THE EVOLUTIONARY CASE FOR OPEN ACCESS C OUNCIL ON E AST A SIAN L IBRARIES A SSOCIATION FOR A SIAN S TUDIES 20 March 2013 Brian E. C. Schottlaender The.

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THE EVOLUTIONARY CASE FOR OPEN ACCESS C OUNCIL ON E AST A SIAN L IBRARIES A SSOCIATION FOR A SIAN S TUDIES 20 March 2013 Brian E. C. Schottlaender The Audrey Geisel University Librarian UC San Diego ||BECS||CEAL/AAS 20131

I SSUES IN S CHOLARLY C OMMUNICATION Knowledge output is increasing Market is economically unsustainable o library budgets tapped out o sales are flattening Access is decreasing ||BECS||CEAL/AAS 20132

O PEN A CCESS … “This kind of free and unrestricted online availability, which we will call open access … By open access, we mean its free availability on the public internet, permitting any users to read, download, copy, distribute, print, search or link to the full text of these articles, crawl them for indexing, pass them as data to software or use them for any other lawful purpose …” — The Budapest Open Access Initiative Digital Online Free of charge Free of most copyright and licensing restrictions — Peter Suber ||BECS||CEAL/AAS 20133

T WO P RIMARY V EHICLES for accomplishing Open Access to scholarship: Open Access Journals Open Access Repositories ||BECS||CEAL/AAS 20134

“E VOLUTION ” Growth Process of continuous change from a lower, simpler, or worse state to a higher, more complex, or better state Theory that the various types of animals and plants have their origin in other preexisting types and that distinguishable differences between the types are due to modifications in successive generations Process in which the whole universe is a progression of interrelated phenomena — Merriam Webster ||BECS||CEAL/AAS 20135

D EVELOPMENT OF OA P UBLISHING : 1993‒2009 Mikael Laakso, Welling P, Bukvova H, Nyman L, et al. (2011) The Development of Open Access Journal Publishing from 1993 to PLoS ONE 6(6): e doi: /journal.pone ||BECS||CEAL/AAS 20136

T HREE M AJOR P HASES OF OA P UBLISHING —Mikael Laakso et al. ||BECS||CEAL/AAS The Pioneering Years The Innovation YearsThe Consolidation Years

D EVELOPMENT OF OA R EPOSITORIES : 1993 ||BECS||CEAL/AAS 20138

D EVELOPMENT OF OA R EPOSITORIES : 2000 ||BECS||CEAL/AAS 20139

D EVELOPMENT OF OA R EPOSITORIES : 2009 ||BECS||CEAL/AAS

D EVELOPMENT OF OA R EPOSITORIES : 2012 ||BECS||CEAL/AAS

O PEN A CCESS Journals: – 1993: 20 – 2000: 740 – 2009: 4,800 – 2011: Articles: – 1993: 240 – 2000: 35, 500 – 2009: 192,000 – 2011: 340,000 Repositories – 1993: 20 – ,311 — Mikael Laakso et al. — Biomed Central ||BECS||CEAL/AAS

“E COSYSTEM ” = The complex of a community of organisms and its environment —Merriam Webster Complex of living organisms, their physical environment, and all their interrelationships —Concise Encyclopedia ||BECS||CEAL/AAS

T HREE M AJOR P HASES OF OA P UBLISHING —Mikael Laakso et al. ||BECS||CEAL/AAS The Pioneering Years The Innovation YearsThe Consolidation Years

I NTELLECTUAL AND P OLICY D EVELOPMENTS 2000: The Tempe Principles [… for Emerging Systems of Scholarly Publishing] 2002: The Budapest Open Access Initiative 2003: The Bethesda Statement [on Open Access Publishing] 2003: The Berlin Declaration [… on Open Access to Knowledge in the Sciences and Humanities] 2003: NIH Data Sharing Policy 2005: Wellcome Trust Open Access Mandate 2005: NIH Public Access Policy 2006: FRPAA (Federal Research Public Access Act) 2007: MIT Open Courseware Initiative 2008: Harvard Initiatives for Open Access to the Scholarly Literature 2011: NSF Data Management Mandate 2011: Rome Declaration [… on Current Research Information Systems and Open Access Repositories] 2012: The Denton Declaration [… An Open Data Manifesto] 2013: OSTP Directive ||BECS||CEAL/AAS

I NFRASTRUCTURE AND V ENUE D EVELOPMENTS 1980s:Postmodern Culture, Psycholoquy, etc. 1991: arXiv 1997: SPARC (Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition) 1998: PKP (Public Knowledge Project) 1999: PubMed Central 1999: OAI (Open Archives Initiative) 2000: BioMed Central 2001: PLoS (Public Library of Science) 2008: FP7 (European Commission Open Access Pilot in the Seventh Framework Programme ) 2009: COAR (Confederation of Open Access Repositories) 2010: OpenAIRE (Open Access Infrastructure for Research in Europe) 2012: eLife ||BECS||CEAL/AAS

S ECTION T ITLE G OES H ERE — askabiologist.asu.edu ||BECS||CEAL/AAS

E COSYSTEM ||BECS||CEAL/AAS OPEN ACCESS arXixSPARC Budapest Initiative PubMed Central PLoSFRPAA Berlin Declaration NIH Public Access Policy NSF Data Managemen t Mandate OAI

A ND S O … Rapid OA Growth + Complex OA Relationships = OA Evolutionary Inevitability ||BECS||CEAL/AAS

… N OW W HAT ? 1.Other “O”s a.Educational resources i.Textbooks ii.Course[ware] iii.MOOCs b.Data ||BECS||CEAL/AAS

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… N OW W HAT ? 1.Other “O”s a.Educational resources i.Textbooks ii.Course[ware] iii.MOOCs b.Data 2.Other Metrics a.Pageviews b.Downloads c.Citation counts d.Social media references (bookmarks, posts, favorites, tweets) e.Repository reports ||BECS||CEAL/AAS

G OOGLE S CHOLAR ||BECS||CEAL/AAS

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M ICROSOFT A CADEMIC S EARCH ||BECS||CEAL/AAS

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M ICROSOFT A CADEMIC S EARCH ||BECS||CEAL/AAS

R EPOSITORY R EPORTS (IN) ||BECS||CEAL/AAS

R EPOSITORY R EPORTS (FROM) eScholarship Report ||BECS||CEAL/AAS

THANK YOU Brian E. C. Schottlaender The Audrey Geisel University Librarian UC San Diego ||BECS||CEAL/AAS