiaries  shall  deposit  an  electronic  copy  of  the  

published  version  or  the  final  manuscript  accepted  for  publica4on  […]  published  

before  or  aner  the  final  report  in  an  ins4tu4onal  or  subject-­‐based  repository  at  

the  moment  of  publica4on.  

•  Beneficiaries  are  required  to  make  their  best  efforts  to  ensure  that  this  electronic  

copy  becomes  freely  and  electronically  available  to  anyone  through  this  

repository:    

•  immediately  if  the  scien4fic  publica4on  is  published  "open  access",  i.e.  if  an  

electronic  version  is  also  available  free  of  charge  via  the  publisher,  or    

•  within  [X1]  months  of  publica4on“.  

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QUESTIONS  

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• Who  owns  the  copyright  of  my  work?  

• Will  I  break  copyright  if  I  store  my  work  in  the  repository?  

• Who  can  be  held  liable?  

• What  should  I  do  if  my  publisher  doesn't  allow  me  to  deposit  my  work  

in  a  repository?  

• Which  funders  have  an  open  access  policy?  

• What  version  of  the  paper  is  under  this  policy?  

• Will  a  "secondary  publica4on  right"  change  the  landscape?  

•  Is  PDF  a  solu4on  for  the  digital  age?  

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• BMJ  Open    

•  "Authors  will  retain  copyright.  Publishing  using  a  crea4ve  commons  

licence  will  impose  no  (non-­‐commercial)  restric4ons  on  ar4cles’  use."  

• Nature  Scien4fic  Reports  •  "Open  access  ar4cles  will  be  published  under  a  Crea4ve  Commons  

licence.  Authors  may  choose  between  the  ALribu4on-­‐

NonCommercial-­‐NoDerivs  3.0  Unported  and  the  ALribu4on-­‐

NonCommercial-­‐ShareAlike  3.0  Unported  licence."  

GRATIS  <>  LIBRE  

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• SpringerOpen  • "The  SpringerOpen  Copyright  and  License  Agreement  (iden4cal  to  

the  Crea4ve  Commons  ALribu4on  License)  formalizes  these  and  

other  terms  and  condi4ons  of  publishing  research  ar4cles."  

• Wiley  Open  Access  

• "Authors  retain  copyright  and  ar4cles  are  published  under  the  Crea4ve  Commons  ALribu4on  Non  Commercial  License."  

GRATIS  <>  LIBRE  

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hLp://twiLer.com/4mcrane102/status/38148211042566145  

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THANK  YOU  

Heinz  Pampel  open-­‐[email protected]  hLp://oa.helmholtz.de  

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