*Please excuse the typos :) Presentation on open science and open data for the Australian Institute of Marine Science (AIMS) workshop on "Raising your research profile using research data". 18 June 2014.

1. Carly Strasser
California Digital Library
carlystrasser@gmail.com 18 June 2014
From Flickr by Jill G
Changing
the culture
of research

2. Enable data
sharing
Encourage
new incentives
Think about
code sharing
Work with libraries,
publishers and
researchers
Explore new
tools to help
change
system
Build
tools
Advocate for open science

3. FromFlickrbyMarcSardon
Why do they pay?
Modified from Cameron Neylon

4. From Flickr by Be.Futreproof
From Flickr by natematias
From Flickr by Derek K. Miller Modified from Cameron Neylon

5. Why do scientists do
science?
Modified from Cameron Neylon

6. FromFlickrbyEmiliodelPrado
From Flickr by 401(K) 2013
Modified from Cameron Neylon

7. Doing science is a privilege.
Modified from Cameron Neylon

8. Scientists have an obligation
ensure reproducibility &
trustworthiness
further scientific progress

9. How?

10. notebook
science
source
content
access
data
government
repository
knowledge
FromFlickrbycdsessums

11. notebook
science
source
content
access
data
government
repository
knowledge
FromFlickrbycdsessums

12. Open Science
Making data
research
dissemination
available to all

13. Why?

14. Because we need to be credible.
Because reproducibility is one of
the fundamental tenets of science.

16. Because Fox News, creationism,
and the war on science.
Because we need to be credible.
Because reproducibility is one of
the fundamental tenets of science.

17. “Help us identify grants that are wasteful
or that you don’t think are a good use of
taxpayer dollars.” !
Rep. Adrian Smith (R-Nebraska), a member of the House Committee on
Science and Technology

18. Because Fox News, creationism,
and the war on science.
Because we need to be credible.
Because reproducibility is one of
the fundamental tenets of science.
Because it means faster progress.

20. Because you are a future
scientists need your data.

21. From Flickr by Redden-McAllister
From Flickr by Ken Cowell
From Flickr Brandi Jordan

22. Because you have to.

23. Journals
Institutions
Funders
From Flickr by Eva Rinaldi Celebrity and Live Music Photographer

24. notebook
science
source
content
access
data
government
repository
knowledge
FromFlickrbycdsessums

25. E-notebooks
Open Lab
Notebooks
onsnetwork.org

27. notebook
science
source
content
access
data
government
repository
knowledge
FromFlickrbycdsessums

28. From Flickr by PGRsOnline
Digital ¤ Free ¤ Online
No price or permission barriers
Full content
Immediately available
Not just publications

29. OA
OA Journals
Peer review
e.g., PLOS &
Ecosphere
OA
OA Repositories
No peer review
Can be institutional or
discipline-specific
2 flavors
of OA
FromFlickrbyTheCulinaryGeek

30. OA: OA Journals
• Some charge authors but
many don’t
• Waived fees if institution has
a subscription
• Institutions have funds for
paying fees

31. OA: OA Repositories
• House articles for authors
• Articles can be in OA journals or
traditional journals
• Post-print archiving is…
explicitly allowed by ~60% of journals
allowed by almost all others by request
• Solves pricing and permission problems

32. OA: OA Repositories
• House articles for authors
• Articles can be in OA journals or
traditional journals
• Post-print archiving is…
explicitly allowed by ~60% of journals
allowed by almost all others by request
• Solves pricing and permission problems
Holdup: Authors aren’t doing it

33. http://datapub.cdlib.org/2012/11/06/researchers-make-your-previous-work-oa/

34. notebook
science
source
content
access
data
government
repository
knowledge
FromFlickrbycdsessums

35. Open
certain data should be freely available to
everyone to use & republish as they wish,
without restrictions from copyright,
patents or other mechanisms of control
Data
From Flickr by Ninja M.

36. From Flickr by Iqubal Osman
Culture Shift Required

37. h/t Ted Hart, NEON

38. You can be
the
Guardian
Steward
Caretaker
Data can’t be owned.

39. databib.org
Where
should I put
my data?
Find a repository
for your data

40. notebook
science
source
content
access
data
government
repository
knowledge
From
Flickr
by
cdsessums

41. Open Source Software
• source code available
• licensed so that others can study,
change and distribute the software to
anyone and for any purpose
• Developed in a public, collaborative
manner

42. Benefits
• Reproduce research
• Find & fix bugs
• Extend utility: new software
• Community effort
tcpermaculture.com

43. What does this have
to do with science?

46. From Flickr by Micah Taylor
Other Fun Stuff

47. Step-by-step wizard for generating DMP
create | edit | re-use | share
Free & open to community
dmptool.orgWrite a DMP

48. Learn new skills
software carpentry
www.software-carpentry.org

49. Data
Code
Slides
Blogs
Downloads
Tweets
Mentions
Views
From Flickr by Skakerman
Get credit
Altmetrics
Article-level metrics
Altmetrics for alt-products

50. Altmetrics
Article-level metrics
Altmetrics for alt-products
Get credit

51. Claim your work

52. From
Flickr
by
dotpolka
Open science FTW

53. FromFlickrbycompujeramey!
My website
Email me
Tweet me
My slides
carlystrasser.net
carlystrasser@gmail.com
@carlystrasser
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