Jälkidigitaalinen tiede ja tieteellisten kirjastojen palvelut

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1 Kuvallinen aloitussivu, kuvan koko 230 x 68 mm Jälkidigitaalinen tiede ja tieteellisten kirjastojen palvelut Jarmo Saarti Jarmo Saarti

2 Contents and introduction Open science Libraries and openness LIS and openness Conclusions Jarmo Saarti

3 Why open science? Financial pressures Opening scientific knowledge to all Enabling new data-mining techniques and methods for the research Increasing the usage and utilization of the scientific discoveries and enabling fast innovation processes Policy pressures PR pressures /does-open-access-publishing-increase-citation-ordownload-rates/ Jarmo Saarti

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5 Policy pressures Jarmo Saarti

6 Six principles of open science Open data Open source Open methodology Open peer review Open access Open educational resource Jarmo Saarti

7 Open science taxonomy Jarmo Saarti

8 The paradigmatic changes in academic libraries Jarmo Saarti

9 OA and library collections Jarmo Saarti

10 OA is becoming a major trend Jarmo Saarti

11 Library scenarios Jarmo Saarti

What to do? Open access is quite easily managed by the libraries as they already have a good knowledge about documents Open data sets new challenges technical, political, privacy issues etc.

12 What to do? Open access is quite easily managed by the libraries as they already have a good knowledge about documents Open data sets new challenges technical, political, privacy issues etc. Open science is about co-operation We need education both for the current staff and especially for the students of the LIS There is a plenty of research to be done about the subject Jarmo Saarti

13 Science goes to the net Jarmo Saarti

14 Conclusions The hybrid co-existence of printed and digital will last at least some decades although the major academic use of documented science will be in the digital format OA and open science are already major trends The biggest challenge for the libraries is the emerging e-science This means new types of services for the academic community and a change of the role for the academic libraries The core values of academic librarianship, preserving the past knowledge for the future and opening science and its achievements to the public, are becoming even more important than ever in our society that differentiates and where people are becoming unsocial despite the networking technologies available The most invigorating aspect of the recent development of the e-science are the possibilities it is creating in opening science and its result to all humankind; and the new possibilities it is offering for conducting the research when artificial intelligence can be combined with the human intelligence Jarmo Saarti

15 References Ilva, Jyrki & Laitinen, Markku & Saarti, Jarmo (2016). The Costs of Open and Closed Access: Using the Finnish Research Output as an Example. LIBER Quarterly 26(1). DOI: Muhonen, Ari & Saarti, Jarmo (2016). The changing paradigm of document delivery exploring researchers peer to peer practices. Interlending & Document Supply 44(2): Repository version: Piwowar H, Priem J, Larivière V, Alperin JP, Matthias L, Norlander B, Farley A, West J, Haustein S. (2017). The State of OA: A large scale analysis of the prevalence and impact of Open Access articles. PeerJ Preprints 5:e3119v1 Saarti, Jarmo (2018). Collection policies for the post-digital era of academic publishing future scenarios for the academic libraries. In: Repositories for Print: Strategies for Access, Preservation and Democracy, ed. by Vattulainen, Pentti & O Connor, Steve. Berlin: De Gruyter Saur. Pp Saarti, Jarmo & Laitinen, Markku & Vattulainen, Pentti (2017). Effects of the digitization to the printed collection policies: the digital knowledge economy and the Finnish academic libraries. Library management 38(2/3): Saarti, J. & Tuominen, K. (2017). From paper-based towards post-digital scholarly publishing: an analysis of an ideological dilemma and its consequences Information Research, 22(3), paper 769. Retrieved from (Archived by WebCite at Jarmo Saarti

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