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Call for posters and participation:
DRF International Conference 2008
Open Access and Institutional Repository in
As a matter of interest the Australian research assessment (RQF) refuses to
allow its assessors to look at any metadata whatsoever, but insists that
every assessable item must be in an institutional repository (even articles
in open access journals), and assessors link direct to them.
Someday,
I think that Southampton** is quietly confident that if you can talk
up Open Access while actually achieving the metadata deposits as an
embedded institutional process, then the final stage of document
deposit will be relatively painless to achieve. If you ask them
whether they would have planned
The British Higher Education Funding Councils have negotiated some
rather complicated special arrangements with publishers to ensure that
their panels can get electronic access to the full texts of all the
papers that have been entered for the 2008 Research Assessment Exercise
(RAE) even if they
It occurred to me that it is rather bizarre behaviour to go to the
trouble of exporting ISI bibliographic metadata about my publications
solely to measure the effectiveness or shortcomings of my
repository. Much better by far to import that list into my repository
to top up my missing articles
