DeepGreen – Open Access Transformation Establishment and development of legally safe workflows for the efficient implementation of open access components in licensing agreements for scientific publications

2011年为实现开放获取运动设定了重要的优先事项：在德国，图书馆与出版商谈判了所谓的联盟许可证，这意味着广泛的开放获取权利。有权访问许可期刊的机构的作者，可以在他们选择的资源库中自由发表他们的文章，而不需要或只在短暂的禁售期之后。然而，学术机构需要新的方式来与出版商合作，以实现所要求的、并由德国研究基金会(DFG)支持的开放获取转换过程。DeepGreen项目为这种转变提供了一种可行的解决方案，它依赖于从出版商到存储库的文章数据的几乎完全自动的分发。有了DeepGreen，申请者的目标是使大多数出版物--由于许可环境，这些出版物应该是开放的--在网上可用。虽然之前的赠款(DFG编号274939300)典型地测试了项目目标的实用性，但“DeepGreen-开放获取转化”--与出版商、授权图书馆和其他机构--将建立一个标准化的、尽可能自动化的工作流程，首先涵盖出版商的数据交付，包括全文，然后执行合法的数据加载到存储库的过程。从技术上讲，这是通过一个确保这一点的中央中间数据分发服务器来实现的。基于与出版商和图书馆签订的具有约束力的协议以及实施的联盟许可证的所有条款，项目组将实现全国性的服务。此外，项目组将确定最初的项目方法是否适用于其他许可证模式(如专业信息服务(FID)、联合体或甚至黄金开放获取协议的许可证)。国家项目联合体由两个图书馆网络(柏林-勃兰登堡图书馆(KOBV)和柏林-勃兰登堡图书馆(BVB))、两所大学(弗里德里希-亚历山大-埃尔兰根-纽伯格大学(FAU)和柏林工业大学(TU柏林))、拜仁图书馆(BSB)和非大学研究机构(GeoForschungs-ZEntrum GFZ)组成。

2011 important priorities were set to realize the open access movement: In Germany, libraries negotiated so-called Alliance licenses with publishers, which seal extensive open access rights. Authors of institutions, that have therewith access to licensed journals, can freely publish their articles without or after only a short embargo period in a repository of their choice.However, academic institutions need new ways to cooperate with publishers for the requested – and by German Research Foundation (DFG) supported – open access transformation process. The project DeepGreen provides a working solution to this transformation by relying on the nearly fully automated distribution of article data from publishers to repositories. With DeepGreen, the applicants aim to interdisciplinary make the majority of publications, which should be open accessible due to licensing contexts, available online.While the previous grant (DFG number 274939300) prototypically tested the practicability of the projects target, "DeepGreen - Open Access Transformation" – together with publishers, authorized libraries and other institutions – will establish a standardized workflow, automated as much as possible, that firstly covers the delivery of data, including the full texts, of the publishers, and secondly performs the legitimate data loading process into the repositories. Technically, this is achieved by a central, intermediate data distribution server that ensures this. A nationwide service is to be achieved, based on binding agreements with publishers and libraries and all terms of Alliance licenses implemented.Additionally, the project group will identify if the initial project approach is adoptable for other license models (such as licenses of the specialized information services (FID), consortia or even gold open access agreements). A second development stage will be the consideration of workflows for an automated delivery to subject related repositories and research information systems (CRIS).The national project consortium consists of two library networks (Kooperativer Bibliotheksverbund Berlin-Brandenburg (KOBV) and Bibliotheksverbund Bayern (BVB)), two universities (Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU) and Technische Universität Berlin (TU Berlin)), the Bayerische Staatsbibliothek (BSB) and a non-university research institution (GeoForschungs-Zentrum GFZ).