The Importance of Repository EC- (OpenAire) and RCUK-Compliance Tags for Mandate Compliance Verification
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Summary:
The EC's and RCUK's mandates have to be integrated with institutional
mandates so as to implement the following 8 shared conditions:
(1) *immediate-deposit* (even if access to the deposit is allowed to be
embargoed):
(2) of the *final peer-reviewed draft*
(3) on the *date of acceptance* by the journal (which is marked by a
verifiable calendar date-stamp)
(4) and the immediate-deposit must be directly in the *author's own
institutional repository* (not institution-externally -- central
repositories can harvest from IRs)
(5) so that immediate-deposit can be *monitored and verified by the
author's institution* (regardless of whether the mandate is from a funder
or the institution)
(6) as a *funding compliance condition* and/or an *institutional employment
condition*
(7) and institutional repository must be designated as the *sole locus of
deposit * for submitting publications for institutional performance
evaluation, funder conditions and national research assessment.
(8) Repository deposits must be monitored so as to generate *rich and
visible metrics of usage and citation* so as to verify and reward authors'
deposits as well as to showcase and archive the institution's and funder's
research output and impact.
Link:
http://mailman.ecs.soton.ac.uk/pipermail/goal/2012-November/001273.htmlUpdated:
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