The library as a virtual research environment
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SHERPA
Jackie Wickham
RSP Project Coordinator
Centre for Research Communications
University of Nottingham
Background
Securing a Hybrid Environment for Research
Preservation and Access (SHERPA Project)
Original project 2003-Jan 2006 - funded by JISC and
CURL
SHERPA Plus
OpenDOAR
RoMEO and JULIET
Repositories Support Project
SHERPA aims
Establish institutionally-based eprint repositories
7 Partners plus 7 Associate Partners
– actually 21 partner institutions, plus affiliates
Experience
– in consortia, maintenance, population
Advice
– technical, organisational, IPR, preservation
Advocacy
– strategies, events, materials
SHERPA partners & repositories
Birkbeck
Birmingham
Bristol
British Library
Cambridge
Durham
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Imperial
Leeds
LSE
Kings College
Newcastle
Nottingham
Oxford
Royal Holloway
Sheffield
SOAS
UCL
York
AHDS
Achievements
Network of OAI-PMH compliant repositories
Populated with research outputs and metadata
Body of knowledge and understanding accumulated
Advocacy strategies developed
Better understanding of copyright law – and its
complexity!
Understanding of authors’ conceptions and
misconceptions
Gained a respected profile in international OA
movement
SHERPA Project Evaluation, 2005, CERLIM
SHERPA Plus
2 year project to July 2007, for national support
advocacy strategies and material for the further
population of existing repositories
resources, information and advice for all institutions
wanting to establish repositories
support for repository-level, institutional and national
policy development
review and analysis of extending repository holdings
with datasets, multimedia, grey literature, learning
objects and other content types
OpenDOAR
18 month project to August 2006
survey of Open Access Repositories
registry of Open Access Repositories
for third party service providers . . .
for end users . . .
Still here!
Copyright and self-archiving
RoMEO http://www.sherpa.ac.uk/romeo/
Contains publishers' general policies on selfarchiving of journal articles and certain conference
series
Each entry provides a summary of the publisher's
policy, including what version of an article can be
deposited, where it can be deposited, and any
conditions that are attached to that deposit
RoMEO functions
Interpretation and clarification of publisher policies
Dialogue with stakeholders, particularly publishers
and funders
‘Honest broker’ role
Human and machine-readable interfaces
JULIET
List of funder OA
requirements
Links to policies
Sorting under
various headings
Funders
Centre for Research
Communications
Founded in April 2009 as a University research
centre
SHERPA services – RoMEO, JULIET, OpenDOAR
Includes projects – DRIVER, OpenAIRE,
NECOBELAC
..and RSP