An Open Access Triptych: IsItOpenAccess, the Open Citations Corpus and IDFind

Submitted by richard on Sun, 2013-03-03 15:45

Author(s)

First Name:

Richard

Last Name:

Jones

Affiliation:

Cottage Labs

First Name:

Mark

Last Name:

MacGillivray

Affiliation:

Cottage Labs

First Name:

Emanuil

Last Name:

Tolev

Affiliation:

Cottage Labs

First Name:

Cameron

Last Name:

Neylon

Affiliation:

PLOS

First Name:

David

Last Name:

Shotton

Affiliation:

University of Oxford

Keywords:

identifiers, citations, licensing

Track:

General conference

Paper

Abstract:

This proposal presents three new services which, although independent, are natural companions and which have great significance for the repository community. They are: IsItOpenAccess- a service which takes a set of identifiers and provides a report on the open access status and licensing conditions of each; The Open Citations Corpus - an open access database of bibliographic records and the citation links between them; IDFind - a proof-of-concept service for identifying identifiers. We discuss the relationships between these services (and others in use in the sector) and how they can benefit the repository community.

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An Open Access Triptych: IsItOpenAccess, the Open Citations Corpus and IDFind

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