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4th OpenAIRE Workshop - Legal and Sustainability Issues for Open Access Infrastructures Nov. Vilnius Background to the Sustainability of OpenAIRE - Dr. Birgit Schmidt, Scientific Manager - Goettingen State and University Library

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Legal structure: sets rules for the operation of the organization,
including ownership, liability, funding and tax status

Governance model: describes roles and responsibilities,
processes for decision making

Economic model: secure financial, infrastructure and human
resources, cost control

Deposit
Publications
& data

Visualize - Manage
Enhanced Publications

Curate & collaborate

Search & Browse

Get support
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CERN
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Linked Content
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Statistics

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APIs

Text Mine
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Cite

OpenAIRE HUB
Metadata
on publications

Usage data

6,500,000 OA publications
345 validated repositories

Guidelines for Funding Info

CRIS
Systems

Guidelines for Publications

Metadata
on data

Guidelines for Data Providers
ResearchID (ORCID, ..)

EC funding

Publication repositories
Institutional & Thematic
Open Access Journals

National funding

OpenDOAR
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5. Deposit Publications & data Visualize - Manage Enhanced Publications Curate & collaborate Search & Browse Get support (NOADs) +++ Link CERN Invenio Research impact Citations, usage statistics Linked Content +++ Statistics Classify APIs Text Mine De-duplicate Cite OpenAIRE HUB Metadata on publications Usage data 6,500,000 OA publications 345 validated repositories Guidelines for Funding Info CRIS Systems Guidelines for Publications Metadata on data Guidelines for Data Providers ResearchID (ORCID, ..) EC funding Publication repositories Institutional & Thematic Open Access Journals National funding OpenDOAR … Data repositories Data Journals