SLU-biblioteket, Urban Ericsson

Open Archives and their significance in the

Communication of Science

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urban.ericsson@bib.slu.se

SLU-biblioteket, Urban Ericsson

Open Archives and their significance in the Communication of Science

Swedish University of Agricultural SciencesWorkshop in Uppsala, Alnarp and Umeå

SLU-biblioteket, Urban Ericsson

Open Archives and their significance in the Communication of Science

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Open Archives and their significance in the Communication of Science Title: Organic Crop Production – Ambitions and Limitations

SLU-biblioteket, Urban Ericsson

Open Archives and their significance in the Communication of Science

Springer Epsilon Open Archive

Sold 31.12.2009 Downloaded 31.12.2009

Books: 218 Chapter 1: 360

Chapters: 52 Chapter 3: 346

Chapter 2: 344

Chapter 9: 222

Downloaded 2010 (until September)

Chapter 2: 354

Chapter 3: 248Chapter 1: 176

Title: Organic Crop Production – Ambitions and Limitations (2008)

SLU-biblioteket, Urban Ericsson

Open Archives and their significance in the Communication of Science

Today’s program:

13.45 - 14.00 Jan Hagerlid National Library of Sweden, Coordinator of the OpenAccess.se programme

Welcome address: Open Access developments in Sweden - why usage metrics matter to us

14.00 - 14.40 Stevan Harnad Canada Research Chair in Cognitive Sciences, Université du Québec à Montréal CANADA & School of Electronics and Computer Science, Univ of Southampton, UK.  

Scholarly/Scientific Impact Metrics in the Open Access Era.(pre-recorded speech and video link for discussion) 

14.40 - 15.00 Coffee 

15.00 - 15.30 Alma Swan Consultant working in the field of scholarly communication. Director of Key Perspectives Ltd.

Visibility, usage, impact, economic benefits – the significance of open archives for research and elsewhere. (pre-recorded speech) 

15.30 - 16.00 Cancelled Sune Karlsson professor at The Swedish Business School, Örebro University

Usage statistics is hard when it matters - The RePEc experience