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Cadmus : recent achievements and future challenges

Lotta Svantesson

EUI Repository Manager

14 th SELL meeting

Florence, 23 May 2014

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Outline

• What is EUI, OA @EUI

• What is Cadmus, scope

• Content

• Achievements: Highlights and news

• Challenges: Highlights

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EUI community

4 departments : ECO, HEC, LAW and SPS

Interdisciplinary RSCAS and MWP

Current ‘EUI figures’

• 603 Researchers / Doctoral students

• 83 Faculty

• 149 Fellows and research staff

• 208 Administrative staff

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EUI supports OA

The EUI signed the international OA declarations in :

• 2012: Budapest Open Access Initiative (BOAI) on its 10 th anniversary

Signed by: 5779 individuals and 693 organizations*

• 2011: The Berlin Declaration on Open Access to Knowledge in the Sciences and Humanities

Signed by: 478 organizations*

* updated figures on 21 May 2014

The EUI ‘Open Access Policy’: an extract from EUI Code of Ethics in Academic Research as adopted by the

EUI Academic Council on 20 March 2013 (updated July 2013)

From Introduction:

“The EUI supports the principle of Open Access and invites its members to facilitate the widespread dissemination of their published research by reporting and depositing their publications with the Institutional

Repository of the EUI – Cadmus.”

• Encourages • Not Mandatory

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Cadmus, the EUI Research repository

It is the vitrine for EUI’s research output

“Open Access increases a work’s visibility, audience, usage and citations, which all convert to career building”

[Peter Suber, Open Access, 2012]

Recording the EUI Research output

Publication types: Books, Chapters, Theses, Journal articles ,

Working Papers, Lecture series, Research reports

- More than 15,000 records

- More than 3.600 fulltext available in OA

- Record of publications appeared in one year: more than

1,000

- Added to Cadmus in one year: more than 2,000

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User Statistics

- Monthly visits: +20,000

- Yearly visits: +200,000

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Recent achievements

2013 Software

Upgrade

Interoperability

• DSpace (from

1.6.2 XML to 1.8.2

XML)

• OpenAIRE compliant

• Worldcat

• Now Exploring

Discovery inclusion

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Ranking web of Repositories

Ranking Position : Cadmus

Cadmus ranking over time:

January

2011

July 2011

January

2012

July 2012

January

2013

July 2013

January

2014

Top European Repositories

Top EU Repositories

Top Eurasia

Top Institutional Repositories

Top [World] Repositories

Top Italy na na

264

280 na

July 2013

• 1 st in Italy

• 73 rd in Europe

• 132 nd worldwide na na

213 na

73 na na

135

154 na

90 na na

157

186 na

84

75

100

154

175

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Jan 2014, 14 th edition

• 2 nd in Italy

• 84 th in Europe

• and 146 th among institutional repositories over the world

73

65

86

132

151

1

84

79

94

146

165

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Highlights: improvements for users

• Author names -

‘clickable’ for browsing

• easier Working Paper browsing with multiple series names and numbers

• Linking between theses and published versions

(books)

Some 'oldies but goodies‘

• Usage statistics

• Annual Reports production: export from

Cadmus

• automatic display on departmental web pages

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Cadmus staff

• Verifying publishers’ copyright policies and author rights

• Checking article versions allowed

(pre-, post-print, published version)

• Book extracts, increasing

• Authors - sceptical

An article dealing with OA is not always OA

Example: OUP (IJLIT) Licence to publish

• Does not require to remove pre-print version article after publication

• Post-print version of article allowed 24 months

(!!!) after the online date of publication

How to deal with this?

COAR, LIBER, SPARC etc Recommendation on Open

Access Policies and maximum Embargo periods (12 months for the for social sciences and humanities)

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Tool for authors (and for staff)

Informs if journal/publisher allows the fulltext

OA archival of an article

Cadmus - makes it automatically available elsewhere!

Usage

Statistics

DSpace and

Google

Analytics

EUI dept web pages

Reports

EUI / dept / author

EUI

Academic

Publications

Linked to from EUI

Directory Google Scholar

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The yearly directory of EUI

Academic Publications

• Its bibliographic data comes from Cadmus

• Is another vitrine for

EUI publications, online

• Illustrates more than

1,000 records issued in

2013

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Departmental publications web pages

• Data and images are taken from Cadmus

• Department members’ publications shown here automatically and instantly

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Open Archives Initiative (OAI)

An international standard for metadata harvesting

A “body that promotes standards in archiving which allow systems to operate successfully together and exchange information.”

Open Archives

Initiative

Protocol for metadata

Harvesting

(OAI-PMH)

Cadmus is compliant, thus harvested by other portals

Increased visibility

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Cadmus ‘plays well’ together with other repositories and portals

Theses in fulltext

All Research in fulltext

FP7/ERC – Horizon 2020 Funds: obligation

EUI staff also populates taking data from Cadmus

2013: Cadmus is OpenAIRE complaint

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Blog post on Cadmus

OpenAIRE compliancy and WorldCat synchronisation

News

• Grant number

• Embargo

• Better search

• Modern Layout

Cadmus : DSpace Upgrade and

Open AIRE compliancy

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Cadmus improvements: theses

• Link to fulltext theses from Cadmus

• A link between EUI theses and Published

Book versions is made

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EUI theses: Some figures

• totally 200 EUI theses are available

OA

• More than 100 ‘old’ theses titles have been OCR scanned (for digital archival reasons)

• Out of those scanned theses 30 are available in OA (readable online in

Cadmus), i.e. almost 1/3 of those scanned

• Future idea

• Improving communication with alumni

• Authors will be approached individually

• Authorisation form

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International Open Access Week

- A global event, now in its 7th year, promoting Open Access as a norm in scholarship and research

– since 2011 @ EUI

- an opportunity for the academic and research community to continue to learn about the potential benefits of Open Access, to share what they’ve learned with colleagues, and to help inspire wider participation

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Theses Embargoed access

• Four year embargo according to new EUI academic rules and regulations

• All EUI theses available in Cadmus (OA) four years after defence date

• Implementation of embargo rule to be implemented by September 2014

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Technical objectives

• Upgrade of DSpace

(enable workflow for self-submission)

• Exploring linking to research data – interoperability

• Reinforced OA policy

• Keep up the good track in Ranking and Usage

Statistics

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Communication and OA advocacy

• Improve communication with

EUI authors, projects all the EUI community

• Authors' Selfsubmission …. Not at

EUI

• Library's role: informing and assisting (OA week)

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Thank you !

cadmus@eui.eu

cadmus.eui.eu

Follow us on Twitter

@EUILib

@CadmusEUI

23 May 2014, Lotta Svantesson

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