1. OpenAIRE Services for Funders
Tony Ross-Hellauer
University of Goettingen
OpenAIRE Services for Funders
DI4R
Krakow
30 November 2016

2. The OpenAIRE e-infrastructure in a nutshell
Validation
Cleaning & Transformation
De-duplication
Classification
Citation
Linking
Publication repositories
Institutional & Thematic
Open Access Journals
Data repositories
Data Journals
CRIS systems
Funding information
Registries
Publication in context

3. The funder database
This is the OpenAIRE data model. Blue squares show which OpenAIRE entities (and relationships) are created from the information provided by funder databases

4. # of related publications
Funders
Results from text and data mining
Funder
Country
Status
# of projects
# of related publications
FCT PT
Production
10,688
11,637
Australian Research Council
AUS
21,786
6,552
National Health and Medical Research Council
23,209
4,425
National Science Foundation
USA
BETA
80,912
48,947
Science Foundation IR
4,130
1,917
Ministry of Science Education and Sport HR
In queue for BETA
(MSES) 2,120
(CSF) 234
346
Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO) NL
Under testing with initial sets of projects
8,000
700
Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) DE
No official DFG funding list. Preliminary tests with fulltetxts from Fraunhofer. -
National Institutes of Health (NIH)
Preliminary work started.
Presented by Natalia OpenAIRE2020 1st year review, Brussels, 3 Feb 2016

5. How to participate in OpenAIRE1

6. Data description 2 PROJECT IDENTIFIER (MANDATORY)
OpenAIRE requires only a very limited set of metadata fields from funders. No personal or private details are required. The mandatory and optional data fields are:
PROJECT IDENTIFIER (MANDATORY)
PROJECT TITLE or ACRONYM (MANDATORY)
FUNDER NAME (MANDATORY) – e.g. Wellcome Trust, EC
START DATE (MANDATORY),
END DATE (MANDATORY)
FUNDING STREAM(S) (OPTIONAL) – funding categories for more detailed statistics
PARTICIPANT ORGANIZATION(S) (OPTIONAL) – i.e., project partners 2

7. Funded projects info in OpenAIRE
Project metadata info in new records from OpenAIRE compliant repositories
Metadata publications record enrichments by OpenAIRE deduplication
Link Publications to projects by inference (text mining procedures)
Link Publications to projects using the end-user service: claim publications

8. Features OpenAIRE can provide to funders
Using the OpenAIRE portal, funders can
filter publications/data by funder and browse by specific funding streams
search via project title, acronym or grant agreement and view specific statistics of the project: publications/data over time, OA status, where they were published/deposited, etc.
view overall funder/funding stream statistics (facets over time, data source, institution, etc.)
correlate author/institution output with funding information
visualize clusters of publications/data or funding based on their interlinking (national or ERA-wide level).

9. Licensing the enriched metadata
OpenAIRE will enrich the metadata, add new information and links to it.
This enriched metadata that OpenAIRE has created will be published and licensed under Creative Commons BY or Creative Commons ZERO standard form, current version or any future higher version of such standard forms.
Funders, along with all others, will then be able to access and re-use this data via the OpenAIRE Portal [ and direct machine to machine application programming interface (API) [

10. Monitor and reporting: statistics service, portal info

11. Research monitoring and analytics
Links to software
1,290 software links in the References section and 2,985 links in the full text.
Topic modeling
Trends in research
Hidden relationships
Basic version to be in beta

12. Trends and correlations