1. Scholarly Link Exchange WG Wrap up – Wouter Haak

2. Recap of Scholix benefits see: www.Scholix.org
For data repositories and journal publishers
linking data and the literature will increase their visibility and usage
can support additional services to improve the user experience on online platforms
More scalable and robust due to a global standard rather than bilateral agreements
For research institutes, bibliographic service providers, and funding bodies
the infrastructure will enable advanced bibliographic services and productivity assessment tools
track datasets and journal publications within a common and comprehensive framework
For researchers:
Easier finding and accessing relevant articles and data sets
track long-term impact of their data (and publications)
thereby providing additional incentives to share data.

3. Publisher example: Why is Elsevier supporting Scholix
Three important reasons:
We have more than 60 bilateral agreements and methods in place with datacenters and repositories
We collect a lot of information about article-data linking about repositories that we do not have agreements with
We are working with institutions to improve their Research Data Management practices, as part of our overall RDM iniatitive
replace with standardized Scholix approach
Represent and validate additional article-data links in a standardized approach
Scholix is a great way to represent article-data relations for institutions that we work with

4. As a publisher, if you are interested – what to do?
Easy / start now) You can contribute your article-data references to CrossRef or DataCite using their metadata API feeds (see the usual CrossRef and DataCite documentation)
Easy / also available) You can expose your article-data references in a Scholix-compliant way
Forthcoming) You can use the Scholix DLI service to showcase article-data relationships post-publication
Long term) you can export article-data relationships before publication (replace the full data linking flow)

5. Email info@scholix.org
Thank you!
Questions?
Scholix web site:
Wouter Haak
Geoffrey Bilder -
Martin
Hylke.Koers