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The Design and Development of an Integrated Researcher Profile System at Texas A&M to Enrich Scholarly Identity of Faculty Dr. Bruce Herbert | Michael Bolton | Doug Hahn | Dong Joon Lee Chief Research Officer’s Meeting Texas A&M University System, August 30, 2016

Shifting Research Landscape

Wuchty et al. (2007). Science 316(5827): Impact of Team Collaboration

Collaboration Across Institutions Jones et al. (2008). Science 322:

Emerging Issue: Open Access Federal Mandates For Public Access to Research Publication repositories Tools to create data management plans Data repositories (soon) public-access-results-federally-funded-research The Library Supports: DataManagement

Users of Citation Data in Research Evaluation ■What are the trends of disciplinary scholarship? ■What are the characteristics of interdisciplinary scholarship? ■ What are departmental strengths? ■What is the level of research activity and its impact?

(Re)Claiming Faculty Narrative publications/academe “The personal statement … is your opportunity to make your own case. The statement communicates a quick sense of whether you know who you are, where you’ve been, and where you’re going in your career.

Researcher Profile System

Texas A&M People plus information on the research they do Publicly-visible information, across disciplines An open, shared platform for connecting scholars, research communities, campuses, and the world using Linked Open Data (LOD)

Integrates Institutional Data VIVO Reports Portfolio/ Vitae Websites Expert Finding Network Analysis Adhoc Queries Scholars Grants/ Projects Publications/ Scholarly Works Teaching/ Engagement Organizations

PEOPLE

And How They Connect

Structured Data for Visualizations

Enter Data Once, Use Many Times

■Discovery of expertise when building collaborative teams ■Organizational practices for faculty, departments and colleges ■VPR and TEES Proposal development ■Research funding compliance ■Informing Society TAMU Use Cases

Implementation at Texas A&M Dr. Bruce Herbert & Michael Bolton

Data Sources HR: people and their positions Symplectic Elements Harvester: Faculty Publications Registrar: courses Faculty reporting: awards, professional service, education, research areas, research blurb Institutional Repository: ETDs, publications, grey literature Events calendar MARCOMM: internal and external news Extension: outreach, technology transfer Research administration: grants & contracts

Data Stewardship Manage data at its appropriate source with appropriate privacy HR, grants management, registrar, graduate school, colleges and schools, research centers, extension Department/agency/division/geographic location/research unit Consciously derive public data for exchange Engage stakeholders and build relationships Recruit power users for training and local knowledge Data that are visible get corrected!

Policy Issues Representing faculty reputations Dirty data Lack of common definitions of organizational structure or who’s “faculty” Data ownership Many dimensions of privacy beyond simple “opt- in vs. opt-out” Short-term “go it alone” vs. common good Institutional risk

Researcher Profile Information Ecosystem TAMU Data Profile Editor Faculty Data SQL Database Harvest Reports Manual Input Curator QC Harvest Crosswalk Harvest Widgets HarvestWidgets

Scaling Up the Project scholars.library.tamu.edu