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Open Access and BeyondPolicy and Best Practices
NFAIS Open Access and Beyond Conference October 2-3 2017 | Alexandria VA
Jerry Sheehan
Deputy Director
National Library of Medicine NIH HHS
Public Access Well-Established
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PMC articles available and retrieved by monthJanuary 2012 ndash August 2017
Articles Retrieved
Public Access ndash 22+ Completed Agency PlansDepartment of Agriculture (Nov 2014)httpwwwusdagovdocumentsUSDA-Public-Access-Implementation-Planpdf
Department of Defense (Feb 2015)httpwwwdticmildticpdfdod_public_access_plan_feb2015pdf
Department of Education (Oct 2016)httpsiesedgovfundingpdfEDPlanPolicyDevelopmentGuidanceforPublicAccesspdf
Department of Energy (Jul 2014)httpenergygovsitesprodfiles201408f18DOE_Public_Access20Plan_FINALpdf
Department of Health amp Human Services httpwwwhhsgovopenpublic-access-guiding-principlesindexhtmlndash Administration for Community Living [Publications] (Feb 2016)httpwwwaclgovProgramsNIDILRRdocsACL-PublicAcccessPlan-Jan2016pdfndash Agency for Health Research amp Quality (Feb 2015)httpwwwahrqgovfundingpoliciespublicaccessindexhtmlndash Assistant Secretary for Preparedness amp Response (Feb 2015)httpwwwphegovPreparednessplanningsciencePagesAccessPlanaspxndash Centers for Disease Control (Jan 2015)httpwwwcdcgovodsciencedocsFinal-CDC-Public-Access-Plan-Jan-2015_508-Compliantpdfndash Food amp Drug Administration (Feb 2015)httpwwwfdagovdownloadsScienceResearchAboutScienceResearchatFDAUCM435
418pdfndash National Institutes of Health (Feb 2015)httpgrantsnihgovgrantsNIH-Public-Access-Planpdf
Department of Homeland Security (Dec 2016) httpswwwdhsgovpublicationplan-support-increased-public-access-results-research-funded-federal-government
Department of Transportation (Nov 2015)httpswwwtransportationgovopenofficial-dot-public-access-plan
Department of Veterans Affairs (Mar 2015)httpwwwvagovORODocsGuidancePlan_for_Access_to_Results_of_VA_Funded_Rsch_02_14_2014pdfAgency for International Development (Nov 2016)httpswwwusaidgovsitesdefaultfilesdocuments15396USAIDPublicAccessPlanpdfEnvironmental Protection Agency (Dec 2016)httpswwwepagovsitesproductionfiles2016-12documentsepascientificresearchtransperancyplanpdfNational Institute of Standards amp Technology (Apr 2015)httpwwwnistgovopenuploadNIST-Plan-for-Public-Accesspdf
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (Nov 2014)httpsciencenasagovmediamedialibrary20141205NASA_Plan_for_increasing_access_to_results_of_federally_funded_researchpdf
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (Feb 2015)httpdocslibnoaagovnoaa_documentsNOAA_Research_CouncilNOAA_PARR_Plan_v504pdf
National Science Foundation (Mar 2015)httpwwwnsfgovpubs2015nsf15052nsf15052pdfOffice of the Director of National Intelligence (Sep 2016)httpswwwiarpagovimagesfilesDocumentsODNI20Public20Access20Plan_Sept202016pdfSmithsonian Institution (Aug 2015)httppublicmediasmithsonianmagcomfile_upload_plugin1f143b54-a9f9-4746-bef5-1c76151e3c7apdfUS Geological Survey (Feb 2016)httpwwwusgsgovquality_integrityopen_accessdefaultasp
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 3
NOTE Institute for Museum amp Library Services and Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute also have policies for publications access
Public Access ndash 11 Agencies Using PMCDepartment of Agriculture (Nov 2014)httpwwwusdagovdocumentsUSDA-Public-Access-Implementation-Planpdf
Department of Defense (Feb 2015)httpwwwdticmildticpdfdod_public_access_plan_feb2015pdf
Department of Education (Oct 2016)httpsiesedgovfundingpdfEDPlanPolicyDevelopmentGuidanceforPublicAccesspdf
Department of Energy (Jul 2014)httpenergygovsitesprodfiles201408f18DOE_Public_Access20Plan_FINALpdf
Department of Health amp Human Services httpwwwhhsgovopenpublic-access-guiding-principlesindexhtmlndash Administration for Community Living [Publications] (Feb 2016)httpwwwaclgovProgramsNIDILRRdocsACL-PublicAcccessPlan-Jan2016pdfndash Agency for Health Research amp Quality (Feb 2015)httpwwwahrqgovfundingpoliciespublicaccessindexhtmlndash Assistant Secretary for Preparedness amp Response (Feb 2015)httpwwwphegovPreparednessplanningsciencePagesAccessPlanaspxndash Centers for Disease Control (Jan 2015)httpwwwcdcgovodsciencedocsFinal-CDC-Public-Access-Plan-Jan-2015_508-Compliantpdfndash Food amp Drug Administration (Feb 2015)httpwwwfdagovdownloadsScienceResearchAboutScienceResearchatFDAUCM435
418pdfndash National Institutes of Health (Feb 2015)httpgrantsnihgovgrantsNIH-Public-Access-Planpdf
Department of Homeland Security (Dec 2016) httpswwwdhsgovpublicationplan-support-increased-public-access-results-research-funded-federal-government
Department of Transportation (Nov 2015)httpswwwtransportationgovopenofficial-dot-public-access-plan
Department of Veterans Affairs (Mar 2015)httpwwwvagovORODocsGuidancePlan_for_Access_to_Results_of_VA_Funded_Rsch_02_14_2014pdfAgency for International Development (Nov 2016)httpswwwusaidgovsitesdefaultfilesdocuments15396USAIDPublicAccessPlanpdfEnvironmental Protection Agency (Dec 2016)httpswwwepagovsitesproductionfiles2016-12documentsepascientificresearchtransperancyplanpdfNational Institute of Standards amp Technology (Apr 2015)httpwwwnistgovopenuploadNIST-Plan-for-Public-Accesspdf
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (Nov 2014)httpsciencenasagovmediamedialibrary20141205NASA_Plan_for_increasing_access_to_results_of_federally_funded_researchpdf
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (Feb 2015)httpdocslibnoaagovnoaa_documentsNOAA_Research_CouncilNOAA_PARR_Plan_v504pdf
National Science Foundation (Mar 2015)httpwwwnsfgovpubs2015nsf15052nsf15052pdfOffice of the Director of National Intelligence (Sep 2016)httpswwwiarpagovimagesfilesDocumentsODNI20Public20Access20Plan_Sept202016pdfSmithsonian Institution (Aug 2015)httppublicmediasmithsonianmagcomfile_upload_plugin1f143b54-a9f9-4746-bef5-1c76151e3c7apdfUS Geological Survey (Feb 2016)httpwwwusgsgovquality_integrityopen_accessdefaultasp
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 4
NOTE Institute for Museum amp Library Services and Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute also have policies for publications access
Beyond Publications - Preprintsbull Preprints are complete and public drafts of scientific documents written in the
form of a journal article bull NIH encourages investigators to use interim research products such as preprints
to speed the dissemination and enhance the rigor of their workbull Interim research products can be cited anywhere other research products are
cited (applications proposals reports)ndash must include the Digital Object Identifier and the Object type (eg preprint protocol) in
the citation ndash Also list any information about the document version (eg most recent date modified)
and if relevant the date the product was cited
bull For applications submitted for the May 25 2017 due date and thereafter awardees can claim these products on their progress report publication list They can also report them on their RPPR as of May 25 2017 and link them to their award in their My Bibliography account
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 5
NIH Expectations for Preprints To claim an interim research product as a product of an NIH award the NIH expects that the awardee willbull Make the product publicly available bull In the text of the document acknowledge NIH funding in accordance with
NIH Grants Policy Statement Chapter 821bull Clearly state that the work is not peer-reviewed bull Declare any competing interests as an author would do for any journal
article bull To maximize the impact of an interim research product the NIH strongly
encourages awardees to select a Creative Commons Attribution (CC-BY)license or dedicate their work to the public domain
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 6
Preprint Repositories NIH strongly encourages interim research products arising from NIH funds to be deposited in repositories that ensurebull Content is findable accessible interoperable and reusable bull Interim product metadata including usage statistics are open and easy to
access by machines and people (eg via application program interfaces) bull Content is easy to use by machines and people This access is both a function of
permission (eg use of Creative Commons licenses) and technology (eg application program interfaces)
bull Policies about plagiarism competing interests misconduct and other hallmarks of reputable scholarly publishing are rigorous and transparent
bull Records of changes to the product are maintained and users have clear ways to cite different versions of the product
bull Links to the published version if available bull A robust archiving strategy that ensures long-term preservation and access 03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 7
Beyond Publications - Protocols
bull Describe key elements of study design methodology data collection and analysis
bull Early availability can help reduce unnecessary duplication in research
bull Availability after study completion can assist in interpreting result
bull Most well-developed for clinical trials
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 8
Policy for Clinical Trial Protocolsbull Federal regulations for
clinical trial registration and results reporting (42 CFR 11)
bull NIH Policy on the Dissemination of NIH-Funded Clinical Trial Information (NOT-OD-16-149 )
bull ClinicalTrialsgovndash 250000+ registered trialsndash 28000 studies with resultsndash Registration summarizes
protocolndash 172 records with full protocol
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 9
Beyond Publications - Data
1999 20042003 2007 20142008
Research Tools Policy
NIH Data Sharing Policy
Model Organism Policy
Genome-wide Association (GWAS) Policy
2012
NIH Public Access Policy (Publications)
Big Data to Knowledge (BD2K) Initiative
Genomic Data Sharing (GDS) Policy
OSTP Public Access
Memo
2015 2017
Regulations and NIH Policy on Clinical Trial Registration amp Results Reporting
NIH Intramural Human Data Sharing Policy
1003 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access
OSTP Memorandum ndash Objectives for Data Policybull Maximize free access whilendash Protecting privacy and confidentiality national securityndash Recognizing intellectual property rightsndash Balancing costs amp benefits of long-term preservation
bull Require data management plans (DMPs)bull Allow inclusion of costs in applications for fundingbull Ensure appropriate evaluation of DMPsbull Monitor compliance by investigatorsbull Encourage deposit of data in public repositories where possiblebull Cooperate with the private sectorbull Develop approaches for data citation amp attribution bull Support training education and workforce developmentbull Assess long-term needs for preservation and options for repositories
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 11
Data Management RequirementsNumber of agencies with data management plan requirements in effect 14+
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 12
Agency Intramural Extramural
DHS TBA TBA
DOT Jan 2016 Jan 2016
VA Jan 2016 NA
AID Oct 2014 Oct 2014
EPA 2016-2018 2018
NASA Oct 2015 Oct 2015
NIST Oct 2014 Oct 2015
NOAA Jan 2016 June 2016
NSF NA Jan 2011
ODNI Jan 2017 Jan 2017
SI Oct 2015 Oct 2015
USGS Feb 2015 Oct 2016
Agency Intramural Extramural
USDA TBA TBA
DOD TBA TBA
ED [TBA] IES-Oct 2012
DOE Oct 2015 Oct 2015
HHS-ACL Oct 2017 Oct 2017
HHL-AHRQ Public Data TBA
HHS-ASPR Oct 2015 Oct 2015
HHS-CDC Feb 2016 Oct 20132016
HHS-FDA Jan 2016 Oct 2016
HHS-NIH DMP ndash TBDIHSD-Oct 2015GDS-Sep 2015
DMP ndash TBDDSP-Oct 2003GDS-Jan 2015
NOTE See wwwcendigov for additional details
NIH Data Sharing Policiesbull Genomic Data Sharing Policybull Policy on the Dissemination of NIH-Funded Clinical Trial
Information bull Numerous Institute- and Program-specific policies
httpswwwnlmnihgovNIHbmicnih_data_sharing_policieshtml
bull Data Sharing Policybull Data Management and Sharing Policy ndash to comebull 21st Century Cures Act ndash NIH Director may require funding
recipients to share scientific data to the extent feasible consistent with human subjects protections IPR proprietary interests
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 13
Linking Data in PubMed
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 14
Example PubMed Searchesgenbank[si] OR figshare[si]loprovfigshare[Filter] OR loprovdryaddb[Filter]
Secondary Source ID field Linkout Other Literature Sources
Linked Data in PubMed Central
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 15
Supplementary Material Section
Data Availability Section
Data Citations Section
Dataset Deposit in NIH Manuscript Submission System
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 16
Tips for submittersbull Supply with other manuscript files in
Step 1 of NIHMS process
bull Upload as Supplemental file type
bull Provide general dataset label (eg Dataset 1 Data 2)
Limitations on depositbull Data file(s) must be 2 GB or less
bull Author must have funding from a PMC-participating funder to deposit
Interconnected Digital Research Objects
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 17
Linking Citations
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 18
To Full Text Articles
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 19
To Protocols and Data
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 20
In ClinicalTrialsgov
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 21
Coming full circle Back to related scientific literature
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 22
Collaboration Among Federal AgenciesFunctions
ndashExchange information on implementation of public access policies and practices
ndash Facilitate interagency coordination and cooperation on open science
ndashRecommend additional objectives for Federal open science policies
ndashOutline effective strategies for improving preservation discoverability and accessibility of scientific data
ndash Identify effective approaches for data preservation amp access assess requirements for scaling up and identify gaps
ndash Facilitate coordination of training education and workforce development
ndash Liaise with other NSTC groupsndash Identify opportunities for international
communication and collaboration
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 23
Collaborating Internationallybull OECD Science and Technology Ministerial Declaration Daejeon Korea ndash
October 2015 httpwwwoecdorgstidaejeon-declaration-2015htm
ldquoWe AGREE that science technology and innovation are being revolutionized by the rapid evolution of digital technologies which arehellipincreasing the reliance on access to scientific data and publications (lsquoopen sciencersquo)helliprdquo
bull G7 Science and Technology Ministers Communique Tsukuba Japan May 2016 httpwww8caogojpcstpenglishothers20160517communiquepdf
ldquo we acknowledged that Open Science can change the way research and development (RampD) is undertaken with emerging findings leading to far greater global collaboration and encouraging a much broader range of participants and stakeholders We also recognized the importance of Open Science as a driver for greater inclusion in RampD for example with the emergence of citizen sciencerdquo
bull G20 Leadersrsquo Communique Hangzhou Summit (China) September 2016 httpwwwg20orgEnglishDynamic201609t20160906_3396html
ldquohellipwe support appropriate efforts to promote open science and facilitate appropriate access to publicly funded research results on findable accessible interoperable and reusable (FAIR) principlesrdquo
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 24
Additional Information and Discussion
US Agency Public Access Policieshttpswwwsciencegov
NIH Public Access Policyhttpspublicaccessnihgov
NIH Resource Sharing Policies httpssharingnihgov
- NIH Data Sharing Policy httpsharingnihgov
- NIH Genomic Data Sharing Policy httpgdsnihgov
- NIH Clinical Trials Data Sharing httpclinicaltrialsgov
NIH Data Sharing Repositories httpwwwnlmnihgovNIHbmicnih_data_sharing_repositorieshtml
2503 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access
Public Access Well-Established
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access2
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Art
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PMC Users and PMC Articles Retrieved Per DayApril 2017
Total Articles Retrieved Unique Users
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PMC articles available and retrieved by monthJanuary 2012 ndash August 2017
Articles Retrieved
Public Access ndash 22+ Completed Agency PlansDepartment of Agriculture (Nov 2014)httpwwwusdagovdocumentsUSDA-Public-Access-Implementation-Planpdf
Department of Defense (Feb 2015)httpwwwdticmildticpdfdod_public_access_plan_feb2015pdf
Department of Education (Oct 2016)httpsiesedgovfundingpdfEDPlanPolicyDevelopmentGuidanceforPublicAccesspdf
Department of Energy (Jul 2014)httpenergygovsitesprodfiles201408f18DOE_Public_Access20Plan_FINALpdf
Department of Health amp Human Services httpwwwhhsgovopenpublic-access-guiding-principlesindexhtmlndash Administration for Community Living [Publications] (Feb 2016)httpwwwaclgovProgramsNIDILRRdocsACL-PublicAcccessPlan-Jan2016pdfndash Agency for Health Research amp Quality (Feb 2015)httpwwwahrqgovfundingpoliciespublicaccessindexhtmlndash Assistant Secretary for Preparedness amp Response (Feb 2015)httpwwwphegovPreparednessplanningsciencePagesAccessPlanaspxndash Centers for Disease Control (Jan 2015)httpwwwcdcgovodsciencedocsFinal-CDC-Public-Access-Plan-Jan-2015_508-Compliantpdfndash Food amp Drug Administration (Feb 2015)httpwwwfdagovdownloadsScienceResearchAboutScienceResearchatFDAUCM435
418pdfndash National Institutes of Health (Feb 2015)httpgrantsnihgovgrantsNIH-Public-Access-Planpdf
Department of Homeland Security (Dec 2016) httpswwwdhsgovpublicationplan-support-increased-public-access-results-research-funded-federal-government
Department of Transportation (Nov 2015)httpswwwtransportationgovopenofficial-dot-public-access-plan
Department of Veterans Affairs (Mar 2015)httpwwwvagovORODocsGuidancePlan_for_Access_to_Results_of_VA_Funded_Rsch_02_14_2014pdfAgency for International Development (Nov 2016)httpswwwusaidgovsitesdefaultfilesdocuments15396USAIDPublicAccessPlanpdfEnvironmental Protection Agency (Dec 2016)httpswwwepagovsitesproductionfiles2016-12documentsepascientificresearchtransperancyplanpdfNational Institute of Standards amp Technology (Apr 2015)httpwwwnistgovopenuploadNIST-Plan-for-Public-Accesspdf
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (Nov 2014)httpsciencenasagovmediamedialibrary20141205NASA_Plan_for_increasing_access_to_results_of_federally_funded_researchpdf
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (Feb 2015)httpdocslibnoaagovnoaa_documentsNOAA_Research_CouncilNOAA_PARR_Plan_v504pdf
National Science Foundation (Mar 2015)httpwwwnsfgovpubs2015nsf15052nsf15052pdfOffice of the Director of National Intelligence (Sep 2016)httpswwwiarpagovimagesfilesDocumentsODNI20Public20Access20Plan_Sept202016pdfSmithsonian Institution (Aug 2015)httppublicmediasmithsonianmagcomfile_upload_plugin1f143b54-a9f9-4746-bef5-1c76151e3c7apdfUS Geological Survey (Feb 2016)httpwwwusgsgovquality_integrityopen_accessdefaultasp
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 3
NOTE Institute for Museum amp Library Services and Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute also have policies for publications access
Public Access ndash 11 Agencies Using PMCDepartment of Agriculture (Nov 2014)httpwwwusdagovdocumentsUSDA-Public-Access-Implementation-Planpdf
Department of Defense (Feb 2015)httpwwwdticmildticpdfdod_public_access_plan_feb2015pdf
Department of Education (Oct 2016)httpsiesedgovfundingpdfEDPlanPolicyDevelopmentGuidanceforPublicAccesspdf
Department of Energy (Jul 2014)httpenergygovsitesprodfiles201408f18DOE_Public_Access20Plan_FINALpdf
Department of Health amp Human Services httpwwwhhsgovopenpublic-access-guiding-principlesindexhtmlndash Administration for Community Living [Publications] (Feb 2016)httpwwwaclgovProgramsNIDILRRdocsACL-PublicAcccessPlan-Jan2016pdfndash Agency for Health Research amp Quality (Feb 2015)httpwwwahrqgovfundingpoliciespublicaccessindexhtmlndash Assistant Secretary for Preparedness amp Response (Feb 2015)httpwwwphegovPreparednessplanningsciencePagesAccessPlanaspxndash Centers for Disease Control (Jan 2015)httpwwwcdcgovodsciencedocsFinal-CDC-Public-Access-Plan-Jan-2015_508-Compliantpdfndash Food amp Drug Administration (Feb 2015)httpwwwfdagovdownloadsScienceResearchAboutScienceResearchatFDAUCM435
418pdfndash National Institutes of Health (Feb 2015)httpgrantsnihgovgrantsNIH-Public-Access-Planpdf
Department of Homeland Security (Dec 2016) httpswwwdhsgovpublicationplan-support-increased-public-access-results-research-funded-federal-government
Department of Transportation (Nov 2015)httpswwwtransportationgovopenofficial-dot-public-access-plan
Department of Veterans Affairs (Mar 2015)httpwwwvagovORODocsGuidancePlan_for_Access_to_Results_of_VA_Funded_Rsch_02_14_2014pdfAgency for International Development (Nov 2016)httpswwwusaidgovsitesdefaultfilesdocuments15396USAIDPublicAccessPlanpdfEnvironmental Protection Agency (Dec 2016)httpswwwepagovsitesproductionfiles2016-12documentsepascientificresearchtransperancyplanpdfNational Institute of Standards amp Technology (Apr 2015)httpwwwnistgovopenuploadNIST-Plan-for-Public-Accesspdf
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (Nov 2014)httpsciencenasagovmediamedialibrary20141205NASA_Plan_for_increasing_access_to_results_of_federally_funded_researchpdf
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (Feb 2015)httpdocslibnoaagovnoaa_documentsNOAA_Research_CouncilNOAA_PARR_Plan_v504pdf
National Science Foundation (Mar 2015)httpwwwnsfgovpubs2015nsf15052nsf15052pdfOffice of the Director of National Intelligence (Sep 2016)httpswwwiarpagovimagesfilesDocumentsODNI20Public20Access20Plan_Sept202016pdfSmithsonian Institution (Aug 2015)httppublicmediasmithsonianmagcomfile_upload_plugin1f143b54-a9f9-4746-bef5-1c76151e3c7apdfUS Geological Survey (Feb 2016)httpwwwusgsgovquality_integrityopen_accessdefaultasp
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 4
NOTE Institute for Museum amp Library Services and Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute also have policies for publications access
Beyond Publications - Preprintsbull Preprints are complete and public drafts of scientific documents written in the
form of a journal article bull NIH encourages investigators to use interim research products such as preprints
to speed the dissemination and enhance the rigor of their workbull Interim research products can be cited anywhere other research products are
cited (applications proposals reports)ndash must include the Digital Object Identifier and the Object type (eg preprint protocol) in
the citation ndash Also list any information about the document version (eg most recent date modified)
and if relevant the date the product was cited
bull For applications submitted for the May 25 2017 due date and thereafter awardees can claim these products on their progress report publication list They can also report them on their RPPR as of May 25 2017 and link them to their award in their My Bibliography account
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 5
NIH Expectations for Preprints To claim an interim research product as a product of an NIH award the NIH expects that the awardee willbull Make the product publicly available bull In the text of the document acknowledge NIH funding in accordance with
NIH Grants Policy Statement Chapter 821bull Clearly state that the work is not peer-reviewed bull Declare any competing interests as an author would do for any journal
article bull To maximize the impact of an interim research product the NIH strongly
encourages awardees to select a Creative Commons Attribution (CC-BY)license or dedicate their work to the public domain
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 6
Preprint Repositories NIH strongly encourages interim research products arising from NIH funds to be deposited in repositories that ensurebull Content is findable accessible interoperable and reusable bull Interim product metadata including usage statistics are open and easy to
access by machines and people (eg via application program interfaces) bull Content is easy to use by machines and people This access is both a function of
permission (eg use of Creative Commons licenses) and technology (eg application program interfaces)
bull Policies about plagiarism competing interests misconduct and other hallmarks of reputable scholarly publishing are rigorous and transparent
bull Records of changes to the product are maintained and users have clear ways to cite different versions of the product
bull Links to the published version if available bull A robust archiving strategy that ensures long-term preservation and access 03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 7
Beyond Publications - Protocols
bull Describe key elements of study design methodology data collection and analysis
bull Early availability can help reduce unnecessary duplication in research
bull Availability after study completion can assist in interpreting result
bull Most well-developed for clinical trials
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 8
Policy for Clinical Trial Protocolsbull Federal regulations for
clinical trial registration and results reporting (42 CFR 11)
bull NIH Policy on the Dissemination of NIH-Funded Clinical Trial Information (NOT-OD-16-149 )
bull ClinicalTrialsgovndash 250000+ registered trialsndash 28000 studies with resultsndash Registration summarizes
protocolndash 172 records with full protocol
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 9
Beyond Publications - Data
1999 20042003 2007 20142008
Research Tools Policy
NIH Data Sharing Policy
Model Organism Policy
Genome-wide Association (GWAS) Policy
2012
NIH Public Access Policy (Publications)
Big Data to Knowledge (BD2K) Initiative
Genomic Data Sharing (GDS) Policy
OSTP Public Access
Memo
2015 2017
Regulations and NIH Policy on Clinical Trial Registration amp Results Reporting
NIH Intramural Human Data Sharing Policy
1003 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access
OSTP Memorandum ndash Objectives for Data Policybull Maximize free access whilendash Protecting privacy and confidentiality national securityndash Recognizing intellectual property rightsndash Balancing costs amp benefits of long-term preservation
bull Require data management plans (DMPs)bull Allow inclusion of costs in applications for fundingbull Ensure appropriate evaluation of DMPsbull Monitor compliance by investigatorsbull Encourage deposit of data in public repositories where possiblebull Cooperate with the private sectorbull Develop approaches for data citation amp attribution bull Support training education and workforce developmentbull Assess long-term needs for preservation and options for repositories
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 11
Data Management RequirementsNumber of agencies with data management plan requirements in effect 14+
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 12
Agency Intramural Extramural
DHS TBA TBA
DOT Jan 2016 Jan 2016
VA Jan 2016 NA
AID Oct 2014 Oct 2014
EPA 2016-2018 2018
NASA Oct 2015 Oct 2015
NIST Oct 2014 Oct 2015
NOAA Jan 2016 June 2016
NSF NA Jan 2011
ODNI Jan 2017 Jan 2017
SI Oct 2015 Oct 2015
USGS Feb 2015 Oct 2016
Agency Intramural Extramural
USDA TBA TBA
DOD TBA TBA
ED [TBA] IES-Oct 2012
DOE Oct 2015 Oct 2015
HHS-ACL Oct 2017 Oct 2017
HHL-AHRQ Public Data TBA
HHS-ASPR Oct 2015 Oct 2015
HHS-CDC Feb 2016 Oct 20132016
HHS-FDA Jan 2016 Oct 2016
HHS-NIH DMP ndash TBDIHSD-Oct 2015GDS-Sep 2015
DMP ndash TBDDSP-Oct 2003GDS-Jan 2015
NOTE See wwwcendigov for additional details
NIH Data Sharing Policiesbull Genomic Data Sharing Policybull Policy on the Dissemination of NIH-Funded Clinical Trial
Information bull Numerous Institute- and Program-specific policies
httpswwwnlmnihgovNIHbmicnih_data_sharing_policieshtml
bull Data Sharing Policybull Data Management and Sharing Policy ndash to comebull 21st Century Cures Act ndash NIH Director may require funding
recipients to share scientific data to the extent feasible consistent with human subjects protections IPR proprietary interests
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 13
Linking Data in PubMed
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 14
Example PubMed Searchesgenbank[si] OR figshare[si]loprovfigshare[Filter] OR loprovdryaddb[Filter]
Secondary Source ID field Linkout Other Literature Sources
Linked Data in PubMed Central
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 15
Supplementary Material Section
Data Availability Section
Data Citations Section
Dataset Deposit in NIH Manuscript Submission System
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 16
Tips for submittersbull Supply with other manuscript files in
Step 1 of NIHMS process
bull Upload as Supplemental file type
bull Provide general dataset label (eg Dataset 1 Data 2)
Limitations on depositbull Data file(s) must be 2 GB or less
bull Author must have funding from a PMC-participating funder to deposit
Interconnected Digital Research Objects
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 17
Linking Citations
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 18
To Full Text Articles
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 19
To Protocols and Data
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 20
In ClinicalTrialsgov
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 21
Coming full circle Back to related scientific literature
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 22
Collaboration Among Federal AgenciesFunctions
ndashExchange information on implementation of public access policies and practices
ndash Facilitate interagency coordination and cooperation on open science
ndashRecommend additional objectives for Federal open science policies
ndashOutline effective strategies for improving preservation discoverability and accessibility of scientific data
ndash Identify effective approaches for data preservation amp access assess requirements for scaling up and identify gaps
ndash Facilitate coordination of training education and workforce development
ndash Liaise with other NSTC groupsndash Identify opportunities for international
communication and collaboration
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 23
Collaborating Internationallybull OECD Science and Technology Ministerial Declaration Daejeon Korea ndash
October 2015 httpwwwoecdorgstidaejeon-declaration-2015htm
ldquoWe AGREE that science technology and innovation are being revolutionized by the rapid evolution of digital technologies which arehellipincreasing the reliance on access to scientific data and publications (lsquoopen sciencersquo)helliprdquo
bull G7 Science and Technology Ministers Communique Tsukuba Japan May 2016 httpwww8caogojpcstpenglishothers20160517communiquepdf
ldquo we acknowledged that Open Science can change the way research and development (RampD) is undertaken with emerging findings leading to far greater global collaboration and encouraging a much broader range of participants and stakeholders We also recognized the importance of Open Science as a driver for greater inclusion in RampD for example with the emergence of citizen sciencerdquo
bull G20 Leadersrsquo Communique Hangzhou Summit (China) September 2016 httpwwwg20orgEnglishDynamic201609t20160906_3396html
ldquohellipwe support appropriate efforts to promote open science and facilitate appropriate access to publicly funded research results on findable accessible interoperable and reusable (FAIR) principlesrdquo
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 24
Additional Information and Discussion
US Agency Public Access Policieshttpswwwsciencegov
NIH Public Access Policyhttpspublicaccessnihgov
NIH Resource Sharing Policies httpssharingnihgov
- NIH Data Sharing Policy httpsharingnihgov
- NIH Genomic Data Sharing Policy httpgdsnihgov
- NIH Clinical Trials Data Sharing httpclinicaltrialsgov
NIH Data Sharing Repositories httpwwwnlmnihgovNIHbmicnih_data_sharing_repositorieshtml
2503 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access
Public Access ndash 22+ Completed Agency PlansDepartment of Agriculture (Nov 2014)httpwwwusdagovdocumentsUSDA-Public-Access-Implementation-Planpdf
Department of Defense (Feb 2015)httpwwwdticmildticpdfdod_public_access_plan_feb2015pdf
Department of Education (Oct 2016)httpsiesedgovfundingpdfEDPlanPolicyDevelopmentGuidanceforPublicAccesspdf
Department of Energy (Jul 2014)httpenergygovsitesprodfiles201408f18DOE_Public_Access20Plan_FINALpdf
Department of Health amp Human Services httpwwwhhsgovopenpublic-access-guiding-principlesindexhtmlndash Administration for Community Living [Publications] (Feb 2016)httpwwwaclgovProgramsNIDILRRdocsACL-PublicAcccessPlan-Jan2016pdfndash Agency for Health Research amp Quality (Feb 2015)httpwwwahrqgovfundingpoliciespublicaccessindexhtmlndash Assistant Secretary for Preparedness amp Response (Feb 2015)httpwwwphegovPreparednessplanningsciencePagesAccessPlanaspxndash Centers for Disease Control (Jan 2015)httpwwwcdcgovodsciencedocsFinal-CDC-Public-Access-Plan-Jan-2015_508-Compliantpdfndash Food amp Drug Administration (Feb 2015)httpwwwfdagovdownloadsScienceResearchAboutScienceResearchatFDAUCM435
418pdfndash National Institutes of Health (Feb 2015)httpgrantsnihgovgrantsNIH-Public-Access-Planpdf
Department of Homeland Security (Dec 2016) httpswwwdhsgovpublicationplan-support-increased-public-access-results-research-funded-federal-government
Department of Transportation (Nov 2015)httpswwwtransportationgovopenofficial-dot-public-access-plan
Department of Veterans Affairs (Mar 2015)httpwwwvagovORODocsGuidancePlan_for_Access_to_Results_of_VA_Funded_Rsch_02_14_2014pdfAgency for International Development (Nov 2016)httpswwwusaidgovsitesdefaultfilesdocuments15396USAIDPublicAccessPlanpdfEnvironmental Protection Agency (Dec 2016)httpswwwepagovsitesproductionfiles2016-12documentsepascientificresearchtransperancyplanpdfNational Institute of Standards amp Technology (Apr 2015)httpwwwnistgovopenuploadNIST-Plan-for-Public-Accesspdf
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (Nov 2014)httpsciencenasagovmediamedialibrary20141205NASA_Plan_for_increasing_access_to_results_of_federally_funded_researchpdf
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (Feb 2015)httpdocslibnoaagovnoaa_documentsNOAA_Research_CouncilNOAA_PARR_Plan_v504pdf
National Science Foundation (Mar 2015)httpwwwnsfgovpubs2015nsf15052nsf15052pdfOffice of the Director of National Intelligence (Sep 2016)httpswwwiarpagovimagesfilesDocumentsODNI20Public20Access20Plan_Sept202016pdfSmithsonian Institution (Aug 2015)httppublicmediasmithsonianmagcomfile_upload_plugin1f143b54-a9f9-4746-bef5-1c76151e3c7apdfUS Geological Survey (Feb 2016)httpwwwusgsgovquality_integrityopen_accessdefaultasp
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 3
NOTE Institute for Museum amp Library Services and Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute also have policies for publications access
Public Access ndash 11 Agencies Using PMCDepartment of Agriculture (Nov 2014)httpwwwusdagovdocumentsUSDA-Public-Access-Implementation-Planpdf
Department of Defense (Feb 2015)httpwwwdticmildticpdfdod_public_access_plan_feb2015pdf
Department of Education (Oct 2016)httpsiesedgovfundingpdfEDPlanPolicyDevelopmentGuidanceforPublicAccesspdf
Department of Energy (Jul 2014)httpenergygovsitesprodfiles201408f18DOE_Public_Access20Plan_FINALpdf
Department of Health amp Human Services httpwwwhhsgovopenpublic-access-guiding-principlesindexhtmlndash Administration for Community Living [Publications] (Feb 2016)httpwwwaclgovProgramsNIDILRRdocsACL-PublicAcccessPlan-Jan2016pdfndash Agency for Health Research amp Quality (Feb 2015)httpwwwahrqgovfundingpoliciespublicaccessindexhtmlndash Assistant Secretary for Preparedness amp Response (Feb 2015)httpwwwphegovPreparednessplanningsciencePagesAccessPlanaspxndash Centers for Disease Control (Jan 2015)httpwwwcdcgovodsciencedocsFinal-CDC-Public-Access-Plan-Jan-2015_508-Compliantpdfndash Food amp Drug Administration (Feb 2015)httpwwwfdagovdownloadsScienceResearchAboutScienceResearchatFDAUCM435
418pdfndash National Institutes of Health (Feb 2015)httpgrantsnihgovgrantsNIH-Public-Access-Planpdf
Department of Homeland Security (Dec 2016) httpswwwdhsgovpublicationplan-support-increased-public-access-results-research-funded-federal-government
Department of Transportation (Nov 2015)httpswwwtransportationgovopenofficial-dot-public-access-plan
Department of Veterans Affairs (Mar 2015)httpwwwvagovORODocsGuidancePlan_for_Access_to_Results_of_VA_Funded_Rsch_02_14_2014pdfAgency for International Development (Nov 2016)httpswwwusaidgovsitesdefaultfilesdocuments15396USAIDPublicAccessPlanpdfEnvironmental Protection Agency (Dec 2016)httpswwwepagovsitesproductionfiles2016-12documentsepascientificresearchtransperancyplanpdfNational Institute of Standards amp Technology (Apr 2015)httpwwwnistgovopenuploadNIST-Plan-for-Public-Accesspdf
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (Nov 2014)httpsciencenasagovmediamedialibrary20141205NASA_Plan_for_increasing_access_to_results_of_federally_funded_researchpdf
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (Feb 2015)httpdocslibnoaagovnoaa_documentsNOAA_Research_CouncilNOAA_PARR_Plan_v504pdf
National Science Foundation (Mar 2015)httpwwwnsfgovpubs2015nsf15052nsf15052pdfOffice of the Director of National Intelligence (Sep 2016)httpswwwiarpagovimagesfilesDocumentsODNI20Public20Access20Plan_Sept202016pdfSmithsonian Institution (Aug 2015)httppublicmediasmithsonianmagcomfile_upload_plugin1f143b54-a9f9-4746-bef5-1c76151e3c7apdfUS Geological Survey (Feb 2016)httpwwwusgsgovquality_integrityopen_accessdefaultasp
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 4
NOTE Institute for Museum amp Library Services and Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute also have policies for publications access
Beyond Publications - Preprintsbull Preprints are complete and public drafts of scientific documents written in the
form of a journal article bull NIH encourages investigators to use interim research products such as preprints
to speed the dissemination and enhance the rigor of their workbull Interim research products can be cited anywhere other research products are
cited (applications proposals reports)ndash must include the Digital Object Identifier and the Object type (eg preprint protocol) in
the citation ndash Also list any information about the document version (eg most recent date modified)
and if relevant the date the product was cited
bull For applications submitted for the May 25 2017 due date and thereafter awardees can claim these products on their progress report publication list They can also report them on their RPPR as of May 25 2017 and link them to their award in their My Bibliography account
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 5
NIH Expectations for Preprints To claim an interim research product as a product of an NIH award the NIH expects that the awardee willbull Make the product publicly available bull In the text of the document acknowledge NIH funding in accordance with
NIH Grants Policy Statement Chapter 821bull Clearly state that the work is not peer-reviewed bull Declare any competing interests as an author would do for any journal
article bull To maximize the impact of an interim research product the NIH strongly
encourages awardees to select a Creative Commons Attribution (CC-BY)license or dedicate their work to the public domain
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 6
Preprint Repositories NIH strongly encourages interim research products arising from NIH funds to be deposited in repositories that ensurebull Content is findable accessible interoperable and reusable bull Interim product metadata including usage statistics are open and easy to
access by machines and people (eg via application program interfaces) bull Content is easy to use by machines and people This access is both a function of
permission (eg use of Creative Commons licenses) and technology (eg application program interfaces)
bull Policies about plagiarism competing interests misconduct and other hallmarks of reputable scholarly publishing are rigorous and transparent
bull Records of changes to the product are maintained and users have clear ways to cite different versions of the product
bull Links to the published version if available bull A robust archiving strategy that ensures long-term preservation and access 03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 7
Beyond Publications - Protocols
bull Describe key elements of study design methodology data collection and analysis
bull Early availability can help reduce unnecessary duplication in research
bull Availability after study completion can assist in interpreting result
bull Most well-developed for clinical trials
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 8
Policy for Clinical Trial Protocolsbull Federal regulations for
clinical trial registration and results reporting (42 CFR 11)
bull NIH Policy on the Dissemination of NIH-Funded Clinical Trial Information (NOT-OD-16-149 )
bull ClinicalTrialsgovndash 250000+ registered trialsndash 28000 studies with resultsndash Registration summarizes
protocolndash 172 records with full protocol
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 9
Beyond Publications - Data
1999 20042003 2007 20142008
Research Tools Policy
NIH Data Sharing Policy
Model Organism Policy
Genome-wide Association (GWAS) Policy
2012
NIH Public Access Policy (Publications)
Big Data to Knowledge (BD2K) Initiative
Genomic Data Sharing (GDS) Policy
OSTP Public Access
Memo
2015 2017
Regulations and NIH Policy on Clinical Trial Registration amp Results Reporting
NIH Intramural Human Data Sharing Policy
1003 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access
OSTP Memorandum ndash Objectives for Data Policybull Maximize free access whilendash Protecting privacy and confidentiality national securityndash Recognizing intellectual property rightsndash Balancing costs amp benefits of long-term preservation
bull Require data management plans (DMPs)bull Allow inclusion of costs in applications for fundingbull Ensure appropriate evaluation of DMPsbull Monitor compliance by investigatorsbull Encourage deposit of data in public repositories where possiblebull Cooperate with the private sectorbull Develop approaches for data citation amp attribution bull Support training education and workforce developmentbull Assess long-term needs for preservation and options for repositories
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 11
Data Management RequirementsNumber of agencies with data management plan requirements in effect 14+
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 12
Agency Intramural Extramural
DHS TBA TBA
DOT Jan 2016 Jan 2016
VA Jan 2016 NA
AID Oct 2014 Oct 2014
EPA 2016-2018 2018
NASA Oct 2015 Oct 2015
NIST Oct 2014 Oct 2015
NOAA Jan 2016 June 2016
NSF NA Jan 2011
ODNI Jan 2017 Jan 2017
SI Oct 2015 Oct 2015
USGS Feb 2015 Oct 2016
Agency Intramural Extramural
USDA TBA TBA
DOD TBA TBA
ED [TBA] IES-Oct 2012
DOE Oct 2015 Oct 2015
HHS-ACL Oct 2017 Oct 2017
HHL-AHRQ Public Data TBA
HHS-ASPR Oct 2015 Oct 2015
HHS-CDC Feb 2016 Oct 20132016
HHS-FDA Jan 2016 Oct 2016
HHS-NIH DMP ndash TBDIHSD-Oct 2015GDS-Sep 2015
DMP ndash TBDDSP-Oct 2003GDS-Jan 2015
NOTE See wwwcendigov for additional details
NIH Data Sharing Policiesbull Genomic Data Sharing Policybull Policy on the Dissemination of NIH-Funded Clinical Trial
Information bull Numerous Institute- and Program-specific policies
httpswwwnlmnihgovNIHbmicnih_data_sharing_policieshtml
bull Data Sharing Policybull Data Management and Sharing Policy ndash to comebull 21st Century Cures Act ndash NIH Director may require funding
recipients to share scientific data to the extent feasible consistent with human subjects protections IPR proprietary interests
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 13
Linking Data in PubMed
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 14
Example PubMed Searchesgenbank[si] OR figshare[si]loprovfigshare[Filter] OR loprovdryaddb[Filter]
Secondary Source ID field Linkout Other Literature Sources
Linked Data in PubMed Central
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 15
Supplementary Material Section
Data Availability Section
Data Citations Section
Dataset Deposit in NIH Manuscript Submission System
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 16
Tips for submittersbull Supply with other manuscript files in
Step 1 of NIHMS process
bull Upload as Supplemental file type
bull Provide general dataset label (eg Dataset 1 Data 2)
Limitations on depositbull Data file(s) must be 2 GB or less
bull Author must have funding from a PMC-participating funder to deposit
Interconnected Digital Research Objects
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 17
Linking Citations
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 18
To Full Text Articles
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 19
To Protocols and Data
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 20
In ClinicalTrialsgov
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 21
Coming full circle Back to related scientific literature
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 22
Collaboration Among Federal AgenciesFunctions
ndashExchange information on implementation of public access policies and practices
ndash Facilitate interagency coordination and cooperation on open science
ndashRecommend additional objectives for Federal open science policies
ndashOutline effective strategies for improving preservation discoverability and accessibility of scientific data
ndash Identify effective approaches for data preservation amp access assess requirements for scaling up and identify gaps
ndash Facilitate coordination of training education and workforce development
ndash Liaise with other NSTC groupsndash Identify opportunities for international
communication and collaboration
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 23
Collaborating Internationallybull OECD Science and Technology Ministerial Declaration Daejeon Korea ndash
October 2015 httpwwwoecdorgstidaejeon-declaration-2015htm
ldquoWe AGREE that science technology and innovation are being revolutionized by the rapid evolution of digital technologies which arehellipincreasing the reliance on access to scientific data and publications (lsquoopen sciencersquo)helliprdquo
bull G7 Science and Technology Ministers Communique Tsukuba Japan May 2016 httpwww8caogojpcstpenglishothers20160517communiquepdf
ldquo we acknowledged that Open Science can change the way research and development (RampD) is undertaken with emerging findings leading to far greater global collaboration and encouraging a much broader range of participants and stakeholders We also recognized the importance of Open Science as a driver for greater inclusion in RampD for example with the emergence of citizen sciencerdquo
bull G20 Leadersrsquo Communique Hangzhou Summit (China) September 2016 httpwwwg20orgEnglishDynamic201609t20160906_3396html
ldquohellipwe support appropriate efforts to promote open science and facilitate appropriate access to publicly funded research results on findable accessible interoperable and reusable (FAIR) principlesrdquo
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 24
Additional Information and Discussion
US Agency Public Access Policieshttpswwwsciencegov
NIH Public Access Policyhttpspublicaccessnihgov
NIH Resource Sharing Policies httpssharingnihgov
- NIH Data Sharing Policy httpsharingnihgov
- NIH Genomic Data Sharing Policy httpgdsnihgov
- NIH Clinical Trials Data Sharing httpclinicaltrialsgov
NIH Data Sharing Repositories httpwwwnlmnihgovNIHbmicnih_data_sharing_repositorieshtml
2503 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access
Public Access ndash 11 Agencies Using PMCDepartment of Agriculture (Nov 2014)httpwwwusdagovdocumentsUSDA-Public-Access-Implementation-Planpdf
Department of Defense (Feb 2015)httpwwwdticmildticpdfdod_public_access_plan_feb2015pdf
Department of Education (Oct 2016)httpsiesedgovfundingpdfEDPlanPolicyDevelopmentGuidanceforPublicAccesspdf
Department of Energy (Jul 2014)httpenergygovsitesprodfiles201408f18DOE_Public_Access20Plan_FINALpdf
Department of Health amp Human Services httpwwwhhsgovopenpublic-access-guiding-principlesindexhtmlndash Administration for Community Living [Publications] (Feb 2016)httpwwwaclgovProgramsNIDILRRdocsACL-PublicAcccessPlan-Jan2016pdfndash Agency for Health Research amp Quality (Feb 2015)httpwwwahrqgovfundingpoliciespublicaccessindexhtmlndash Assistant Secretary for Preparedness amp Response (Feb 2015)httpwwwphegovPreparednessplanningsciencePagesAccessPlanaspxndash Centers for Disease Control (Jan 2015)httpwwwcdcgovodsciencedocsFinal-CDC-Public-Access-Plan-Jan-2015_508-Compliantpdfndash Food amp Drug Administration (Feb 2015)httpwwwfdagovdownloadsScienceResearchAboutScienceResearchatFDAUCM435
418pdfndash National Institutes of Health (Feb 2015)httpgrantsnihgovgrantsNIH-Public-Access-Planpdf
Department of Homeland Security (Dec 2016) httpswwwdhsgovpublicationplan-support-increased-public-access-results-research-funded-federal-government
Department of Transportation (Nov 2015)httpswwwtransportationgovopenofficial-dot-public-access-plan
Department of Veterans Affairs (Mar 2015)httpwwwvagovORODocsGuidancePlan_for_Access_to_Results_of_VA_Funded_Rsch_02_14_2014pdfAgency for International Development (Nov 2016)httpswwwusaidgovsitesdefaultfilesdocuments15396USAIDPublicAccessPlanpdfEnvironmental Protection Agency (Dec 2016)httpswwwepagovsitesproductionfiles2016-12documentsepascientificresearchtransperancyplanpdfNational Institute of Standards amp Technology (Apr 2015)httpwwwnistgovopenuploadNIST-Plan-for-Public-Accesspdf
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (Nov 2014)httpsciencenasagovmediamedialibrary20141205NASA_Plan_for_increasing_access_to_results_of_federally_funded_researchpdf
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (Feb 2015)httpdocslibnoaagovnoaa_documentsNOAA_Research_CouncilNOAA_PARR_Plan_v504pdf
National Science Foundation (Mar 2015)httpwwwnsfgovpubs2015nsf15052nsf15052pdfOffice of the Director of National Intelligence (Sep 2016)httpswwwiarpagovimagesfilesDocumentsODNI20Public20Access20Plan_Sept202016pdfSmithsonian Institution (Aug 2015)httppublicmediasmithsonianmagcomfile_upload_plugin1f143b54-a9f9-4746-bef5-1c76151e3c7apdfUS Geological Survey (Feb 2016)httpwwwusgsgovquality_integrityopen_accessdefaultasp
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 4
NOTE Institute for Museum amp Library Services and Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute also have policies for publications access
Beyond Publications - Preprintsbull Preprints are complete and public drafts of scientific documents written in the
form of a journal article bull NIH encourages investigators to use interim research products such as preprints
to speed the dissemination and enhance the rigor of their workbull Interim research products can be cited anywhere other research products are
cited (applications proposals reports)ndash must include the Digital Object Identifier and the Object type (eg preprint protocol) in
the citation ndash Also list any information about the document version (eg most recent date modified)
and if relevant the date the product was cited
bull For applications submitted for the May 25 2017 due date and thereafter awardees can claim these products on their progress report publication list They can also report them on their RPPR as of May 25 2017 and link them to their award in their My Bibliography account
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 5
NIH Expectations for Preprints To claim an interim research product as a product of an NIH award the NIH expects that the awardee willbull Make the product publicly available bull In the text of the document acknowledge NIH funding in accordance with
NIH Grants Policy Statement Chapter 821bull Clearly state that the work is not peer-reviewed bull Declare any competing interests as an author would do for any journal
article bull To maximize the impact of an interim research product the NIH strongly
encourages awardees to select a Creative Commons Attribution (CC-BY)license or dedicate their work to the public domain
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 6
Preprint Repositories NIH strongly encourages interim research products arising from NIH funds to be deposited in repositories that ensurebull Content is findable accessible interoperable and reusable bull Interim product metadata including usage statistics are open and easy to
access by machines and people (eg via application program interfaces) bull Content is easy to use by machines and people This access is both a function of
permission (eg use of Creative Commons licenses) and technology (eg application program interfaces)
bull Policies about plagiarism competing interests misconduct and other hallmarks of reputable scholarly publishing are rigorous and transparent
bull Records of changes to the product are maintained and users have clear ways to cite different versions of the product
bull Links to the published version if available bull A robust archiving strategy that ensures long-term preservation and access 03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 7
Beyond Publications - Protocols
bull Describe key elements of study design methodology data collection and analysis
bull Early availability can help reduce unnecessary duplication in research
bull Availability after study completion can assist in interpreting result
bull Most well-developed for clinical trials
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 8
Policy for Clinical Trial Protocolsbull Federal regulations for
clinical trial registration and results reporting (42 CFR 11)
bull NIH Policy on the Dissemination of NIH-Funded Clinical Trial Information (NOT-OD-16-149 )
bull ClinicalTrialsgovndash 250000+ registered trialsndash 28000 studies with resultsndash Registration summarizes
protocolndash 172 records with full protocol
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 9
Beyond Publications - Data
1999 20042003 2007 20142008
Research Tools Policy
NIH Data Sharing Policy
Model Organism Policy
Genome-wide Association (GWAS) Policy
2012
NIH Public Access Policy (Publications)
Big Data to Knowledge (BD2K) Initiative
Genomic Data Sharing (GDS) Policy
OSTP Public Access
Memo
2015 2017
Regulations and NIH Policy on Clinical Trial Registration amp Results Reporting
NIH Intramural Human Data Sharing Policy
1003 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access
OSTP Memorandum ndash Objectives for Data Policybull Maximize free access whilendash Protecting privacy and confidentiality national securityndash Recognizing intellectual property rightsndash Balancing costs amp benefits of long-term preservation
bull Require data management plans (DMPs)bull Allow inclusion of costs in applications for fundingbull Ensure appropriate evaluation of DMPsbull Monitor compliance by investigatorsbull Encourage deposit of data in public repositories where possiblebull Cooperate with the private sectorbull Develop approaches for data citation amp attribution bull Support training education and workforce developmentbull Assess long-term needs for preservation and options for repositories
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 11
Data Management RequirementsNumber of agencies with data management plan requirements in effect 14+
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 12
Agency Intramural Extramural
DHS TBA TBA
DOT Jan 2016 Jan 2016
VA Jan 2016 NA
AID Oct 2014 Oct 2014
EPA 2016-2018 2018
NASA Oct 2015 Oct 2015
NIST Oct 2014 Oct 2015
NOAA Jan 2016 June 2016
NSF NA Jan 2011
ODNI Jan 2017 Jan 2017
SI Oct 2015 Oct 2015
USGS Feb 2015 Oct 2016
Agency Intramural Extramural
USDA TBA TBA
DOD TBA TBA
ED [TBA] IES-Oct 2012
DOE Oct 2015 Oct 2015
HHS-ACL Oct 2017 Oct 2017
HHL-AHRQ Public Data TBA
HHS-ASPR Oct 2015 Oct 2015
HHS-CDC Feb 2016 Oct 20132016
HHS-FDA Jan 2016 Oct 2016
HHS-NIH DMP ndash TBDIHSD-Oct 2015GDS-Sep 2015
DMP ndash TBDDSP-Oct 2003GDS-Jan 2015
NOTE See wwwcendigov for additional details
NIH Data Sharing Policiesbull Genomic Data Sharing Policybull Policy on the Dissemination of NIH-Funded Clinical Trial
Information bull Numerous Institute- and Program-specific policies
httpswwwnlmnihgovNIHbmicnih_data_sharing_policieshtml
bull Data Sharing Policybull Data Management and Sharing Policy ndash to comebull 21st Century Cures Act ndash NIH Director may require funding
recipients to share scientific data to the extent feasible consistent with human subjects protections IPR proprietary interests
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 13
Linking Data in PubMed
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 14
Example PubMed Searchesgenbank[si] OR figshare[si]loprovfigshare[Filter] OR loprovdryaddb[Filter]
Secondary Source ID field Linkout Other Literature Sources
Linked Data in PubMed Central
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 15
Supplementary Material Section
Data Availability Section
Data Citations Section
Dataset Deposit in NIH Manuscript Submission System
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 16
Tips for submittersbull Supply with other manuscript files in
Step 1 of NIHMS process
bull Upload as Supplemental file type
bull Provide general dataset label (eg Dataset 1 Data 2)
Limitations on depositbull Data file(s) must be 2 GB or less
bull Author must have funding from a PMC-participating funder to deposit
Interconnected Digital Research Objects
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 17
Linking Citations
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 18
To Full Text Articles
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 19
To Protocols and Data
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 20
In ClinicalTrialsgov
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 21
Coming full circle Back to related scientific literature
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 22
Collaboration Among Federal AgenciesFunctions
ndashExchange information on implementation of public access policies and practices
ndash Facilitate interagency coordination and cooperation on open science
ndashRecommend additional objectives for Federal open science policies
ndashOutline effective strategies for improving preservation discoverability and accessibility of scientific data
ndash Identify effective approaches for data preservation amp access assess requirements for scaling up and identify gaps
ndash Facilitate coordination of training education and workforce development
ndash Liaise with other NSTC groupsndash Identify opportunities for international
communication and collaboration
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 23
Collaborating Internationallybull OECD Science and Technology Ministerial Declaration Daejeon Korea ndash
October 2015 httpwwwoecdorgstidaejeon-declaration-2015htm
ldquoWe AGREE that science technology and innovation are being revolutionized by the rapid evolution of digital technologies which arehellipincreasing the reliance on access to scientific data and publications (lsquoopen sciencersquo)helliprdquo
bull G7 Science and Technology Ministers Communique Tsukuba Japan May 2016 httpwww8caogojpcstpenglishothers20160517communiquepdf
ldquo we acknowledged that Open Science can change the way research and development (RampD) is undertaken with emerging findings leading to far greater global collaboration and encouraging a much broader range of participants and stakeholders We also recognized the importance of Open Science as a driver for greater inclusion in RampD for example with the emergence of citizen sciencerdquo
bull G20 Leadersrsquo Communique Hangzhou Summit (China) September 2016 httpwwwg20orgEnglishDynamic201609t20160906_3396html
ldquohellipwe support appropriate efforts to promote open science and facilitate appropriate access to publicly funded research results on findable accessible interoperable and reusable (FAIR) principlesrdquo
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 24
Additional Information and Discussion
US Agency Public Access Policieshttpswwwsciencegov
NIH Public Access Policyhttpspublicaccessnihgov
NIH Resource Sharing Policies httpssharingnihgov
- NIH Data Sharing Policy httpsharingnihgov
- NIH Genomic Data Sharing Policy httpgdsnihgov
- NIH Clinical Trials Data Sharing httpclinicaltrialsgov
NIH Data Sharing Repositories httpwwwnlmnihgovNIHbmicnih_data_sharing_repositorieshtml
2503 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access
Beyond Publications - Preprintsbull Preprints are complete and public drafts of scientific documents written in the
form of a journal article bull NIH encourages investigators to use interim research products such as preprints
to speed the dissemination and enhance the rigor of their workbull Interim research products can be cited anywhere other research products are
cited (applications proposals reports)ndash must include the Digital Object Identifier and the Object type (eg preprint protocol) in
the citation ndash Also list any information about the document version (eg most recent date modified)
and if relevant the date the product was cited
bull For applications submitted for the May 25 2017 due date and thereafter awardees can claim these products on their progress report publication list They can also report them on their RPPR as of May 25 2017 and link them to their award in their My Bibliography account
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 5
NIH Expectations for Preprints To claim an interim research product as a product of an NIH award the NIH expects that the awardee willbull Make the product publicly available bull In the text of the document acknowledge NIH funding in accordance with
NIH Grants Policy Statement Chapter 821bull Clearly state that the work is not peer-reviewed bull Declare any competing interests as an author would do for any journal
article bull To maximize the impact of an interim research product the NIH strongly
encourages awardees to select a Creative Commons Attribution (CC-BY)license or dedicate their work to the public domain
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 6
Preprint Repositories NIH strongly encourages interim research products arising from NIH funds to be deposited in repositories that ensurebull Content is findable accessible interoperable and reusable bull Interim product metadata including usage statistics are open and easy to
access by machines and people (eg via application program interfaces) bull Content is easy to use by machines and people This access is both a function of
permission (eg use of Creative Commons licenses) and technology (eg application program interfaces)
bull Policies about plagiarism competing interests misconduct and other hallmarks of reputable scholarly publishing are rigorous and transparent
bull Records of changes to the product are maintained and users have clear ways to cite different versions of the product
bull Links to the published version if available bull A robust archiving strategy that ensures long-term preservation and access 03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 7
Beyond Publications - Protocols
bull Describe key elements of study design methodology data collection and analysis
bull Early availability can help reduce unnecessary duplication in research
bull Availability after study completion can assist in interpreting result
bull Most well-developed for clinical trials
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 8
Policy for Clinical Trial Protocolsbull Federal regulations for
clinical trial registration and results reporting (42 CFR 11)
bull NIH Policy on the Dissemination of NIH-Funded Clinical Trial Information (NOT-OD-16-149 )
bull ClinicalTrialsgovndash 250000+ registered trialsndash 28000 studies with resultsndash Registration summarizes
protocolndash 172 records with full protocol
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 9
Beyond Publications - Data
1999 20042003 2007 20142008
Research Tools Policy
NIH Data Sharing Policy
Model Organism Policy
Genome-wide Association (GWAS) Policy
2012
NIH Public Access Policy (Publications)
Big Data to Knowledge (BD2K) Initiative
Genomic Data Sharing (GDS) Policy
OSTP Public Access
Memo
2015 2017
Regulations and NIH Policy on Clinical Trial Registration amp Results Reporting
NIH Intramural Human Data Sharing Policy
1003 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access
OSTP Memorandum ndash Objectives for Data Policybull Maximize free access whilendash Protecting privacy and confidentiality national securityndash Recognizing intellectual property rightsndash Balancing costs amp benefits of long-term preservation
bull Require data management plans (DMPs)bull Allow inclusion of costs in applications for fundingbull Ensure appropriate evaluation of DMPsbull Monitor compliance by investigatorsbull Encourage deposit of data in public repositories where possiblebull Cooperate with the private sectorbull Develop approaches for data citation amp attribution bull Support training education and workforce developmentbull Assess long-term needs for preservation and options for repositories
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 11
Data Management RequirementsNumber of agencies with data management plan requirements in effect 14+
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 12
Agency Intramural Extramural
DHS TBA TBA
DOT Jan 2016 Jan 2016
VA Jan 2016 NA
AID Oct 2014 Oct 2014
EPA 2016-2018 2018
NASA Oct 2015 Oct 2015
NIST Oct 2014 Oct 2015
NOAA Jan 2016 June 2016
NSF NA Jan 2011
ODNI Jan 2017 Jan 2017
SI Oct 2015 Oct 2015
USGS Feb 2015 Oct 2016
Agency Intramural Extramural
USDA TBA TBA
DOD TBA TBA
ED [TBA] IES-Oct 2012
DOE Oct 2015 Oct 2015
HHS-ACL Oct 2017 Oct 2017
HHL-AHRQ Public Data TBA
HHS-ASPR Oct 2015 Oct 2015
HHS-CDC Feb 2016 Oct 20132016
HHS-FDA Jan 2016 Oct 2016
HHS-NIH DMP ndash TBDIHSD-Oct 2015GDS-Sep 2015
DMP ndash TBDDSP-Oct 2003GDS-Jan 2015
NOTE See wwwcendigov for additional details
NIH Data Sharing Policiesbull Genomic Data Sharing Policybull Policy on the Dissemination of NIH-Funded Clinical Trial
Information bull Numerous Institute- and Program-specific policies
httpswwwnlmnihgovNIHbmicnih_data_sharing_policieshtml
bull Data Sharing Policybull Data Management and Sharing Policy ndash to comebull 21st Century Cures Act ndash NIH Director may require funding
recipients to share scientific data to the extent feasible consistent with human subjects protections IPR proprietary interests
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 13
Linking Data in PubMed
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 14
Example PubMed Searchesgenbank[si] OR figshare[si]loprovfigshare[Filter] OR loprovdryaddb[Filter]
Secondary Source ID field Linkout Other Literature Sources
Linked Data in PubMed Central
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 15
Supplementary Material Section
Data Availability Section
Data Citations Section
Dataset Deposit in NIH Manuscript Submission System
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 16
Tips for submittersbull Supply with other manuscript files in
Step 1 of NIHMS process
bull Upload as Supplemental file type
bull Provide general dataset label (eg Dataset 1 Data 2)
Limitations on depositbull Data file(s) must be 2 GB or less
bull Author must have funding from a PMC-participating funder to deposit
Interconnected Digital Research Objects
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 17
Linking Citations
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 18
To Full Text Articles
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 19
To Protocols and Data
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 20
In ClinicalTrialsgov
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 21
Coming full circle Back to related scientific literature
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 22
Collaboration Among Federal AgenciesFunctions
ndashExchange information on implementation of public access policies and practices
ndash Facilitate interagency coordination and cooperation on open science
ndashRecommend additional objectives for Federal open science policies
ndashOutline effective strategies for improving preservation discoverability and accessibility of scientific data
ndash Identify effective approaches for data preservation amp access assess requirements for scaling up and identify gaps
ndash Facilitate coordination of training education and workforce development
ndash Liaise with other NSTC groupsndash Identify opportunities for international
communication and collaboration
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 23
Collaborating Internationallybull OECD Science and Technology Ministerial Declaration Daejeon Korea ndash
October 2015 httpwwwoecdorgstidaejeon-declaration-2015htm
ldquoWe AGREE that science technology and innovation are being revolutionized by the rapid evolution of digital technologies which arehellipincreasing the reliance on access to scientific data and publications (lsquoopen sciencersquo)helliprdquo
bull G7 Science and Technology Ministers Communique Tsukuba Japan May 2016 httpwww8caogojpcstpenglishothers20160517communiquepdf
ldquo we acknowledged that Open Science can change the way research and development (RampD) is undertaken with emerging findings leading to far greater global collaboration and encouraging a much broader range of participants and stakeholders We also recognized the importance of Open Science as a driver for greater inclusion in RampD for example with the emergence of citizen sciencerdquo
bull G20 Leadersrsquo Communique Hangzhou Summit (China) September 2016 httpwwwg20orgEnglishDynamic201609t20160906_3396html
ldquohellipwe support appropriate efforts to promote open science and facilitate appropriate access to publicly funded research results on findable accessible interoperable and reusable (FAIR) principlesrdquo
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 24
Additional Information and Discussion
US Agency Public Access Policieshttpswwwsciencegov
NIH Public Access Policyhttpspublicaccessnihgov
NIH Resource Sharing Policies httpssharingnihgov
- NIH Data Sharing Policy httpsharingnihgov
- NIH Genomic Data Sharing Policy httpgdsnihgov
- NIH Clinical Trials Data Sharing httpclinicaltrialsgov
NIH Data Sharing Repositories httpwwwnlmnihgovNIHbmicnih_data_sharing_repositorieshtml
2503 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access
NIH Expectations for Preprints To claim an interim research product as a product of an NIH award the NIH expects that the awardee willbull Make the product publicly available bull In the text of the document acknowledge NIH funding in accordance with
NIH Grants Policy Statement Chapter 821bull Clearly state that the work is not peer-reviewed bull Declare any competing interests as an author would do for any journal
article bull To maximize the impact of an interim research product the NIH strongly
encourages awardees to select a Creative Commons Attribution (CC-BY)license or dedicate their work to the public domain
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 6
Preprint Repositories NIH strongly encourages interim research products arising from NIH funds to be deposited in repositories that ensurebull Content is findable accessible interoperable and reusable bull Interim product metadata including usage statistics are open and easy to
access by machines and people (eg via application program interfaces) bull Content is easy to use by machines and people This access is both a function of
permission (eg use of Creative Commons licenses) and technology (eg application program interfaces)
bull Policies about plagiarism competing interests misconduct and other hallmarks of reputable scholarly publishing are rigorous and transparent
bull Records of changes to the product are maintained and users have clear ways to cite different versions of the product
bull Links to the published version if available bull A robust archiving strategy that ensures long-term preservation and access 03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 7
Beyond Publications - Protocols
bull Describe key elements of study design methodology data collection and analysis
bull Early availability can help reduce unnecessary duplication in research
bull Availability after study completion can assist in interpreting result
bull Most well-developed for clinical trials
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 8
Policy for Clinical Trial Protocolsbull Federal regulations for
clinical trial registration and results reporting (42 CFR 11)
bull NIH Policy on the Dissemination of NIH-Funded Clinical Trial Information (NOT-OD-16-149 )
bull ClinicalTrialsgovndash 250000+ registered trialsndash 28000 studies with resultsndash Registration summarizes
protocolndash 172 records with full protocol
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 9
Beyond Publications - Data
1999 20042003 2007 20142008
Research Tools Policy
NIH Data Sharing Policy
Model Organism Policy
Genome-wide Association (GWAS) Policy
2012
NIH Public Access Policy (Publications)
Big Data to Knowledge (BD2K) Initiative
Genomic Data Sharing (GDS) Policy
OSTP Public Access
Memo
2015 2017
Regulations and NIH Policy on Clinical Trial Registration amp Results Reporting
NIH Intramural Human Data Sharing Policy
1003 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access
OSTP Memorandum ndash Objectives for Data Policybull Maximize free access whilendash Protecting privacy and confidentiality national securityndash Recognizing intellectual property rightsndash Balancing costs amp benefits of long-term preservation
bull Require data management plans (DMPs)bull Allow inclusion of costs in applications for fundingbull Ensure appropriate evaluation of DMPsbull Monitor compliance by investigatorsbull Encourage deposit of data in public repositories where possiblebull Cooperate with the private sectorbull Develop approaches for data citation amp attribution bull Support training education and workforce developmentbull Assess long-term needs for preservation and options for repositories
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 11
Data Management RequirementsNumber of agencies with data management plan requirements in effect 14+
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 12
Agency Intramural Extramural
DHS TBA TBA
DOT Jan 2016 Jan 2016
VA Jan 2016 NA
AID Oct 2014 Oct 2014
EPA 2016-2018 2018
NASA Oct 2015 Oct 2015
NIST Oct 2014 Oct 2015
NOAA Jan 2016 June 2016
NSF NA Jan 2011
ODNI Jan 2017 Jan 2017
SI Oct 2015 Oct 2015
USGS Feb 2015 Oct 2016
Agency Intramural Extramural
USDA TBA TBA
DOD TBA TBA
ED [TBA] IES-Oct 2012
DOE Oct 2015 Oct 2015
HHS-ACL Oct 2017 Oct 2017
HHL-AHRQ Public Data TBA
HHS-ASPR Oct 2015 Oct 2015
HHS-CDC Feb 2016 Oct 20132016
HHS-FDA Jan 2016 Oct 2016
HHS-NIH DMP ndash TBDIHSD-Oct 2015GDS-Sep 2015
DMP ndash TBDDSP-Oct 2003GDS-Jan 2015
NOTE See wwwcendigov for additional details
NIH Data Sharing Policiesbull Genomic Data Sharing Policybull Policy on the Dissemination of NIH-Funded Clinical Trial
Information bull Numerous Institute- and Program-specific policies
httpswwwnlmnihgovNIHbmicnih_data_sharing_policieshtml
bull Data Sharing Policybull Data Management and Sharing Policy ndash to comebull 21st Century Cures Act ndash NIH Director may require funding
recipients to share scientific data to the extent feasible consistent with human subjects protections IPR proprietary interests
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 13
Linking Data in PubMed
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 14
Example PubMed Searchesgenbank[si] OR figshare[si]loprovfigshare[Filter] OR loprovdryaddb[Filter]
Secondary Source ID field Linkout Other Literature Sources
Linked Data in PubMed Central
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 15
Supplementary Material Section
Data Availability Section
Data Citations Section
Dataset Deposit in NIH Manuscript Submission System
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 16
Tips for submittersbull Supply with other manuscript files in
Step 1 of NIHMS process
bull Upload as Supplemental file type
bull Provide general dataset label (eg Dataset 1 Data 2)
Limitations on depositbull Data file(s) must be 2 GB or less
bull Author must have funding from a PMC-participating funder to deposit
Interconnected Digital Research Objects
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 17
Linking Citations
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 18
To Full Text Articles
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 19
To Protocols and Data
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 20
In ClinicalTrialsgov
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 21
Coming full circle Back to related scientific literature
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 22
Collaboration Among Federal AgenciesFunctions
ndashExchange information on implementation of public access policies and practices
ndash Facilitate interagency coordination and cooperation on open science
ndashRecommend additional objectives for Federal open science policies
ndashOutline effective strategies for improving preservation discoverability and accessibility of scientific data
ndash Identify effective approaches for data preservation amp access assess requirements for scaling up and identify gaps
ndash Facilitate coordination of training education and workforce development
ndash Liaise with other NSTC groupsndash Identify opportunities for international
communication and collaboration
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 23
Collaborating Internationallybull OECD Science and Technology Ministerial Declaration Daejeon Korea ndash
October 2015 httpwwwoecdorgstidaejeon-declaration-2015htm
ldquoWe AGREE that science technology and innovation are being revolutionized by the rapid evolution of digital technologies which arehellipincreasing the reliance on access to scientific data and publications (lsquoopen sciencersquo)helliprdquo
bull G7 Science and Technology Ministers Communique Tsukuba Japan May 2016 httpwww8caogojpcstpenglishothers20160517communiquepdf
ldquo we acknowledged that Open Science can change the way research and development (RampD) is undertaken with emerging findings leading to far greater global collaboration and encouraging a much broader range of participants and stakeholders We also recognized the importance of Open Science as a driver for greater inclusion in RampD for example with the emergence of citizen sciencerdquo
bull G20 Leadersrsquo Communique Hangzhou Summit (China) September 2016 httpwwwg20orgEnglishDynamic201609t20160906_3396html
ldquohellipwe support appropriate efforts to promote open science and facilitate appropriate access to publicly funded research results on findable accessible interoperable and reusable (FAIR) principlesrdquo
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 24
Additional Information and Discussion
US Agency Public Access Policieshttpswwwsciencegov
NIH Public Access Policyhttpspublicaccessnihgov
NIH Resource Sharing Policies httpssharingnihgov
- NIH Data Sharing Policy httpsharingnihgov
- NIH Genomic Data Sharing Policy httpgdsnihgov
- NIH Clinical Trials Data Sharing httpclinicaltrialsgov
NIH Data Sharing Repositories httpwwwnlmnihgovNIHbmicnih_data_sharing_repositorieshtml
2503 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access
Preprint Repositories NIH strongly encourages interim research products arising from NIH funds to be deposited in repositories that ensurebull Content is findable accessible interoperable and reusable bull Interim product metadata including usage statistics are open and easy to
access by machines and people (eg via application program interfaces) bull Content is easy to use by machines and people This access is both a function of
permission (eg use of Creative Commons licenses) and technology (eg application program interfaces)
bull Policies about plagiarism competing interests misconduct and other hallmarks of reputable scholarly publishing are rigorous and transparent
bull Records of changes to the product are maintained and users have clear ways to cite different versions of the product
bull Links to the published version if available bull A robust archiving strategy that ensures long-term preservation and access 03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 7
Beyond Publications - Protocols
bull Describe key elements of study design methodology data collection and analysis
bull Early availability can help reduce unnecessary duplication in research
bull Availability after study completion can assist in interpreting result
bull Most well-developed for clinical trials
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 8
Policy for Clinical Trial Protocolsbull Federal regulations for
clinical trial registration and results reporting (42 CFR 11)
bull NIH Policy on the Dissemination of NIH-Funded Clinical Trial Information (NOT-OD-16-149 )
bull ClinicalTrialsgovndash 250000+ registered trialsndash 28000 studies with resultsndash Registration summarizes
protocolndash 172 records with full protocol
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 9
Beyond Publications - Data
1999 20042003 2007 20142008
Research Tools Policy
NIH Data Sharing Policy
Model Organism Policy
Genome-wide Association (GWAS) Policy
2012
NIH Public Access Policy (Publications)
Big Data to Knowledge (BD2K) Initiative
Genomic Data Sharing (GDS) Policy
OSTP Public Access
Memo
2015 2017
Regulations and NIH Policy on Clinical Trial Registration amp Results Reporting
NIH Intramural Human Data Sharing Policy
1003 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access
OSTP Memorandum ndash Objectives for Data Policybull Maximize free access whilendash Protecting privacy and confidentiality national securityndash Recognizing intellectual property rightsndash Balancing costs amp benefits of long-term preservation
bull Require data management plans (DMPs)bull Allow inclusion of costs in applications for fundingbull Ensure appropriate evaluation of DMPsbull Monitor compliance by investigatorsbull Encourage deposit of data in public repositories where possiblebull Cooperate with the private sectorbull Develop approaches for data citation amp attribution bull Support training education and workforce developmentbull Assess long-term needs for preservation and options for repositories
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 11
Data Management RequirementsNumber of agencies with data management plan requirements in effect 14+
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 12
Agency Intramural Extramural
DHS TBA TBA
DOT Jan 2016 Jan 2016
VA Jan 2016 NA
AID Oct 2014 Oct 2014
EPA 2016-2018 2018
NASA Oct 2015 Oct 2015
NIST Oct 2014 Oct 2015
NOAA Jan 2016 June 2016
NSF NA Jan 2011
ODNI Jan 2017 Jan 2017
SI Oct 2015 Oct 2015
USGS Feb 2015 Oct 2016
Agency Intramural Extramural
USDA TBA TBA
DOD TBA TBA
ED [TBA] IES-Oct 2012
DOE Oct 2015 Oct 2015
HHS-ACL Oct 2017 Oct 2017
HHL-AHRQ Public Data TBA
HHS-ASPR Oct 2015 Oct 2015
HHS-CDC Feb 2016 Oct 20132016
HHS-FDA Jan 2016 Oct 2016
HHS-NIH DMP ndash TBDIHSD-Oct 2015GDS-Sep 2015
DMP ndash TBDDSP-Oct 2003GDS-Jan 2015
NOTE See wwwcendigov for additional details
NIH Data Sharing Policiesbull Genomic Data Sharing Policybull Policy on the Dissemination of NIH-Funded Clinical Trial
Information bull Numerous Institute- and Program-specific policies
httpswwwnlmnihgovNIHbmicnih_data_sharing_policieshtml
bull Data Sharing Policybull Data Management and Sharing Policy ndash to comebull 21st Century Cures Act ndash NIH Director may require funding
recipients to share scientific data to the extent feasible consistent with human subjects protections IPR proprietary interests
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 13
Linking Data in PubMed
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 14
Example PubMed Searchesgenbank[si] OR figshare[si]loprovfigshare[Filter] OR loprovdryaddb[Filter]
Secondary Source ID field Linkout Other Literature Sources
Linked Data in PubMed Central
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 15
Supplementary Material Section
Data Availability Section
Data Citations Section
Dataset Deposit in NIH Manuscript Submission System
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 16
Tips for submittersbull Supply with other manuscript files in
Step 1 of NIHMS process
bull Upload as Supplemental file type
bull Provide general dataset label (eg Dataset 1 Data 2)
Limitations on depositbull Data file(s) must be 2 GB or less
bull Author must have funding from a PMC-participating funder to deposit
Interconnected Digital Research Objects
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 17
Linking Citations
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 18
To Full Text Articles
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 19
To Protocols and Data
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 20
In ClinicalTrialsgov
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 21
Coming full circle Back to related scientific literature
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 22
Collaboration Among Federal AgenciesFunctions
ndashExchange information on implementation of public access policies and practices
ndash Facilitate interagency coordination and cooperation on open science
ndashRecommend additional objectives for Federal open science policies
ndashOutline effective strategies for improving preservation discoverability and accessibility of scientific data
ndash Identify effective approaches for data preservation amp access assess requirements for scaling up and identify gaps
ndash Facilitate coordination of training education and workforce development
ndash Liaise with other NSTC groupsndash Identify opportunities for international
communication and collaboration
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 23
Collaborating Internationallybull OECD Science and Technology Ministerial Declaration Daejeon Korea ndash
October 2015 httpwwwoecdorgstidaejeon-declaration-2015htm
ldquoWe AGREE that science technology and innovation are being revolutionized by the rapid evolution of digital technologies which arehellipincreasing the reliance on access to scientific data and publications (lsquoopen sciencersquo)helliprdquo
bull G7 Science and Technology Ministers Communique Tsukuba Japan May 2016 httpwww8caogojpcstpenglishothers20160517communiquepdf
ldquo we acknowledged that Open Science can change the way research and development (RampD) is undertaken with emerging findings leading to far greater global collaboration and encouraging a much broader range of participants and stakeholders We also recognized the importance of Open Science as a driver for greater inclusion in RampD for example with the emergence of citizen sciencerdquo
bull G20 Leadersrsquo Communique Hangzhou Summit (China) September 2016 httpwwwg20orgEnglishDynamic201609t20160906_3396html
ldquohellipwe support appropriate efforts to promote open science and facilitate appropriate access to publicly funded research results on findable accessible interoperable and reusable (FAIR) principlesrdquo
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 24
Additional Information and Discussion
US Agency Public Access Policieshttpswwwsciencegov
NIH Public Access Policyhttpspublicaccessnihgov
NIH Resource Sharing Policies httpssharingnihgov
- NIH Data Sharing Policy httpsharingnihgov
- NIH Genomic Data Sharing Policy httpgdsnihgov
- NIH Clinical Trials Data Sharing httpclinicaltrialsgov
NIH Data Sharing Repositories httpwwwnlmnihgovNIHbmicnih_data_sharing_repositorieshtml
2503 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access
Beyond Publications - Protocols
bull Describe key elements of study design methodology data collection and analysis
bull Early availability can help reduce unnecessary duplication in research
bull Availability after study completion can assist in interpreting result
bull Most well-developed for clinical trials
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 8
Policy for Clinical Trial Protocolsbull Federal regulations for
clinical trial registration and results reporting (42 CFR 11)
bull NIH Policy on the Dissemination of NIH-Funded Clinical Trial Information (NOT-OD-16-149 )
bull ClinicalTrialsgovndash 250000+ registered trialsndash 28000 studies with resultsndash Registration summarizes
protocolndash 172 records with full protocol
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 9
Beyond Publications - Data
1999 20042003 2007 20142008
Research Tools Policy
NIH Data Sharing Policy
Model Organism Policy
Genome-wide Association (GWAS) Policy
2012
NIH Public Access Policy (Publications)
Big Data to Knowledge (BD2K) Initiative
Genomic Data Sharing (GDS) Policy
OSTP Public Access
Memo
2015 2017
Regulations and NIH Policy on Clinical Trial Registration amp Results Reporting
NIH Intramural Human Data Sharing Policy
1003 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access
OSTP Memorandum ndash Objectives for Data Policybull Maximize free access whilendash Protecting privacy and confidentiality national securityndash Recognizing intellectual property rightsndash Balancing costs amp benefits of long-term preservation
bull Require data management plans (DMPs)bull Allow inclusion of costs in applications for fundingbull Ensure appropriate evaluation of DMPsbull Monitor compliance by investigatorsbull Encourage deposit of data in public repositories where possiblebull Cooperate with the private sectorbull Develop approaches for data citation amp attribution bull Support training education and workforce developmentbull Assess long-term needs for preservation and options for repositories
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 11
Data Management RequirementsNumber of agencies with data management plan requirements in effect 14+
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 12
Agency Intramural Extramural
DHS TBA TBA
DOT Jan 2016 Jan 2016
VA Jan 2016 NA
AID Oct 2014 Oct 2014
EPA 2016-2018 2018
NASA Oct 2015 Oct 2015
NIST Oct 2014 Oct 2015
NOAA Jan 2016 June 2016
NSF NA Jan 2011
ODNI Jan 2017 Jan 2017
SI Oct 2015 Oct 2015
USGS Feb 2015 Oct 2016
Agency Intramural Extramural
USDA TBA TBA
DOD TBA TBA
ED [TBA] IES-Oct 2012
DOE Oct 2015 Oct 2015
HHS-ACL Oct 2017 Oct 2017
HHL-AHRQ Public Data TBA
HHS-ASPR Oct 2015 Oct 2015
HHS-CDC Feb 2016 Oct 20132016
HHS-FDA Jan 2016 Oct 2016
HHS-NIH DMP ndash TBDIHSD-Oct 2015GDS-Sep 2015
DMP ndash TBDDSP-Oct 2003GDS-Jan 2015
NOTE See wwwcendigov for additional details
NIH Data Sharing Policiesbull Genomic Data Sharing Policybull Policy on the Dissemination of NIH-Funded Clinical Trial
Information bull Numerous Institute- and Program-specific policies
httpswwwnlmnihgovNIHbmicnih_data_sharing_policieshtml
bull Data Sharing Policybull Data Management and Sharing Policy ndash to comebull 21st Century Cures Act ndash NIH Director may require funding
recipients to share scientific data to the extent feasible consistent with human subjects protections IPR proprietary interests
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 13
Linking Data in PubMed
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 14
Example PubMed Searchesgenbank[si] OR figshare[si]loprovfigshare[Filter] OR loprovdryaddb[Filter]
Secondary Source ID field Linkout Other Literature Sources
Linked Data in PubMed Central
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 15
Supplementary Material Section
Data Availability Section
Data Citations Section
Dataset Deposit in NIH Manuscript Submission System
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 16
Tips for submittersbull Supply with other manuscript files in
Step 1 of NIHMS process
bull Upload as Supplemental file type
bull Provide general dataset label (eg Dataset 1 Data 2)
Limitations on depositbull Data file(s) must be 2 GB or less
bull Author must have funding from a PMC-participating funder to deposit
Interconnected Digital Research Objects
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 17
Linking Citations
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 18
To Full Text Articles
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 19
To Protocols and Data
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 20
In ClinicalTrialsgov
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 21
Coming full circle Back to related scientific literature
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 22
Collaboration Among Federal AgenciesFunctions
ndashExchange information on implementation of public access policies and practices
ndash Facilitate interagency coordination and cooperation on open science
ndashRecommend additional objectives for Federal open science policies
ndashOutline effective strategies for improving preservation discoverability and accessibility of scientific data
ndash Identify effective approaches for data preservation amp access assess requirements for scaling up and identify gaps
ndash Facilitate coordination of training education and workforce development
ndash Liaise with other NSTC groupsndash Identify opportunities for international
communication and collaboration
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 23
Collaborating Internationallybull OECD Science and Technology Ministerial Declaration Daejeon Korea ndash
October 2015 httpwwwoecdorgstidaejeon-declaration-2015htm
ldquoWe AGREE that science technology and innovation are being revolutionized by the rapid evolution of digital technologies which arehellipincreasing the reliance on access to scientific data and publications (lsquoopen sciencersquo)helliprdquo
bull G7 Science and Technology Ministers Communique Tsukuba Japan May 2016 httpwww8caogojpcstpenglishothers20160517communiquepdf
ldquo we acknowledged that Open Science can change the way research and development (RampD) is undertaken with emerging findings leading to far greater global collaboration and encouraging a much broader range of participants and stakeholders We also recognized the importance of Open Science as a driver for greater inclusion in RampD for example with the emergence of citizen sciencerdquo
bull G20 Leadersrsquo Communique Hangzhou Summit (China) September 2016 httpwwwg20orgEnglishDynamic201609t20160906_3396html
ldquohellipwe support appropriate efforts to promote open science and facilitate appropriate access to publicly funded research results on findable accessible interoperable and reusable (FAIR) principlesrdquo
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 24
Additional Information and Discussion
US Agency Public Access Policieshttpswwwsciencegov
NIH Public Access Policyhttpspublicaccessnihgov
NIH Resource Sharing Policies httpssharingnihgov
- NIH Data Sharing Policy httpsharingnihgov
- NIH Genomic Data Sharing Policy httpgdsnihgov
- NIH Clinical Trials Data Sharing httpclinicaltrialsgov
NIH Data Sharing Repositories httpwwwnlmnihgovNIHbmicnih_data_sharing_repositorieshtml
2503 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access
Policy for Clinical Trial Protocolsbull Federal regulations for
clinical trial registration and results reporting (42 CFR 11)
bull NIH Policy on the Dissemination of NIH-Funded Clinical Trial Information (NOT-OD-16-149 )
bull ClinicalTrialsgovndash 250000+ registered trialsndash 28000 studies with resultsndash Registration summarizes
protocolndash 172 records with full protocol
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 9
Beyond Publications - Data
1999 20042003 2007 20142008
Research Tools Policy
NIH Data Sharing Policy
Model Organism Policy
Genome-wide Association (GWAS) Policy
2012
NIH Public Access Policy (Publications)
Big Data to Knowledge (BD2K) Initiative
Genomic Data Sharing (GDS) Policy
OSTP Public Access
Memo
2015 2017
Regulations and NIH Policy on Clinical Trial Registration amp Results Reporting
NIH Intramural Human Data Sharing Policy
1003 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access
OSTP Memorandum ndash Objectives for Data Policybull Maximize free access whilendash Protecting privacy and confidentiality national securityndash Recognizing intellectual property rightsndash Balancing costs amp benefits of long-term preservation
bull Require data management plans (DMPs)bull Allow inclusion of costs in applications for fundingbull Ensure appropriate evaluation of DMPsbull Monitor compliance by investigatorsbull Encourage deposit of data in public repositories where possiblebull Cooperate with the private sectorbull Develop approaches for data citation amp attribution bull Support training education and workforce developmentbull Assess long-term needs for preservation and options for repositories
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 11
Data Management RequirementsNumber of agencies with data management plan requirements in effect 14+
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 12
Agency Intramural Extramural
DHS TBA TBA
DOT Jan 2016 Jan 2016
VA Jan 2016 NA
AID Oct 2014 Oct 2014
EPA 2016-2018 2018
NASA Oct 2015 Oct 2015
NIST Oct 2014 Oct 2015
NOAA Jan 2016 June 2016
NSF NA Jan 2011
ODNI Jan 2017 Jan 2017
SI Oct 2015 Oct 2015
USGS Feb 2015 Oct 2016
Agency Intramural Extramural
USDA TBA TBA
DOD TBA TBA
ED [TBA] IES-Oct 2012
DOE Oct 2015 Oct 2015
HHS-ACL Oct 2017 Oct 2017
HHL-AHRQ Public Data TBA
HHS-ASPR Oct 2015 Oct 2015
HHS-CDC Feb 2016 Oct 20132016
HHS-FDA Jan 2016 Oct 2016
HHS-NIH DMP ndash TBDIHSD-Oct 2015GDS-Sep 2015
DMP ndash TBDDSP-Oct 2003GDS-Jan 2015
NOTE See wwwcendigov for additional details
NIH Data Sharing Policiesbull Genomic Data Sharing Policybull Policy on the Dissemination of NIH-Funded Clinical Trial
Information bull Numerous Institute- and Program-specific policies
httpswwwnlmnihgovNIHbmicnih_data_sharing_policieshtml
bull Data Sharing Policybull Data Management and Sharing Policy ndash to comebull 21st Century Cures Act ndash NIH Director may require funding
recipients to share scientific data to the extent feasible consistent with human subjects protections IPR proprietary interests
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 13
Linking Data in PubMed
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 14
Example PubMed Searchesgenbank[si] OR figshare[si]loprovfigshare[Filter] OR loprovdryaddb[Filter]
Secondary Source ID field Linkout Other Literature Sources
Linked Data in PubMed Central
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 15
Supplementary Material Section
Data Availability Section
Data Citations Section
Dataset Deposit in NIH Manuscript Submission System
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 16
Tips for submittersbull Supply with other manuscript files in
Step 1 of NIHMS process
bull Upload as Supplemental file type
bull Provide general dataset label (eg Dataset 1 Data 2)
Limitations on depositbull Data file(s) must be 2 GB or less
bull Author must have funding from a PMC-participating funder to deposit
Interconnected Digital Research Objects
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 17
Linking Citations
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 18
To Full Text Articles
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 19
To Protocols and Data
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 20
In ClinicalTrialsgov
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 21
Coming full circle Back to related scientific literature
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 22
Collaboration Among Federal AgenciesFunctions
ndashExchange information on implementation of public access policies and practices
ndash Facilitate interagency coordination and cooperation on open science
ndashRecommend additional objectives for Federal open science policies
ndashOutline effective strategies for improving preservation discoverability and accessibility of scientific data
ndash Identify effective approaches for data preservation amp access assess requirements for scaling up and identify gaps
ndash Facilitate coordination of training education and workforce development
ndash Liaise with other NSTC groupsndash Identify opportunities for international
communication and collaboration
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 23
Collaborating Internationallybull OECD Science and Technology Ministerial Declaration Daejeon Korea ndash
October 2015 httpwwwoecdorgstidaejeon-declaration-2015htm
ldquoWe AGREE that science technology and innovation are being revolutionized by the rapid evolution of digital technologies which arehellipincreasing the reliance on access to scientific data and publications (lsquoopen sciencersquo)helliprdquo
bull G7 Science and Technology Ministers Communique Tsukuba Japan May 2016 httpwww8caogojpcstpenglishothers20160517communiquepdf
ldquo we acknowledged that Open Science can change the way research and development (RampD) is undertaken with emerging findings leading to far greater global collaboration and encouraging a much broader range of participants and stakeholders We also recognized the importance of Open Science as a driver for greater inclusion in RampD for example with the emergence of citizen sciencerdquo
bull G20 Leadersrsquo Communique Hangzhou Summit (China) September 2016 httpwwwg20orgEnglishDynamic201609t20160906_3396html
ldquohellipwe support appropriate efforts to promote open science and facilitate appropriate access to publicly funded research results on findable accessible interoperable and reusable (FAIR) principlesrdquo
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 24
Additional Information and Discussion
US Agency Public Access Policieshttpswwwsciencegov
NIH Public Access Policyhttpspublicaccessnihgov
NIH Resource Sharing Policies httpssharingnihgov
- NIH Data Sharing Policy httpsharingnihgov
- NIH Genomic Data Sharing Policy httpgdsnihgov
- NIH Clinical Trials Data Sharing httpclinicaltrialsgov
NIH Data Sharing Repositories httpwwwnlmnihgovNIHbmicnih_data_sharing_repositorieshtml
2503 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access
Beyond Publications - Data
1999 20042003 2007 20142008
Research Tools Policy
NIH Data Sharing Policy
Model Organism Policy
Genome-wide Association (GWAS) Policy
2012
NIH Public Access Policy (Publications)
Big Data to Knowledge (BD2K) Initiative
Genomic Data Sharing (GDS) Policy
OSTP Public Access
Memo
2015 2017
Regulations and NIH Policy on Clinical Trial Registration amp Results Reporting
NIH Intramural Human Data Sharing Policy
1003 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access
OSTP Memorandum ndash Objectives for Data Policybull Maximize free access whilendash Protecting privacy and confidentiality national securityndash Recognizing intellectual property rightsndash Balancing costs amp benefits of long-term preservation
bull Require data management plans (DMPs)bull Allow inclusion of costs in applications for fundingbull Ensure appropriate evaluation of DMPsbull Monitor compliance by investigatorsbull Encourage deposit of data in public repositories where possiblebull Cooperate with the private sectorbull Develop approaches for data citation amp attribution bull Support training education and workforce developmentbull Assess long-term needs for preservation and options for repositories
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 11
Data Management RequirementsNumber of agencies with data management plan requirements in effect 14+
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 12
Agency Intramural Extramural
DHS TBA TBA
DOT Jan 2016 Jan 2016
VA Jan 2016 NA
AID Oct 2014 Oct 2014
EPA 2016-2018 2018
NASA Oct 2015 Oct 2015
NIST Oct 2014 Oct 2015
NOAA Jan 2016 June 2016
NSF NA Jan 2011
ODNI Jan 2017 Jan 2017
SI Oct 2015 Oct 2015
USGS Feb 2015 Oct 2016
Agency Intramural Extramural
USDA TBA TBA
DOD TBA TBA
ED [TBA] IES-Oct 2012
DOE Oct 2015 Oct 2015
HHS-ACL Oct 2017 Oct 2017
HHL-AHRQ Public Data TBA
HHS-ASPR Oct 2015 Oct 2015
HHS-CDC Feb 2016 Oct 20132016
HHS-FDA Jan 2016 Oct 2016
HHS-NIH DMP ndash TBDIHSD-Oct 2015GDS-Sep 2015
DMP ndash TBDDSP-Oct 2003GDS-Jan 2015
NOTE See wwwcendigov for additional details
NIH Data Sharing Policiesbull Genomic Data Sharing Policybull Policy on the Dissemination of NIH-Funded Clinical Trial
Information bull Numerous Institute- and Program-specific policies
httpswwwnlmnihgovNIHbmicnih_data_sharing_policieshtml
bull Data Sharing Policybull Data Management and Sharing Policy ndash to comebull 21st Century Cures Act ndash NIH Director may require funding
recipients to share scientific data to the extent feasible consistent with human subjects protections IPR proprietary interests
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 13
Linking Data in PubMed
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 14
Example PubMed Searchesgenbank[si] OR figshare[si]loprovfigshare[Filter] OR loprovdryaddb[Filter]
Secondary Source ID field Linkout Other Literature Sources
Linked Data in PubMed Central
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 15
Supplementary Material Section
Data Availability Section
Data Citations Section
Dataset Deposit in NIH Manuscript Submission System
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 16
Tips for submittersbull Supply with other manuscript files in
Step 1 of NIHMS process
bull Upload as Supplemental file type
bull Provide general dataset label (eg Dataset 1 Data 2)
Limitations on depositbull Data file(s) must be 2 GB or less
bull Author must have funding from a PMC-participating funder to deposit
Interconnected Digital Research Objects
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 17
Linking Citations
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 18
To Full Text Articles
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 19
To Protocols and Data
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 20
In ClinicalTrialsgov
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 21
Coming full circle Back to related scientific literature
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 22
Collaboration Among Federal AgenciesFunctions
ndashExchange information on implementation of public access policies and practices
ndash Facilitate interagency coordination and cooperation on open science
ndashRecommend additional objectives for Federal open science policies
ndashOutline effective strategies for improving preservation discoverability and accessibility of scientific data
ndash Identify effective approaches for data preservation amp access assess requirements for scaling up and identify gaps
ndash Facilitate coordination of training education and workforce development
ndash Liaise with other NSTC groupsndash Identify opportunities for international
communication and collaboration
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 23
Collaborating Internationallybull OECD Science and Technology Ministerial Declaration Daejeon Korea ndash
October 2015 httpwwwoecdorgstidaejeon-declaration-2015htm
ldquoWe AGREE that science technology and innovation are being revolutionized by the rapid evolution of digital technologies which arehellipincreasing the reliance on access to scientific data and publications (lsquoopen sciencersquo)helliprdquo
bull G7 Science and Technology Ministers Communique Tsukuba Japan May 2016 httpwww8caogojpcstpenglishothers20160517communiquepdf
ldquo we acknowledged that Open Science can change the way research and development (RampD) is undertaken with emerging findings leading to far greater global collaboration and encouraging a much broader range of participants and stakeholders We also recognized the importance of Open Science as a driver for greater inclusion in RampD for example with the emergence of citizen sciencerdquo
bull G20 Leadersrsquo Communique Hangzhou Summit (China) September 2016 httpwwwg20orgEnglishDynamic201609t20160906_3396html
ldquohellipwe support appropriate efforts to promote open science and facilitate appropriate access to publicly funded research results on findable accessible interoperable and reusable (FAIR) principlesrdquo
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 24
Additional Information and Discussion
US Agency Public Access Policieshttpswwwsciencegov
NIH Public Access Policyhttpspublicaccessnihgov
NIH Resource Sharing Policies httpssharingnihgov
- NIH Data Sharing Policy httpsharingnihgov
- NIH Genomic Data Sharing Policy httpgdsnihgov
- NIH Clinical Trials Data Sharing httpclinicaltrialsgov
NIH Data Sharing Repositories httpwwwnlmnihgovNIHbmicnih_data_sharing_repositorieshtml
2503 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access
OSTP Memorandum ndash Objectives for Data Policybull Maximize free access whilendash Protecting privacy and confidentiality national securityndash Recognizing intellectual property rightsndash Balancing costs amp benefits of long-term preservation
bull Require data management plans (DMPs)bull Allow inclusion of costs in applications for fundingbull Ensure appropriate evaluation of DMPsbull Monitor compliance by investigatorsbull Encourage deposit of data in public repositories where possiblebull Cooperate with the private sectorbull Develop approaches for data citation amp attribution bull Support training education and workforce developmentbull Assess long-term needs for preservation and options for repositories
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 11
Data Management RequirementsNumber of agencies with data management plan requirements in effect 14+
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 12
Agency Intramural Extramural
DHS TBA TBA
DOT Jan 2016 Jan 2016
VA Jan 2016 NA
AID Oct 2014 Oct 2014
EPA 2016-2018 2018
NASA Oct 2015 Oct 2015
NIST Oct 2014 Oct 2015
NOAA Jan 2016 June 2016
NSF NA Jan 2011
ODNI Jan 2017 Jan 2017
SI Oct 2015 Oct 2015
USGS Feb 2015 Oct 2016
Agency Intramural Extramural
USDA TBA TBA
DOD TBA TBA
ED [TBA] IES-Oct 2012
DOE Oct 2015 Oct 2015
HHS-ACL Oct 2017 Oct 2017
HHL-AHRQ Public Data TBA
HHS-ASPR Oct 2015 Oct 2015
HHS-CDC Feb 2016 Oct 20132016
HHS-FDA Jan 2016 Oct 2016
HHS-NIH DMP ndash TBDIHSD-Oct 2015GDS-Sep 2015
DMP ndash TBDDSP-Oct 2003GDS-Jan 2015
NOTE See wwwcendigov for additional details
NIH Data Sharing Policiesbull Genomic Data Sharing Policybull Policy on the Dissemination of NIH-Funded Clinical Trial
Information bull Numerous Institute- and Program-specific policies
httpswwwnlmnihgovNIHbmicnih_data_sharing_policieshtml
bull Data Sharing Policybull Data Management and Sharing Policy ndash to comebull 21st Century Cures Act ndash NIH Director may require funding
recipients to share scientific data to the extent feasible consistent with human subjects protections IPR proprietary interests
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 13
Linking Data in PubMed
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 14
Example PubMed Searchesgenbank[si] OR figshare[si]loprovfigshare[Filter] OR loprovdryaddb[Filter]
Secondary Source ID field Linkout Other Literature Sources
Linked Data in PubMed Central
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 15
Supplementary Material Section
Data Availability Section
Data Citations Section
Dataset Deposit in NIH Manuscript Submission System
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 16
Tips for submittersbull Supply with other manuscript files in
Step 1 of NIHMS process
bull Upload as Supplemental file type
bull Provide general dataset label (eg Dataset 1 Data 2)
Limitations on depositbull Data file(s) must be 2 GB or less
bull Author must have funding from a PMC-participating funder to deposit
Interconnected Digital Research Objects
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 17
Linking Citations
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 18
To Full Text Articles
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 19
To Protocols and Data
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 20
In ClinicalTrialsgov
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 21
Coming full circle Back to related scientific literature
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 22
Collaboration Among Federal AgenciesFunctions
ndashExchange information on implementation of public access policies and practices
ndash Facilitate interagency coordination and cooperation on open science
ndashRecommend additional objectives for Federal open science policies
ndashOutline effective strategies for improving preservation discoverability and accessibility of scientific data
ndash Identify effective approaches for data preservation amp access assess requirements for scaling up and identify gaps
ndash Facilitate coordination of training education and workforce development
ndash Liaise with other NSTC groupsndash Identify opportunities for international
communication and collaboration
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 23
Collaborating Internationallybull OECD Science and Technology Ministerial Declaration Daejeon Korea ndash
October 2015 httpwwwoecdorgstidaejeon-declaration-2015htm
ldquoWe AGREE that science technology and innovation are being revolutionized by the rapid evolution of digital technologies which arehellipincreasing the reliance on access to scientific data and publications (lsquoopen sciencersquo)helliprdquo
bull G7 Science and Technology Ministers Communique Tsukuba Japan May 2016 httpwww8caogojpcstpenglishothers20160517communiquepdf
ldquo we acknowledged that Open Science can change the way research and development (RampD) is undertaken with emerging findings leading to far greater global collaboration and encouraging a much broader range of participants and stakeholders We also recognized the importance of Open Science as a driver for greater inclusion in RampD for example with the emergence of citizen sciencerdquo
bull G20 Leadersrsquo Communique Hangzhou Summit (China) September 2016 httpwwwg20orgEnglishDynamic201609t20160906_3396html
ldquohellipwe support appropriate efforts to promote open science and facilitate appropriate access to publicly funded research results on findable accessible interoperable and reusable (FAIR) principlesrdquo
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 24
Additional Information and Discussion
US Agency Public Access Policieshttpswwwsciencegov
NIH Public Access Policyhttpspublicaccessnihgov
NIH Resource Sharing Policies httpssharingnihgov
- NIH Data Sharing Policy httpsharingnihgov
- NIH Genomic Data Sharing Policy httpgdsnihgov
- NIH Clinical Trials Data Sharing httpclinicaltrialsgov
NIH Data Sharing Repositories httpwwwnlmnihgovNIHbmicnih_data_sharing_repositorieshtml
2503 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access
Data Management RequirementsNumber of agencies with data management plan requirements in effect 14+
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 12
Agency Intramural Extramural
DHS TBA TBA
DOT Jan 2016 Jan 2016
VA Jan 2016 NA
AID Oct 2014 Oct 2014
EPA 2016-2018 2018
NASA Oct 2015 Oct 2015
NIST Oct 2014 Oct 2015
NOAA Jan 2016 June 2016
NSF NA Jan 2011
ODNI Jan 2017 Jan 2017
SI Oct 2015 Oct 2015
USGS Feb 2015 Oct 2016
Agency Intramural Extramural
USDA TBA TBA
DOD TBA TBA
ED [TBA] IES-Oct 2012
DOE Oct 2015 Oct 2015
HHS-ACL Oct 2017 Oct 2017
HHL-AHRQ Public Data TBA
HHS-ASPR Oct 2015 Oct 2015
HHS-CDC Feb 2016 Oct 20132016
HHS-FDA Jan 2016 Oct 2016
HHS-NIH DMP ndash TBDIHSD-Oct 2015GDS-Sep 2015
DMP ndash TBDDSP-Oct 2003GDS-Jan 2015
NOTE See wwwcendigov for additional details
NIH Data Sharing Policiesbull Genomic Data Sharing Policybull Policy on the Dissemination of NIH-Funded Clinical Trial
Information bull Numerous Institute- and Program-specific policies
httpswwwnlmnihgovNIHbmicnih_data_sharing_policieshtml
bull Data Sharing Policybull Data Management and Sharing Policy ndash to comebull 21st Century Cures Act ndash NIH Director may require funding
recipients to share scientific data to the extent feasible consistent with human subjects protections IPR proprietary interests
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 13
Linking Data in PubMed
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 14
Example PubMed Searchesgenbank[si] OR figshare[si]loprovfigshare[Filter] OR loprovdryaddb[Filter]
Secondary Source ID field Linkout Other Literature Sources
Linked Data in PubMed Central
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 15
Supplementary Material Section
Data Availability Section
Data Citations Section
Dataset Deposit in NIH Manuscript Submission System
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 16
Tips for submittersbull Supply with other manuscript files in
Step 1 of NIHMS process
bull Upload as Supplemental file type
bull Provide general dataset label (eg Dataset 1 Data 2)
Limitations on depositbull Data file(s) must be 2 GB or less
bull Author must have funding from a PMC-participating funder to deposit
Interconnected Digital Research Objects
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 17
Linking Citations
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 18
To Full Text Articles
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 19
To Protocols and Data
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 20
In ClinicalTrialsgov
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 21
Coming full circle Back to related scientific literature
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 22
Collaboration Among Federal AgenciesFunctions
ndashExchange information on implementation of public access policies and practices
ndash Facilitate interagency coordination and cooperation on open science
ndashRecommend additional objectives for Federal open science policies
ndashOutline effective strategies for improving preservation discoverability and accessibility of scientific data
ndash Identify effective approaches for data preservation amp access assess requirements for scaling up and identify gaps
ndash Facilitate coordination of training education and workforce development
ndash Liaise with other NSTC groupsndash Identify opportunities for international
communication and collaboration
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 23
Collaborating Internationallybull OECD Science and Technology Ministerial Declaration Daejeon Korea ndash
October 2015 httpwwwoecdorgstidaejeon-declaration-2015htm
ldquoWe AGREE that science technology and innovation are being revolutionized by the rapid evolution of digital technologies which arehellipincreasing the reliance on access to scientific data and publications (lsquoopen sciencersquo)helliprdquo
bull G7 Science and Technology Ministers Communique Tsukuba Japan May 2016 httpwww8caogojpcstpenglishothers20160517communiquepdf
ldquo we acknowledged that Open Science can change the way research and development (RampD) is undertaken with emerging findings leading to far greater global collaboration and encouraging a much broader range of participants and stakeholders We also recognized the importance of Open Science as a driver for greater inclusion in RampD for example with the emergence of citizen sciencerdquo
bull G20 Leadersrsquo Communique Hangzhou Summit (China) September 2016 httpwwwg20orgEnglishDynamic201609t20160906_3396html
ldquohellipwe support appropriate efforts to promote open science and facilitate appropriate access to publicly funded research results on findable accessible interoperable and reusable (FAIR) principlesrdquo
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 24
Additional Information and Discussion
US Agency Public Access Policieshttpswwwsciencegov
NIH Public Access Policyhttpspublicaccessnihgov
NIH Resource Sharing Policies httpssharingnihgov
- NIH Data Sharing Policy httpsharingnihgov
- NIH Genomic Data Sharing Policy httpgdsnihgov
- NIH Clinical Trials Data Sharing httpclinicaltrialsgov
NIH Data Sharing Repositories httpwwwnlmnihgovNIHbmicnih_data_sharing_repositorieshtml
2503 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access
NIH Data Sharing Policiesbull Genomic Data Sharing Policybull Policy on the Dissemination of NIH-Funded Clinical Trial
Information bull Numerous Institute- and Program-specific policies
httpswwwnlmnihgovNIHbmicnih_data_sharing_policieshtml
bull Data Sharing Policybull Data Management and Sharing Policy ndash to comebull 21st Century Cures Act ndash NIH Director may require funding
recipients to share scientific data to the extent feasible consistent with human subjects protections IPR proprietary interests
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 13
Linking Data in PubMed
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 14
Example PubMed Searchesgenbank[si] OR figshare[si]loprovfigshare[Filter] OR loprovdryaddb[Filter]
Secondary Source ID field Linkout Other Literature Sources
Linked Data in PubMed Central
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 15
Supplementary Material Section
Data Availability Section
Data Citations Section
Dataset Deposit in NIH Manuscript Submission System
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 16
Tips for submittersbull Supply with other manuscript files in
Step 1 of NIHMS process
bull Upload as Supplemental file type
bull Provide general dataset label (eg Dataset 1 Data 2)
Limitations on depositbull Data file(s) must be 2 GB or less
bull Author must have funding from a PMC-participating funder to deposit
Interconnected Digital Research Objects
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 17
Linking Citations
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 18
To Full Text Articles
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 19
To Protocols and Data
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 20
In ClinicalTrialsgov
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 21
Coming full circle Back to related scientific literature
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 22
Collaboration Among Federal AgenciesFunctions
ndashExchange information on implementation of public access policies and practices
ndash Facilitate interagency coordination and cooperation on open science
ndashRecommend additional objectives for Federal open science policies
ndashOutline effective strategies for improving preservation discoverability and accessibility of scientific data
ndash Identify effective approaches for data preservation amp access assess requirements for scaling up and identify gaps
ndash Facilitate coordination of training education and workforce development
ndash Liaise with other NSTC groupsndash Identify opportunities for international
communication and collaboration
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 23
Collaborating Internationallybull OECD Science and Technology Ministerial Declaration Daejeon Korea ndash
October 2015 httpwwwoecdorgstidaejeon-declaration-2015htm
ldquoWe AGREE that science technology and innovation are being revolutionized by the rapid evolution of digital technologies which arehellipincreasing the reliance on access to scientific data and publications (lsquoopen sciencersquo)helliprdquo
bull G7 Science and Technology Ministers Communique Tsukuba Japan May 2016 httpwww8caogojpcstpenglishothers20160517communiquepdf
ldquo we acknowledged that Open Science can change the way research and development (RampD) is undertaken with emerging findings leading to far greater global collaboration and encouraging a much broader range of participants and stakeholders We also recognized the importance of Open Science as a driver for greater inclusion in RampD for example with the emergence of citizen sciencerdquo
bull G20 Leadersrsquo Communique Hangzhou Summit (China) September 2016 httpwwwg20orgEnglishDynamic201609t20160906_3396html
ldquohellipwe support appropriate efforts to promote open science and facilitate appropriate access to publicly funded research results on findable accessible interoperable and reusable (FAIR) principlesrdquo
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 24
Additional Information and Discussion
US Agency Public Access Policieshttpswwwsciencegov
NIH Public Access Policyhttpspublicaccessnihgov
NIH Resource Sharing Policies httpssharingnihgov
- NIH Data Sharing Policy httpsharingnihgov
- NIH Genomic Data Sharing Policy httpgdsnihgov
- NIH Clinical Trials Data Sharing httpclinicaltrialsgov
NIH Data Sharing Repositories httpwwwnlmnihgovNIHbmicnih_data_sharing_repositorieshtml
2503 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access
Linking Data in PubMed
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 14
Example PubMed Searchesgenbank[si] OR figshare[si]loprovfigshare[Filter] OR loprovdryaddb[Filter]
Secondary Source ID field Linkout Other Literature Sources
Linked Data in PubMed Central
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 15
Supplementary Material Section
Data Availability Section
Data Citations Section
Dataset Deposit in NIH Manuscript Submission System
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 16
Tips for submittersbull Supply with other manuscript files in
Step 1 of NIHMS process
bull Upload as Supplemental file type
bull Provide general dataset label (eg Dataset 1 Data 2)
Limitations on depositbull Data file(s) must be 2 GB or less
bull Author must have funding from a PMC-participating funder to deposit
Interconnected Digital Research Objects
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 17
Linking Citations
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 18
To Full Text Articles
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 19
To Protocols and Data
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 20
In ClinicalTrialsgov
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 21
Coming full circle Back to related scientific literature
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 22
Collaboration Among Federal AgenciesFunctions
ndashExchange information on implementation of public access policies and practices
ndash Facilitate interagency coordination and cooperation on open science
ndashRecommend additional objectives for Federal open science policies
ndashOutline effective strategies for improving preservation discoverability and accessibility of scientific data
ndash Identify effective approaches for data preservation amp access assess requirements for scaling up and identify gaps
ndash Facilitate coordination of training education and workforce development
ndash Liaise with other NSTC groupsndash Identify opportunities for international
communication and collaboration
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 23
Collaborating Internationallybull OECD Science and Technology Ministerial Declaration Daejeon Korea ndash
October 2015 httpwwwoecdorgstidaejeon-declaration-2015htm
ldquoWe AGREE that science technology and innovation are being revolutionized by the rapid evolution of digital technologies which arehellipincreasing the reliance on access to scientific data and publications (lsquoopen sciencersquo)helliprdquo
bull G7 Science and Technology Ministers Communique Tsukuba Japan May 2016 httpwww8caogojpcstpenglishothers20160517communiquepdf
ldquo we acknowledged that Open Science can change the way research and development (RampD) is undertaken with emerging findings leading to far greater global collaboration and encouraging a much broader range of participants and stakeholders We also recognized the importance of Open Science as a driver for greater inclusion in RampD for example with the emergence of citizen sciencerdquo
bull G20 Leadersrsquo Communique Hangzhou Summit (China) September 2016 httpwwwg20orgEnglishDynamic201609t20160906_3396html
ldquohellipwe support appropriate efforts to promote open science and facilitate appropriate access to publicly funded research results on findable accessible interoperable and reusable (FAIR) principlesrdquo
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 24
Additional Information and Discussion
US Agency Public Access Policieshttpswwwsciencegov
NIH Public Access Policyhttpspublicaccessnihgov
NIH Resource Sharing Policies httpssharingnihgov
- NIH Data Sharing Policy httpsharingnihgov
- NIH Genomic Data Sharing Policy httpgdsnihgov
- NIH Clinical Trials Data Sharing httpclinicaltrialsgov
NIH Data Sharing Repositories httpwwwnlmnihgovNIHbmicnih_data_sharing_repositorieshtml
2503 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access
Linked Data in PubMed Central
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 15
Supplementary Material Section
Data Availability Section
Data Citations Section
Dataset Deposit in NIH Manuscript Submission System
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 16
Tips for submittersbull Supply with other manuscript files in
Step 1 of NIHMS process
bull Upload as Supplemental file type
bull Provide general dataset label (eg Dataset 1 Data 2)
Limitations on depositbull Data file(s) must be 2 GB or less
bull Author must have funding from a PMC-participating funder to deposit
Interconnected Digital Research Objects
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 17
Linking Citations
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 18
To Full Text Articles
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 19
To Protocols and Data
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 20
In ClinicalTrialsgov
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 21
Coming full circle Back to related scientific literature
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 22
Collaboration Among Federal AgenciesFunctions
ndashExchange information on implementation of public access policies and practices
ndash Facilitate interagency coordination and cooperation on open science
ndashRecommend additional objectives for Federal open science policies
ndashOutline effective strategies for improving preservation discoverability and accessibility of scientific data
ndash Identify effective approaches for data preservation amp access assess requirements for scaling up and identify gaps
ndash Facilitate coordination of training education and workforce development
ndash Liaise with other NSTC groupsndash Identify opportunities for international
communication and collaboration
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 23
Collaborating Internationallybull OECD Science and Technology Ministerial Declaration Daejeon Korea ndash
October 2015 httpwwwoecdorgstidaejeon-declaration-2015htm
ldquoWe AGREE that science technology and innovation are being revolutionized by the rapid evolution of digital technologies which arehellipincreasing the reliance on access to scientific data and publications (lsquoopen sciencersquo)helliprdquo
bull G7 Science and Technology Ministers Communique Tsukuba Japan May 2016 httpwww8caogojpcstpenglishothers20160517communiquepdf
ldquo we acknowledged that Open Science can change the way research and development (RampD) is undertaken with emerging findings leading to far greater global collaboration and encouraging a much broader range of participants and stakeholders We also recognized the importance of Open Science as a driver for greater inclusion in RampD for example with the emergence of citizen sciencerdquo
bull G20 Leadersrsquo Communique Hangzhou Summit (China) September 2016 httpwwwg20orgEnglishDynamic201609t20160906_3396html
ldquohellipwe support appropriate efforts to promote open science and facilitate appropriate access to publicly funded research results on findable accessible interoperable and reusable (FAIR) principlesrdquo
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 24
Additional Information and Discussion
US Agency Public Access Policieshttpswwwsciencegov
NIH Public Access Policyhttpspublicaccessnihgov
NIH Resource Sharing Policies httpssharingnihgov
- NIH Data Sharing Policy httpsharingnihgov
- NIH Genomic Data Sharing Policy httpgdsnihgov
- NIH Clinical Trials Data Sharing httpclinicaltrialsgov
NIH Data Sharing Repositories httpwwwnlmnihgovNIHbmicnih_data_sharing_repositorieshtml
2503 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access
Dataset Deposit in NIH Manuscript Submission System
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 16
Tips for submittersbull Supply with other manuscript files in
Step 1 of NIHMS process
bull Upload as Supplemental file type
bull Provide general dataset label (eg Dataset 1 Data 2)
Limitations on depositbull Data file(s) must be 2 GB or less
bull Author must have funding from a PMC-participating funder to deposit
Interconnected Digital Research Objects
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 17
Linking Citations
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 18
To Full Text Articles
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 19
To Protocols and Data
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 20
In ClinicalTrialsgov
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 21
Coming full circle Back to related scientific literature
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 22
Collaboration Among Federal AgenciesFunctions
ndashExchange information on implementation of public access policies and practices
ndash Facilitate interagency coordination and cooperation on open science
ndashRecommend additional objectives for Federal open science policies
ndashOutline effective strategies for improving preservation discoverability and accessibility of scientific data
ndash Identify effective approaches for data preservation amp access assess requirements for scaling up and identify gaps
ndash Facilitate coordination of training education and workforce development
ndash Liaise with other NSTC groupsndash Identify opportunities for international
communication and collaboration
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 23
Collaborating Internationallybull OECD Science and Technology Ministerial Declaration Daejeon Korea ndash
October 2015 httpwwwoecdorgstidaejeon-declaration-2015htm
ldquoWe AGREE that science technology and innovation are being revolutionized by the rapid evolution of digital technologies which arehellipincreasing the reliance on access to scientific data and publications (lsquoopen sciencersquo)helliprdquo
bull G7 Science and Technology Ministers Communique Tsukuba Japan May 2016 httpwww8caogojpcstpenglishothers20160517communiquepdf
ldquo we acknowledged that Open Science can change the way research and development (RampD) is undertaken with emerging findings leading to far greater global collaboration and encouraging a much broader range of participants and stakeholders We also recognized the importance of Open Science as a driver for greater inclusion in RampD for example with the emergence of citizen sciencerdquo
bull G20 Leadersrsquo Communique Hangzhou Summit (China) September 2016 httpwwwg20orgEnglishDynamic201609t20160906_3396html
ldquohellipwe support appropriate efforts to promote open science and facilitate appropriate access to publicly funded research results on findable accessible interoperable and reusable (FAIR) principlesrdquo
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 24
Additional Information and Discussion
US Agency Public Access Policieshttpswwwsciencegov
NIH Public Access Policyhttpspublicaccessnihgov
NIH Resource Sharing Policies httpssharingnihgov
- NIH Data Sharing Policy httpsharingnihgov
- NIH Genomic Data Sharing Policy httpgdsnihgov
- NIH Clinical Trials Data Sharing httpclinicaltrialsgov
NIH Data Sharing Repositories httpwwwnlmnihgovNIHbmicnih_data_sharing_repositorieshtml
2503 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access
Interconnected Digital Research Objects
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 17
Linking Citations
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 18
To Full Text Articles
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 19
To Protocols and Data
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 20
In ClinicalTrialsgov
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 21
Coming full circle Back to related scientific literature
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 22
Collaboration Among Federal AgenciesFunctions
ndashExchange information on implementation of public access policies and practices
ndash Facilitate interagency coordination and cooperation on open science
ndashRecommend additional objectives for Federal open science policies
ndashOutline effective strategies for improving preservation discoverability and accessibility of scientific data
ndash Identify effective approaches for data preservation amp access assess requirements for scaling up and identify gaps
ndash Facilitate coordination of training education and workforce development
ndash Liaise with other NSTC groupsndash Identify opportunities for international
communication and collaboration
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 23
Collaborating Internationallybull OECD Science and Technology Ministerial Declaration Daejeon Korea ndash
October 2015 httpwwwoecdorgstidaejeon-declaration-2015htm
ldquoWe AGREE that science technology and innovation are being revolutionized by the rapid evolution of digital technologies which arehellipincreasing the reliance on access to scientific data and publications (lsquoopen sciencersquo)helliprdquo
bull G7 Science and Technology Ministers Communique Tsukuba Japan May 2016 httpwww8caogojpcstpenglishothers20160517communiquepdf
ldquo we acknowledged that Open Science can change the way research and development (RampD) is undertaken with emerging findings leading to far greater global collaboration and encouraging a much broader range of participants and stakeholders We also recognized the importance of Open Science as a driver for greater inclusion in RampD for example with the emergence of citizen sciencerdquo
bull G20 Leadersrsquo Communique Hangzhou Summit (China) September 2016 httpwwwg20orgEnglishDynamic201609t20160906_3396html
ldquohellipwe support appropriate efforts to promote open science and facilitate appropriate access to publicly funded research results on findable accessible interoperable and reusable (FAIR) principlesrdquo
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 24
Additional Information and Discussion
US Agency Public Access Policieshttpswwwsciencegov
NIH Public Access Policyhttpspublicaccessnihgov
NIH Resource Sharing Policies httpssharingnihgov
- NIH Data Sharing Policy httpsharingnihgov
- NIH Genomic Data Sharing Policy httpgdsnihgov
- NIH Clinical Trials Data Sharing httpclinicaltrialsgov
NIH Data Sharing Repositories httpwwwnlmnihgovNIHbmicnih_data_sharing_repositorieshtml
2503 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access
Linking Citations
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 18
To Full Text Articles
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 19
To Protocols and Data
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 20
In ClinicalTrialsgov
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 21
Coming full circle Back to related scientific literature
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 22
Collaboration Among Federal AgenciesFunctions
ndashExchange information on implementation of public access policies and practices
ndash Facilitate interagency coordination and cooperation on open science
ndashRecommend additional objectives for Federal open science policies
ndashOutline effective strategies for improving preservation discoverability and accessibility of scientific data
ndash Identify effective approaches for data preservation amp access assess requirements for scaling up and identify gaps
ndash Facilitate coordination of training education and workforce development
ndash Liaise with other NSTC groupsndash Identify opportunities for international
communication and collaboration
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 23
Collaborating Internationallybull OECD Science and Technology Ministerial Declaration Daejeon Korea ndash
October 2015 httpwwwoecdorgstidaejeon-declaration-2015htm
ldquoWe AGREE that science technology and innovation are being revolutionized by the rapid evolution of digital technologies which arehellipincreasing the reliance on access to scientific data and publications (lsquoopen sciencersquo)helliprdquo
bull G7 Science and Technology Ministers Communique Tsukuba Japan May 2016 httpwww8caogojpcstpenglishothers20160517communiquepdf
ldquo we acknowledged that Open Science can change the way research and development (RampD) is undertaken with emerging findings leading to far greater global collaboration and encouraging a much broader range of participants and stakeholders We also recognized the importance of Open Science as a driver for greater inclusion in RampD for example with the emergence of citizen sciencerdquo
bull G20 Leadersrsquo Communique Hangzhou Summit (China) September 2016 httpwwwg20orgEnglishDynamic201609t20160906_3396html
ldquohellipwe support appropriate efforts to promote open science and facilitate appropriate access to publicly funded research results on findable accessible interoperable and reusable (FAIR) principlesrdquo
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 24
Additional Information and Discussion
US Agency Public Access Policieshttpswwwsciencegov
NIH Public Access Policyhttpspublicaccessnihgov
NIH Resource Sharing Policies httpssharingnihgov
- NIH Data Sharing Policy httpsharingnihgov
- NIH Genomic Data Sharing Policy httpgdsnihgov
- NIH Clinical Trials Data Sharing httpclinicaltrialsgov
NIH Data Sharing Repositories httpwwwnlmnihgovNIHbmicnih_data_sharing_repositorieshtml
2503 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access
To Full Text Articles
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 19
To Protocols and Data
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 20
In ClinicalTrialsgov
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 21
Coming full circle Back to related scientific literature
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 22
Collaboration Among Federal AgenciesFunctions
ndashExchange information on implementation of public access policies and practices
ndash Facilitate interagency coordination and cooperation on open science
ndashRecommend additional objectives for Federal open science policies
ndashOutline effective strategies for improving preservation discoverability and accessibility of scientific data
ndash Identify effective approaches for data preservation amp access assess requirements for scaling up and identify gaps
ndash Facilitate coordination of training education and workforce development
ndash Liaise with other NSTC groupsndash Identify opportunities for international
communication and collaboration
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 23
Collaborating Internationallybull OECD Science and Technology Ministerial Declaration Daejeon Korea ndash
October 2015 httpwwwoecdorgstidaejeon-declaration-2015htm
ldquoWe AGREE that science technology and innovation are being revolutionized by the rapid evolution of digital technologies which arehellipincreasing the reliance on access to scientific data and publications (lsquoopen sciencersquo)helliprdquo
bull G7 Science and Technology Ministers Communique Tsukuba Japan May 2016 httpwww8caogojpcstpenglishothers20160517communiquepdf
ldquo we acknowledged that Open Science can change the way research and development (RampD) is undertaken with emerging findings leading to far greater global collaboration and encouraging a much broader range of participants and stakeholders We also recognized the importance of Open Science as a driver for greater inclusion in RampD for example with the emergence of citizen sciencerdquo
bull G20 Leadersrsquo Communique Hangzhou Summit (China) September 2016 httpwwwg20orgEnglishDynamic201609t20160906_3396html
ldquohellipwe support appropriate efforts to promote open science and facilitate appropriate access to publicly funded research results on findable accessible interoperable and reusable (FAIR) principlesrdquo
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 24
Additional Information and Discussion
US Agency Public Access Policieshttpswwwsciencegov
NIH Public Access Policyhttpspublicaccessnihgov
NIH Resource Sharing Policies httpssharingnihgov
- NIH Data Sharing Policy httpsharingnihgov
- NIH Genomic Data Sharing Policy httpgdsnihgov
- NIH Clinical Trials Data Sharing httpclinicaltrialsgov
NIH Data Sharing Repositories httpwwwnlmnihgovNIHbmicnih_data_sharing_repositorieshtml
2503 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access
To Protocols and Data
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 20
In ClinicalTrialsgov
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 21
Coming full circle Back to related scientific literature
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 22
Collaboration Among Federal AgenciesFunctions
ndashExchange information on implementation of public access policies and practices
ndash Facilitate interagency coordination and cooperation on open science
ndashRecommend additional objectives for Federal open science policies
ndashOutline effective strategies for improving preservation discoverability and accessibility of scientific data
ndash Identify effective approaches for data preservation amp access assess requirements for scaling up and identify gaps
ndash Facilitate coordination of training education and workforce development
ndash Liaise with other NSTC groupsndash Identify opportunities for international
communication and collaboration
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 23
Collaborating Internationallybull OECD Science and Technology Ministerial Declaration Daejeon Korea ndash
October 2015 httpwwwoecdorgstidaejeon-declaration-2015htm
ldquoWe AGREE that science technology and innovation are being revolutionized by the rapid evolution of digital technologies which arehellipincreasing the reliance on access to scientific data and publications (lsquoopen sciencersquo)helliprdquo
bull G7 Science and Technology Ministers Communique Tsukuba Japan May 2016 httpwww8caogojpcstpenglishothers20160517communiquepdf
ldquo we acknowledged that Open Science can change the way research and development (RampD) is undertaken with emerging findings leading to far greater global collaboration and encouraging a much broader range of participants and stakeholders We also recognized the importance of Open Science as a driver for greater inclusion in RampD for example with the emergence of citizen sciencerdquo
bull G20 Leadersrsquo Communique Hangzhou Summit (China) September 2016 httpwwwg20orgEnglishDynamic201609t20160906_3396html
ldquohellipwe support appropriate efforts to promote open science and facilitate appropriate access to publicly funded research results on findable accessible interoperable and reusable (FAIR) principlesrdquo
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 24
Additional Information and Discussion
US Agency Public Access Policieshttpswwwsciencegov
NIH Public Access Policyhttpspublicaccessnihgov
NIH Resource Sharing Policies httpssharingnihgov
- NIH Data Sharing Policy httpsharingnihgov
- NIH Genomic Data Sharing Policy httpgdsnihgov
- NIH Clinical Trials Data Sharing httpclinicaltrialsgov
NIH Data Sharing Repositories httpwwwnlmnihgovNIHbmicnih_data_sharing_repositorieshtml
2503 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access
In ClinicalTrialsgov
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 21
Coming full circle Back to related scientific literature
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 22
Collaboration Among Federal AgenciesFunctions
ndashExchange information on implementation of public access policies and practices
ndash Facilitate interagency coordination and cooperation on open science
ndashRecommend additional objectives for Federal open science policies
ndashOutline effective strategies for improving preservation discoverability and accessibility of scientific data
ndash Identify effective approaches for data preservation amp access assess requirements for scaling up and identify gaps
ndash Facilitate coordination of training education and workforce development
ndash Liaise with other NSTC groupsndash Identify opportunities for international
communication and collaboration
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 23
Collaborating Internationallybull OECD Science and Technology Ministerial Declaration Daejeon Korea ndash
October 2015 httpwwwoecdorgstidaejeon-declaration-2015htm
ldquoWe AGREE that science technology and innovation are being revolutionized by the rapid evolution of digital technologies which arehellipincreasing the reliance on access to scientific data and publications (lsquoopen sciencersquo)helliprdquo
bull G7 Science and Technology Ministers Communique Tsukuba Japan May 2016 httpwww8caogojpcstpenglishothers20160517communiquepdf
ldquo we acknowledged that Open Science can change the way research and development (RampD) is undertaken with emerging findings leading to far greater global collaboration and encouraging a much broader range of participants and stakeholders We also recognized the importance of Open Science as a driver for greater inclusion in RampD for example with the emergence of citizen sciencerdquo
bull G20 Leadersrsquo Communique Hangzhou Summit (China) September 2016 httpwwwg20orgEnglishDynamic201609t20160906_3396html
ldquohellipwe support appropriate efforts to promote open science and facilitate appropriate access to publicly funded research results on findable accessible interoperable and reusable (FAIR) principlesrdquo
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 24
Additional Information and Discussion
US Agency Public Access Policieshttpswwwsciencegov
NIH Public Access Policyhttpspublicaccessnihgov
NIH Resource Sharing Policies httpssharingnihgov
- NIH Data Sharing Policy httpsharingnihgov
- NIH Genomic Data Sharing Policy httpgdsnihgov
- NIH Clinical Trials Data Sharing httpclinicaltrialsgov
NIH Data Sharing Repositories httpwwwnlmnihgovNIHbmicnih_data_sharing_repositorieshtml
2503 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access
Coming full circle Back to related scientific literature
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 22
Collaboration Among Federal AgenciesFunctions
ndashExchange information on implementation of public access policies and practices
ndash Facilitate interagency coordination and cooperation on open science
ndashRecommend additional objectives for Federal open science policies
ndashOutline effective strategies for improving preservation discoverability and accessibility of scientific data
ndash Identify effective approaches for data preservation amp access assess requirements for scaling up and identify gaps
ndash Facilitate coordination of training education and workforce development
ndash Liaise with other NSTC groupsndash Identify opportunities for international
communication and collaboration
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 23
Collaborating Internationallybull OECD Science and Technology Ministerial Declaration Daejeon Korea ndash
October 2015 httpwwwoecdorgstidaejeon-declaration-2015htm
ldquoWe AGREE that science technology and innovation are being revolutionized by the rapid evolution of digital technologies which arehellipincreasing the reliance on access to scientific data and publications (lsquoopen sciencersquo)helliprdquo
bull G7 Science and Technology Ministers Communique Tsukuba Japan May 2016 httpwww8caogojpcstpenglishothers20160517communiquepdf
ldquo we acknowledged that Open Science can change the way research and development (RampD) is undertaken with emerging findings leading to far greater global collaboration and encouraging a much broader range of participants and stakeholders We also recognized the importance of Open Science as a driver for greater inclusion in RampD for example with the emergence of citizen sciencerdquo
bull G20 Leadersrsquo Communique Hangzhou Summit (China) September 2016 httpwwwg20orgEnglishDynamic201609t20160906_3396html
ldquohellipwe support appropriate efforts to promote open science and facilitate appropriate access to publicly funded research results on findable accessible interoperable and reusable (FAIR) principlesrdquo
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 24
Additional Information and Discussion
US Agency Public Access Policieshttpswwwsciencegov
NIH Public Access Policyhttpspublicaccessnihgov
NIH Resource Sharing Policies httpssharingnihgov
- NIH Data Sharing Policy httpsharingnihgov
- NIH Genomic Data Sharing Policy httpgdsnihgov
- NIH Clinical Trials Data Sharing httpclinicaltrialsgov
NIH Data Sharing Repositories httpwwwnlmnihgovNIHbmicnih_data_sharing_repositorieshtml
2503 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access
Collaboration Among Federal AgenciesFunctions
ndashExchange information on implementation of public access policies and practices
ndash Facilitate interagency coordination and cooperation on open science
ndashRecommend additional objectives for Federal open science policies
ndashOutline effective strategies for improving preservation discoverability and accessibility of scientific data
ndash Identify effective approaches for data preservation amp access assess requirements for scaling up and identify gaps
ndash Facilitate coordination of training education and workforce development
ndash Liaise with other NSTC groupsndash Identify opportunities for international
communication and collaboration
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 23
Collaborating Internationallybull OECD Science and Technology Ministerial Declaration Daejeon Korea ndash
October 2015 httpwwwoecdorgstidaejeon-declaration-2015htm
ldquoWe AGREE that science technology and innovation are being revolutionized by the rapid evolution of digital technologies which arehellipincreasing the reliance on access to scientific data and publications (lsquoopen sciencersquo)helliprdquo
bull G7 Science and Technology Ministers Communique Tsukuba Japan May 2016 httpwww8caogojpcstpenglishothers20160517communiquepdf
ldquo we acknowledged that Open Science can change the way research and development (RampD) is undertaken with emerging findings leading to far greater global collaboration and encouraging a much broader range of participants and stakeholders We also recognized the importance of Open Science as a driver for greater inclusion in RampD for example with the emergence of citizen sciencerdquo
bull G20 Leadersrsquo Communique Hangzhou Summit (China) September 2016 httpwwwg20orgEnglishDynamic201609t20160906_3396html
ldquohellipwe support appropriate efforts to promote open science and facilitate appropriate access to publicly funded research results on findable accessible interoperable and reusable (FAIR) principlesrdquo
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 24
Additional Information and Discussion
US Agency Public Access Policieshttpswwwsciencegov
NIH Public Access Policyhttpspublicaccessnihgov
NIH Resource Sharing Policies httpssharingnihgov
- NIH Data Sharing Policy httpsharingnihgov
- NIH Genomic Data Sharing Policy httpgdsnihgov
- NIH Clinical Trials Data Sharing httpclinicaltrialsgov
NIH Data Sharing Repositories httpwwwnlmnihgovNIHbmicnih_data_sharing_repositorieshtml
2503 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access
Collaborating Internationallybull OECD Science and Technology Ministerial Declaration Daejeon Korea ndash
October 2015 httpwwwoecdorgstidaejeon-declaration-2015htm
ldquoWe AGREE that science technology and innovation are being revolutionized by the rapid evolution of digital technologies which arehellipincreasing the reliance on access to scientific data and publications (lsquoopen sciencersquo)helliprdquo
bull G7 Science and Technology Ministers Communique Tsukuba Japan May 2016 httpwww8caogojpcstpenglishothers20160517communiquepdf
ldquo we acknowledged that Open Science can change the way research and development (RampD) is undertaken with emerging findings leading to far greater global collaboration and encouraging a much broader range of participants and stakeholders We also recognized the importance of Open Science as a driver for greater inclusion in RampD for example with the emergence of citizen sciencerdquo
bull G20 Leadersrsquo Communique Hangzhou Summit (China) September 2016 httpwwwg20orgEnglishDynamic201609t20160906_3396html
ldquohellipwe support appropriate efforts to promote open science and facilitate appropriate access to publicly funded research results on findable accessible interoperable and reusable (FAIR) principlesrdquo
03 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access 24
Additional Information and Discussion
US Agency Public Access Policieshttpswwwsciencegov
NIH Public Access Policyhttpspublicaccessnihgov
NIH Resource Sharing Policies httpssharingnihgov
- NIH Data Sharing Policy httpsharingnihgov
- NIH Genomic Data Sharing Policy httpgdsnihgov
- NIH Clinical Trials Data Sharing httpclinicaltrialsgov
NIH Data Sharing Repositories httpwwwnlmnihgovNIHbmicnih_data_sharing_repositorieshtml
2503 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access
Additional Information and Discussion
US Agency Public Access Policieshttpswwwsciencegov
NIH Public Access Policyhttpspublicaccessnihgov
NIH Resource Sharing Policies httpssharingnihgov
- NIH Data Sharing Policy httpsharingnihgov
- NIH Genomic Data Sharing Policy httpgdsnihgov
- NIH Clinical Trials Data Sharing httpclinicaltrialsgov
NIH Data Sharing Repositories httpwwwnlmnihgovNIHbmicnih_data_sharing_repositorieshtml
2503 OCT 2017 NFAIS Beyond Open Access