Derk Haank: Open Access publishing at Springer
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The document discusses open access publishing at Springer, highlighting various models including hybrid and fully open access options, and the associated costs for authors. It notes Springer's position as the world's largest open access publisher and mentions trends in open access journal growth and challenges in data sharing. Additionally, it outlines Springer's commitment to enhancing access to stored datasets and the development of related services.
Derk Haank: Open Access publishing at Springer
- 1. Open Access Publishing at SpringerDerk HaankCEOKoeln, 14 December 2010
- 2. Open Access flavors at SpringerHybrid Open AccessFully Open AccessAuthors’ RightsOpen Access option in majority of Springer titles
- 3. Open Choice for individual authors:Article fee € 2000/ USD 3000
- 4. Experimental agreements with institutions
- 5. Self-archiving of author’s accepted version
- 6. Deposit into PubMed CentralSpringer is a green publisher
- 7. Springer pioneered the hybrid journal
- 9. Hybrid journals: OA uptake across disciplinesPhysics/AstronomyMedicineMathematics/StatisticsHumanities/Social Sciences/LawEngineeringEarth and Environmental ScienceComputer ScienceChemistry/Material SciencesBusiness/EconomicsBehavioural ScienceBiomedical and Life SciencesTotal articlesOA articles
- 10. Price adjustments for selected hybrid journals
- 11. Acquisition of BioMed Central in 2008“Springer is now the world’s largest open access publisher” Peter Suber in October 2008
- 12. What is ?New suite of open access journals which will cover all disciplinesAll articles are fully and immediately open accessNo subscriptions, article processing fees insteadPaid by the author (via research grant, library, institutional OA fund, …)Paid by a member institutionWaivers in cases of economic hardshipInvitation waivers for EICs
- 14. ‘Gold’ Open Access is growing fastSmall but fast growing segment of the STM journals marketDOAJ now lists 5,000+ journals, but only 400 have an Impact FactorApprox. 4% of all articles indexed by ISI in 2009 are open accessTop three OA publishers are growing fast: BMC (18k articles in 2009, +21%)PLOS (6k articles in 2009, +50%)Hindawi (4k articles in 2009, +75%)New OA funds emerge, either by funding agencies or academic institutionsIt is believed that OA will stay as a complementary business model to the well established subscription model
- 15. The ‘Gold’ Open Access market share in 2020?Assumptions:Total article growth: 3.5% p.a.
- 16. OA article growth: 20% p.a.Springer’s view on scientific data Data are highly valuableData as a resource (share for re-use, repurpose)Data as part of the scholarly record (share for review, validation and testing)Data as an achievement (share for scientist’s visibility)Data sharing has challengesIncreasing rate of data production, diversity of experimental designs and analyticsMissing metadata, missing contextMissing infrastructure for storage and accessibilityMissing incentives for data authorsSpringer’s role?Enhanceaccesstostoreddatasets (Springer articlesas “informationhubs“ anddataintegrationasservicetoauthors)Explanatory comment: Linking to related datasets in geosciences database Pangaea is under development