Forschungsprojekte

Open Semantically-enabled, Social-aware Access to Scietific Data

OpenScience Link will introduce and pilot a holistic approach to the publication, sharing, linking, review and evaluation of research results, based on the open access to scientific information. OSL will pilot a range of novel servies that could alleviate the lack of structured data journals and associated data models, the weaknesses of the review process, the poor linking of scientific information, as well as the limitations of current research evaluation metrics and indicators. Five pilot services will be integrated and piloted in particular: (a) Data journals development based on semantically-enabled research dynamics detection, (b) A novel open, semantically-assisted peer review process. (c) A services for detection and analysis of research trends, (d) Services for Dynamic researchers`collaboration based on non-declared, semantically-inferred relationships and (e) A set of scientific field-aware, productivity- and impact-oriented enhanced research evaluation services. These services will be developed over the OSL platform, which will be based on the semantic and social networkin capabilities of background FP7 projects, as well as of the popular GoPubMed search engine. The OSL services will be piloted with the active participation of over 1200 researchers from the consortium organizations. OSL has already established a group of external users / Stakeholders that will contribute additional users/researchers in the scope of the validation process, while also engaging in the sustainable use of the services. OSL will also study the business potential of open access paradigms, through investigating and pursuing multible business models including author fees, hard copy sales, advertisements, sponsorship, as well as subscription based models. Furthermore, as part of its holistic approach, OSL will devise and validate a legal framework for regulating and reusing open scientific data.

01.02.2013 - 31.01.2016

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OSL Open Science Link

Open Semantically-enabled, Social-aware Access to Scietific Data

OpenScience Link will introduce and pilot a holistic approach to the publication, sharing, linking, review and evaluation of research results, based on the open access to scientific information. OSL will pilot a range of novel servies that could alleviate the lack of structured data journals and associated data models, the weaknesses of the review process, the poor linking of scientific information, as well as the limitations of current research evaluation metrics and indicators. Five pilot services will be integrated and piloted in particular: (a) Data journals development based on semantically-enabled research dynamics detection, (b) A novel open, semantically-assisted peer review process. (c) A services for detection and analysis of research trends, (d) Services for Dynamic researchers`collaboration based on non-declared, semantically-inferred relationships and (e) A set of scientific field-aware, productivity- and impact-oriented enhanced research evaluation services. These services will be developed over the OSL platform, which will be based on the semantic and social networkin capabilities of background FP7 projects, as well as of the popular GoPubMed search engine. The OSL services will be piloted with the active participation of over 1200 researchers from the consortium organizations. OSL has already established a group of external users / Stakeholders that will contribute additional users/researchers in the scope of the validation process, while also engaging in the sustainable use of the services. OSL will also study the business potential of open access paradigms, through investigating and pursuing multible business models including author fees, hard copy sales, advertisements, sponsorship, as well as subscription based models. Furthermore, as part of its holistic approach, OSL will devise and validate a legal framework for regulating and reusing open scientific data.

01.02.2013 - 31.01.2016

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OSL Open Science Link

Open Semantically-enabled, Social-aware Access to Scietific Data

OpenScience Link will introduce and pilot a holistic approach to the publication, sharing, linking, review and evaluation of research results, based on the open access to scientific information. OSL will pilot a range of novel servies that could alleviate the lack of structured data journals and associated data models, the weaknesses of the review process, the poor linking of scientific information, as well as the limitations of current research evaluation metrics and indicators. Five pilot services will be integrated and piloted in particular: (a) Data journals development based on semantically-enabled research dynamics detection, (b) A novel open, semantically-assisted peer review process. (c) A services for detection and analysis of research trends, (d) Services for Dynamic researchers`collaboration based on non-declared, semantically-inferred relationships and (e) A set of scientific field-aware, productivity- and impact-oriented enhanced research evaluation services. These services will be developed over the OSL platform, which will be based on the semantic and social networkin capabilities of background FP7 projects, as well as of the popular GoPubMed search engine. The OSL services will be piloted with the active participation of over 1200 researchers from the consortium organizations. OSL has already established a group of external users / Stakeholders that will contribute additional users/researchers in the scope of the validation process, while also engaging in the sustainable use of the services. OSL will also study the business potential of open access paradigms, through investigating and pursuing multible business models including author fees, hard copy sales, advertisements, sponsorship, as well as subscription based models. Furthermore, as part of its holistic approach, OSL will devise and validate a legal framework for regulating and reusing open scientific data.

01.02.2013 - 31.01.2016

Drittmittel

keine

http://

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OSL Open Science Link

Open Semantically-enabled, Social-aware Access to Scietific Data

OpenScience Link will introduce and pilot a holistic approach to the publication, sharing, linking, review and evaluation of research results, based on the open access to scientific information. OSL will pilot a range of novel servies that could alleviate the lack of structured data journals and associated data models, the weaknesses of the review process, the poor linking of scientific information, as well as the limitations of current research evaluation metrics and indicators. Five pilot services will be integrated and piloted in particular: (a) Data journals development based on semantically-enabled research dynamics detection, (b) A novel open, semantically-assisted peer review process. (c) A services for detection and analysis of research trends, (d) Services for Dynamic researchers`collaboration based on non-declared, semantically-inferred relationships and (e) A set of scientific field-aware, productivity- and impact-oriented enhanced research evaluation services. These services will be developed over the OSL platform, which will be based on the semantic and social networkin capabilities of background FP7 projects, as well as of the popular GoPubMed search engine. The OSL services will be piloted with the active participation of over 1200 researchers from the consortium organizations. OSL has already established a group of external users / Stakeholders that will contribute additional users/researchers in the scope of the validation process, while also engaging in the sustainable use of the services. OSL will also study the business potential of open access paradigms, through investigating and pursuing multible business models including author fees, hard copy sales, advertisements, sponsorship, as well as subscription based models. Furthermore, as part of its holistic approach, OSL will devise and validate a legal framework for regulating and reusing open scientific data.

01.02.2013 - 31.01.2016

Drittmittel

keine

http://

Nein

Nein

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OSL Open Science Link

Open Semantically-enabled, Social-aware Access to Scietific Data

OpenScience Link will introduce and pilot a holistic approach to the publication, sharing, linking, review and evaluation of research results, based on the open access to scientific information. OSL will pilot a range of novel servies that could alleviate the lack of structured data journals and associated data models, the weaknesses of the review process, the poor linking of scientific information, as well as the limitations of current research evaluation metrics and indicators. Five pilot services will be integrated and piloted in particular: (a) Data journals development based on semantically-enabled research dynamics detection, (b) A novel open, semantically-assisted peer review process. (c) A services for detection and analysis of research trends, (d) Services for Dynamic researchers`collaboration based on non-declared, semantically-inferred relationships and (e) A set of scientific field-aware, productivity- and impact-oriented enhanced research evaluation services. These services will be developed over the OSL platform, which will be based on the semantic and social networkin capabilities of background FP7 projects, as well as of the popular GoPubMed search engine. The OSL services will be piloted with the active participation of over 1200 researchers from the consortium organizations. OSL has already established a group of external users / Stakeholders that will contribute additional users/researchers in the scope of the validation process, while also engaging in the sustainable use of the services. OSL will also study the business potential of open access paradigms, through investigating and pursuing multible business models including author fees, hard copy sales, advertisements, sponsorship, as well as subscription based models. Furthermore, as part of its holistic approach, OSL will devise and validate a legal framework for regulating and reusing open scientific data.

01.02.2013 - 31.01.2016

Drittmittel

keine

http://

Nein

Nein

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OSL Open Science Link

Open Semantically-enabled, Social-aware Access to Scietific Data

OpenScience Link will introduce and pilot a holistic approach to the publication, sharing, linking, review and evaluation of research results, based on the open access to scientific information. OSL will pilot a range of novel servies that could alleviate the lack of structured data journals and associated data models, the weaknesses of the review process, the poor linking of scientific information, as well as the limitations of current research evaluation metrics and indicators. Five pilot services will be integrated and piloted in particular: (a) Data journals development based on semantically-enabled research dynamics detection, (b) A novel open, semantically-assisted peer review process. (c) A services for detection and analysis of research trends, (d) Services for Dynamic researchers`collaboration based on non-declared, semantically-inferred relationships and (e) A set of scientific field-aware, productivity- and impact-oriented enhanced research evaluation services. These services will be developed over the OSL platform, which will be based on the semantic and social networkin capabilities of background FP7 projects, as well as of the popular GoPubMed search engine. The OSL services will be piloted with the active participation of over 1200 researchers from the consortium organizations. OSL has already established a group of external users / Stakeholders that will contribute additional users/researchers in the scope of the validation process, while also engaging in the sustainable use of the services. OSL will also study the business potential of open access paradigms, through investigating and pursuing multible business models including author fees, hard copy sales, advertisements, sponsorship, as well as subscription based models. Furthermore, as part of its holistic approach, OSL will devise and validate a legal framework for regulating and reusing open scientific data.

01.02.2013 - 31.01.2016

Drittmittel

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http://

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OSL Open Science Link