1. The monograph and Open Access Reports and New Opportunities from the Frontline University Press Redux 16 March, Liverpool Eelco Ferwerda, OAPEN

2. 1. Investigating OA monograph services Explore potential centralized services to support publication and management of OA monographs

3. Investigating OA monograph services Co-design project by OAPEN & Jisc Collections –Funded by Jisc Collections –UK participation from Universities, Libraries, University Presses and other stakeholders Explore potential centralized services to support publication and management of OA monographs –Planning Oct 2014 – Feb 2016 –Recommend further work: projects / services

4. OA Life Cycle Use/create Select/submit Accept Deposit Publish OA Life Cycle

5. Use/create Submit Accept Deposit Publish OA Life Cycle Discovery Access Usage Impact Reporting Publisher information Funder policies Peer review Quality assurance Metadata Dissemination Compliance Institutional repositories Green OA Aggregation Preservation Notification

6. Services for articles (Jisc) Use/create Submit Accept Deposit Publish OA Article Life Cycle Reports: IRUS-UK Policies: Sherpa services ROARMAP Aggregation and discovery: CoRE OpenDOAR Management reports: Jisc Monitor Notifications: Jisc Publications Router

7. Investigating OA monograph services Use/create Submit Accept Deposit Publish OA Book Life Cycle Usage Impact Reporting Publisher information Metadata Dissemination Compliance Aggregation Preservation Green OA

8. Investigating OA monograph services Identified areas: 1.Knowledge Exchange 2.Publisher information 3.Metadata 4.Aggregation 5.Impact / reporting 6.Green OA

9. Investigating OA monograph services Use/create Submit Accept Deposit Publish OA Book Life Cycle Publisher information Metadata Green OA

10. Investigating OA monograph services Publisher information Aim to improve transparency and accountability by identifying requirements for information from publishers Based on a review of existing sources: – Principles of transparency and accountability (COPE, OASPA, DOAJ) – OASPA membership guidelines – DOAJ and DOAB requirements Inform stakeholders about publishing process, peer review, publication charges, OA and licensing policies, etc Quick guide: www.oapen.org/content/guides-oa-monographswww.oapen.org/content/guides-oa-monographs

11. Publisher information on OA monographs Information about: – OA offering (service, business model) – Author charges – Peer review – Availability (different editions, OA edition) – Licensing – Author information and OA policy – Preservation Quick guide: www.oapen.org/content/guides-oa-monographswww.oapen.org/content/guides-oa-monographs

13. Investigating OA monograph services Metadata Aim to improve discovery, support management information Identifying requirements for metadata of OA books Review of existing metadata - for conventional books, for OA articles, from other sources (CrossRef, ONIX) Quick guide: www.oapen.org/content/guides-oa-monographswww.oapen.org/content/guides-oa-monographs

14. Metadata for OA monographs Metadata model based on 4 main parts: 1.Book: bibliographic information of book (or chapter), OA edition, funder information, etc 2.Creator: author, editor, etc 3.Format: digital format(s) of the book 4.Collection: collection(s) the book is part of Quick guide: www.oapen.org/content/guides-oa-monographswww.oapen.org/content/guides-oa-monographs

16. Investigating OA monograph services Green OA for books Explore potential for a ‘green’ route to OA books Alternative to ‘gold’, author fee based approach Involving all stakeholders, documenting views and considerations Aim: Establish viability of existing OA policies supporting ‘green’ deposit of articles - for books

17. Green OA for books Printed monograph remains the gold standard… Publishers: choose a hybrid approach: OA + print – Need to recover their costs through sales and/or BPC – Unlikely to allow self-archiving Authors: strong, personal attachment to their work – Protective of result – Unlikely to deposit final accepted manuscript

18. Green OA for books Round table discussion – Exploring alternative solutions to Gold/Green OA – Making books available OA without BPC’s (book processing charges) – Acceptable to authors and publishers

19. Three possible models… 1. Freemium model – Publishers provide basic OA to their books after certain period (3 years?) – Online only: no copying or downloading – Publishers sell other editions – Publishers can offer earlier OA at reduced charges 2. ‘Triggered’ OA – Publisher sets sales target – OA as soon as target is reached – Or after maximum period (5 years?) 3. Direct publication – Author manuscript published directly online – System to support peer review and dissemination

20. Investigating OA monograph services Next steps… Aggregating UK OA books (± 500) – Enrich metadata of publications – Connect publications to funders and institutions – Identify and integrate valuable dissemination channels Provide easy access, improve discovery Impact / reporting – Introduce metrics to measure impact of OA books (usage, citations, altmetrics) Demonstrate value of OA for books Pilot with alternative ‘non BPC’ models?

21. 2. OPERAS A pan-European e-infrastructure for open access publishing in the Social Sciences and Humanities

22. OPERAS “Open access Publications in European Research Areas for Social Sciences and Humanities” Open Science devide between sciences (STM) and HSS: Transition to OA is slower Publishing landscape is fragmented Language barriers Research output in part through monographs and edited collections Publishers are often smaller, less profitable, or non profit As a result HSS Researchers have Less access to primary research (fragmented collections) Less tools to support advanced research Less impactful publishing services

23. OPERAS A collaborative project to support open access publishing and the transition to open science in humanities and social sciences (HSS) Pan-European, distributed e-infrastructure Support OA publishing in HSS Improve access and discovery Provide tools and services for research Promote good practise

25. Network of 17 partners in 7 countries OpenEditionFRAEUPEU Hellenic Research - EKTGRGR Torino UniversityIT Ubiquity PressUKCRUIIT Open Book PublishersUKCNR-ILIESIIT Knowledge UnlatchedUKNapoli UniversityIT Open Library of Hum.UKVenezia UniversityIT Max Weber StiftungDEUniversity of ZadarHR Göttingen UniversityDEOAPENNL ISCTE UniversityPT

26. OPERAS - Goals Joining forces to create scale and impact: Enable Open Science in HSS Develop and share services among partner platforms Create a single access point to improve access and dissemination Promote good practises for OA publishing Explore metrics for impact and research evaluation in HSS Provide training to stakeholders

27. OPERAS – Projects (1) Horizon2020 proposal: ‘Support to international cooperations for e-infrastructures’ (INFRASUPP-3-2016) Objective: Design study for OPERAS as collaborative initiative Governance model, sustainability plan, legal entity Technical and service requirements Develop network, community building, identifying stakeholders

28. OPERAS – Projects (2) Horizon2020 proposal: ‘User-driven e-infrastructure innovation’ (EINFRA-22-2016) Support for design and prototyping of innovative e-infrastructure services Objective: Develop and share a layer of essential services for OA monographs among existing e-publishing platforms to support open science in HSS

29. EINFRA Project ServicesDataProviders IdentificationAuthors IDORCID Documents ID, DOICrossRef Funding ID, FundrefCrossRef Entities recognitionNamed entities (persons, dates, locations) INRIA NERD CertificationPeer Review processDOAB Open LicencesDOAB AnnotationOpen commentary, open review hypothes.is Usage metricsDownloadsOBP metrics Impact metricsCitations, AltmetricsCrossRef

30. Enriching monographs Usage/im pact Annotation Review/ certification Discovery Crosslinking OA Life Cycle Hypothes.is

31. EINFRA Project ServicesDataPartners IdentificationAuthors IDEKT-OMP Documents ID, DOI Funding ID, Fundref Entities recognitionNamed entities (persons, dates, locations) DARIAH CertificationPeer Review processOAPEN Open Licences AnnotationOpen commentary, open reviewUbiquity Usage metricsDownloadsOBP Impact metricsCitations, AltmetricsUbiquity

32. EINFRA Project + OpenEdition, Göttingen UP ServicesDataPartners IdentificationAuthors IDEKT Documents ID, DOI Funding ID, Fundref Entities recognitionNamed entities (persons, dates, locations) DARIAH CertificationPeer Review processOAPEN Open Licences AnnotationOpen commentary, open reviewUbiquity Usage metricsDownloadsOBP Impact metricsCitations, AltmetricsUbiquity

33. OPERAS Various publishing platforms: Providing pan-European, distributed e-infrastructure for HSS Supporting OA monograph publishing Improving access and discovery Developing and sharing tools and services Promoting good practise Together, these platforms: Reach 4.5 million visitors annually Provide access to almost 6000 OA books From 180 publishers

34. Thank you Eelco Ferwerda e.ferwerda@oapen.org www.oapen.orgwww.oapen.org - @oapenbooks www.doabooks.orgwww.doabooks.org - @doabooks