VI. Conclusion and Future Work

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Briefly talk about the origin and purposes of the deposit service, then whether we reach the goals based upon the purposes (Michael)
As other federal agencies bring their implementation plans online, we intend to offer third party article deposit for all those agencies that allow it. As most public agencies are using existing systems like PMC that do already allow third party deposit, we expect to be able to offer these deposit services to other agencies. While most agencies have published their implementation plans, very few are fully in effect. For example, NSF, which is by far the agency that provides the most grant funding to our faculty, will not have their procedures implemented until later this year.
There is potential that publisher and/or community article deposit services could develop that supplant our service. Enabling centralized article deposit to agency and institutional repositories is something federal agencies, libraries, universities, institutes, and publishers may develop in the future. We plan to continue to offer our service until such mechanisms are in place.
We also see some potential for authors, departments, colleges, research programs, our office of Institutional Research, and the Research Office to track the articles that have resulted from grants from different agencies and specific grant outputs. Using RDF, in the future we expect to have the ability to retrieve data about research outputs based on the presence