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What is the Publications service?
The aims to create a complete record of the research outputs of the University of 海角社区 from its establishment in 1965 to present day.
In its , the University Steering Group supported the provision of an "institutional mandate for 海角社区 authors to deposit publication references in the new Publications Database".
What is 海角社区 Research Publications?
海角社区 Research Publications is is the University of 海角社区鈥檚 institutional repository - . It is a full text, open access service showcasing and preserving research outputs of the 海角社区 community. The concept of an institutional repository is part of a growing change in the model of scholarly communications.
History
The 海角社区 Research Archive Project was a JISC funded repositories start-up project, under the The project ran from 1st October 2007 until the 31st March 2009. For more information about the project and the experiences of the WRAP team please read our final report .
How are the services different?
The Publications service records research that cannot be made available as full text in WRAP.
What are the benefits?
Increase the global visibility and impact of your work - include your work in one of the Top Ten UK repositories
Supports the University's REF (Research Excellence Framework) submission, providing a collection of high quality records to draw upon
Single, secure location that links to other institutional and external systems and processes. This includes the My Profile system
Showcases the full range of research created by the University for potential collaborators, students and investors
Rigorous checking of copyright policy by a dedicated team
Professional quality metadata (catalogue records) to describe your work
Provides you with a persistent URL link. Also links out to the final published version using the digital object identifier (DOI) where possible
Indexed by Google to raise your academic profile
Open Access
Open Access means research is accessible online, at no charge, as soon after publication as possible to promote exchange of ideas and information. Also, many research funders require the research they have funded to be made available openly. Institutional repositories are one way for authors to comply.