FPCA2 Wrap-up Michael Kurtz. Thanks The Local Organizing Committee The SOC (AA, AH) Alberto Accomazzi Andre Heck.

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FPCA2 Wrap-up Michael Kurtz

Thanks The Local Organizing Committee The SOC (AA, AH) Alberto Accomazzi Andre Heck

1001 publications in ADS Zillions of Books, how many articles edited? A phenomenon Variable Procrustean Bed Method (VPB) ALD (ADS conceived, 1987) ALD2 (2 nd order operators, 1992) IIR (Factor Space, 1993)

Why Journals? Information transfer Employment Validation Distribution Persistence Authority Discoverability Visibility Connectivity

Keeping Score A. Sandage (1951) J. Huchra (1970)

Finances Open, Free, Libre, … Access Library pays Author Pays Governments, Foundations Pay Consortia Pay SCOAP3 Funding models will, must change, to what? BIC problem

New Capabilities ORCID Data in its many forms Text Mining Semantic Tagging Dense Linking Personal Services (recommendations …)

Discussion What are the “low hanging fruit” for future enhancements of scholarly publishing? How should they be implemented

Players Societies (AAS, RAS, ESO, …) Journals (ApJ, MNRAS, A&A, PhysRev, …) Indexers (ADS, Spires, Google, ISI, …) Data Centers (CDS, NED) Virtual Organizations (IVOA, AVO, EuroVO, …) Data Archives (ESO, Chandra, MAST, …, …, …) Libraries Observatories Funding Agencies Who will (should) do what?