Open-Access-Transformation Contract “Hormone and Metabolic Research”

开放获取转化合同“激素和代谢研究”

• 批准号: 414049467
• 负责人: Dr. Bernhard Mittermaier
• 金额: --
• 依托单位: Zentralbibliothek
• 依托单位国家: 德国
• 项目类别: Science Communication, Research Data, eResearch (Scientific Library Services and Information Systems)
• 财政年份: 2019
• 资助国家: 德国
• 起止时间: 2018-12-31 至 2022-12-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://gepris.dfg.de/gepris/projekt/414049467?language=en
• 关键词: Open; Access; Transformation; Contract; Hormone

The project aims at transforming a single journal from a subscription model to Open Access Gold. This pilot will allow a medium-sized German publisher, who has not yet gathered much experience in Open Access publishing, to gain valuable experience with this publishing model. In particular, given the economic risks associated with changing the publishing model, the publisher seeks to gather experience with new mechanisms and methods (in example author identification). Dependent on how publishing parameters are behaving and if sustainability can be achieved, the publisher is explicitly interested in expanding the Open Access model to the publisher’s entire portfolio. In view of the relatively small number of about two dozen license subscribers and about two dozen OA articles per annum, the publisher will initially make the required adjustments manually. However, it has been agreed with the publisher to evaluate first results already in 2019 and dependent on the outcome of the evaluation to include further journals in the transformation process. In this case, automatization of processes will be implemented. Also, for most license subscribers this pilot project offers a first time opportunity to gather experience with Open Access transformation.

该项目旨在将单一期刊从订阅模式转变为开放获取黄金模式。这一试点将使一家尚未在开放近用出版方面积累太多经验的德国中型出版商获得这种出版模式的宝贵经验。特别是，考虑到与改变出版模式相关的经济风险，出版商寻求收集新机制和方法的经验（例如作者身份）。取决于出版参数的表现以及是否可以实现可持续性，出版商显然有兴趣将开放获取模式扩展到出版商的整个投资组合。鉴于每年约有24个许可证订户和约24篇OA文章，数量相对较少，出版商最初将手动进行所需的调整。然而，出版商已同意在2019年评估第一批结果，并根据评估结果在转化过程中纳入更多期刊。在这种情况下，将实现流程的自动化。此外，对于大多数许可证订阅者来说，这个试点项目首次提供了收集开放获取转型经验的机会。