The Open Access
abernard102@gmail.com 2013-10-21
Summary:
[From Google's English] "From 21 to 27 October will be held the week of the Open Access (Open Access Week). Open Access internationally known as Open Access (OA) is the dissemination of information (research papers, books, photographs, reports ...) in an open and free. It is spread mainly scientific knowledge in open, free and accessible to everyone on the Internet. With open access to the authors of the works give operating rights to anyone who can access the content of his work, just the mention.This method of opening the authors of their publications has allowed greater visibility of their scientific production ... In 2004 REBIUN (Network of University Libraries) made a statement in support of open access models address the access to scientific documentation quickly, without entorpiments and economic costs. This statement REBIUN urged authors to publish works that had been publicly funded in institutional repositories.Repositories are archived on web platforms and at the same time made available digital documents.The statement also urged REBIUN academic institutions that created open access repositories to deposit electronic copies of scientific and at the same time urged the political authorities with responsibility for cultural, scientific and educational fund the creation of repositories institutional as well as promote and collaborate on projects development and preservation of documents ... From these initial statements or manifestos so far in Spain have apareixentlleis and regulations that regulate and foster open access. It is very clear in Article 37 of Law 14/2011 of 1 June, the Science, Technology and Innovation. In this article deals with the development, promotion and connecting national and international repositories. Also in another section discusses mandatory dissemination of research that have been publicly funded, who is a must for all digital version within a maximum period of 12 months from the official date of publication. Another measure that is being implemented since 2011 and is improving the free access to information is that there is an obligation to disseminate theses open once approved, when before it was an option at the discretion of the author / to. In this OA the University Jaume I on 23 April 2009 opened the UJI http://repositori.uji.es/ repository containing mainly all the teachers and scientific researchers University since 2008, books and theme authors Castellon Castellon, with digitized photographs, periodicals, etc.. Another collection of eight that is the Digital Archive is the repository of Spain-EU documents containing audio, visual, written from that form part of the Union in 1986. All this work has been and is the result of joint work of all European Documentation Centres in Spain. In UJI repository can also find other communities such as magazines consists periodicals published by the departments and services of the UJI, to name but a few can find the full text of the magazine every issue Mijares, Research and Tiempos de America. The Library of the University Jaume I signed an agreement of collaboration with Europeana (European Digital Library) to follow standard procedures and parameters input registers, which allows us to be more visible and to promote more materials repository. In addition we Europeana collects the search Hispanic Ministry of Culture, the Recolecta FECYT (Spanish Foundation for Science and Technology), TDX (Theses and Dissertations Online) Consortium of Catalonian University Libraries, OpenDOS, post World repositories, OpenAIRE which includes the research subsidized European RePEc which focuses on papers in economics and Google Scholar, where you can search the literature written by teachers and researchers. This year for the Open Access Week for the first time, they will coordinate all activities, creating a visual web point where grouped videos and documents to promote open access to all Spanish universities. It is about having a single point of entradade universities, along with the National Library and FECYT. Before each university sets its program of activities to celebrate Open Access Week and was virtually unknown to the rest.This is a coordination action that is scheduled on the new Working Group Repositories REBIUN part of Line 3 of the Strategic Plan III REBIUN 2020 and coordinated by Universitat Jaume I. This action has been very successful and objective as it allows greater visibility gives a push to these activities, which are many and varied ..."