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Nicolas Robinson-Garcia¹, Rodrigo Costas^2,3, Thed N van Leeuwen²

¹Delft Institute of Applied Mathematics, Delft University of Technology, Delft, Netherlands.

|July 28, 2020

Summary

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This study introduces indicators for monitoring open access (OA) publishing at universities globally. It highlights challenges in measuring OA adoption and suggests steps for advancing open science (OS) policies.

Keywords:

Open access Open science Research assessment Research policy Science of science Scientometrics Universities Unpaywall

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Area of Science:

Bibliometrics
Scholarly Communication
Information Science

Background:

Implementing open science (OS) policies requires measurable indicators to track progress.
Understanding the adoption of open access (OA) publishing practices is crucial for evaluating OS initiatives.

Purpose of the Study:

To present institutional-level indicators for open access (OA) coverage of university research output.
To identify methodological challenges and limitations in measuring OA at the university level.

Main Methods:

Combined data from Web of Science and Unpaywall.
Utilized Leiden Ranking for institutional disambiguation.
Tracked OA coverage for 963 universities worldwide.

Main Results:

Developed a methodology for assessing institutional OA publishing rates.
Identified discrepancies and limitations in current data sources and metrics.
Provided a baseline for institutional OA coverage.

Conclusions:

Effective monitoring of open science (OS) and open access (OA) requires robust, standardized indicators.
Further development is needed to refine metrics for tracking OA and OS adoption in higher education.
Addressing methodological challenges is key to advancing global OA and OS policies.