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Open Access Discovery Roadmap 2018

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Flanagan, Dimity
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Pieper, Dirk
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Piowowar, Heather
Priem, Jason
Bailey, Jefferson
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Mcarthur, Joseph
Brown, Josh
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Barnsby, Judith
Shearer, Kathleen
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Ide-Smith, Michele
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Knoth, Petr
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Lammey, Rachael
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Fahmy, Sarah
Moffatt, Simon
Date published
December 18, 2018
Abstract
The solid foundation of the open access movement is the importance of public access to research, but it is clear that discovery of this open research remains one of the barriers to fulfilling this goal. There are many organisations making progress in this space and it is not always easy keeping up to date with the projects that are currently underway, or even knowing about what is in the pipeline. In order to improve opportunities for collaboration and alignment, the British Library and Arcadia Fund brought together key organisations in this space to discuss what we want to prioritise as a group and what challenges are being faced. The emphasis on sustainability shaped the decisions made about the next steps after the workshop. In order to attract more funding for open infrastructure, there is a need to efficiently convey all the important work these organisations are currently undertaking. Therefore, the group collaborated on a document to outline the major projects in the pipeline over the next two years.
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doi.org/10.22020/77m9-6p61
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https://dx.doi.org/10.22020/v652-2876
Keywords
workshop; collaboration; open access; discovery; user experience; metadata; repositories
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