History of Open Science

in Germany

Berlin Declaration on Open Access in the Humanities 2003

currently European Commission H2020 Research Data Pilot

in the Leibniz Association

Open Access guideline (Leitlinie) of Leibniz Association

Leibniz Open

working groups Open Access, Research data and libraries and Information facilities

The working group xy prepared a template for an Open Access policy which is adapted by the Leibniz institutes according to their institutional openness.

at ZALF

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Open Data

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Since 2010, ZALF is publication agent as well as data centre and cooperates with DataCite and the German National Library of Science and Technology to register research data with digital object identifiers (DOI). Datasets with adequate metadata are published on the open data repository Open Research Data (http://www.open-research-data.de). The data management department encourages scientists to publish articles in data journals like Earth System Science Data (ESSD) which directly refers to the registered publicly accessible datasets on Open Research Data. In addition, ESSD offers open review. This means anyone can comment on submitted articles.

Open Access

Publication funds

Prepay membership (wegen WGL?)

LRLR

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Policy

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Policy

Since July, 2015, ZALF supports an Open Access policy which is based on a template of the Leibniz Association.

The data management department has been working on a data policy for some time (Vorlagen dazu von xxxx, ehemals AG Datenhaltung)

Regina Schmitt edited History_of_Open_Science_in__.html over 8 years ago