Free one-day Open Data Master Classes
To provide individuals with the tools and techniques needed to use and analysis a range of Open Datasets such as school census data, health care provision, crime statistics and transportation data.
The Open Data Master Classes combine theory and practicals with guest lectures from prominent members in the field from government, academia and business. Participants will learn a range of techniques from data collection and processing to data analysis and map visualization.
More details at:
http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/CGS/EventsItems/Events2010/OpenDataMasterclasses.aspx
Showing posts with label Open Access. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Open Access. Show all posts
Tuesday, 12 October 2010
Wednesday, 22 September 2010
BMC Research Notes and open data
BMC Research Notes is commissioning articles which outline procedures for sharing data that enable the data to be readily re-used by others.
UKSG Serials e-news article
UKSG Serials e-news article
Friday, 3 April 2009
RIN - advice on paying open access publication charges
Research Information Network and Universities UK have produced a new guide to provide advice on paying open access publication charges: that is, fees levied by some journals for the publication of scholarly articles so that they can be made available free of charge to readers, immediately upon publication.
Paying for open access publication charges: Guidance for higher education and research institutions, publishers and authors
The guide also sets out recommendations for universities and other research institutions, publishers, research funders, and authors.
JISC have also published a report on the economics of open access publishing:
Economic Implications of Alternative Scholarly Publishing Models Exploring the costs and benefits
Paying for open access publication charges: Guidance for higher education and research institutions, publishers and authors
The guide also sets out recommendations for universities and other research institutions, publishers, research funders, and authors.
JISC have also published a report on the economics of open access publishing:
Economic Implications of Alternative Scholarly Publishing Models Exploring the costs and benefits
Thursday, 19 February 2009
Open Access Publications Policy through Senate
Open Access Publications Policy was agreed through the electronic Senate, and the minutes of the e-Senate were accepted 18th Feb 2009.
The Policy does not become mandatory until 1 Jan 2010. For this year, there is strong encouragement to deposit items.
The policy is available at
http://www.acaffairs.ed.ac.uk/Committees/Senate/Meetings/200809/20090127/C4-OpenAccess.pdf
The Policy does not become mandatory until 1 Jan 2010. For this year, there is strong encouragement to deposit items.
The policy is available at
http://www.acaffairs.ed.ac.uk/Committees/Senate/Meetings/200809/20090127/C4-OpenAccess.pdf
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