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This project aims to provide a mechanism to track and provide attribution.
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Investigate NISO Scholarly Outputs table (from NISO RP-25-2016) #37

Closed kristiholmes closed 5 years ago

kristiholmes commented 5 years ago

from the report:

The NISO Scholarly Outputs table (see Google document at https://sites.google.com/a/niso.org/scholarlyoutputs/) is a first attempt at a comprehensive list of research outputs, including the traditional academic publication and extending to more alternative outputs. These outputs may fall within the scope of assessment when developing metrics to evaluate the impact of scholarly activity, with the acknowledgement that meaningful impact can go far beyond conventional publishing workflows and often involves the rich array of scholarly products that are created during the research process. These output types are grouped by class and alphabetized with a brief description and documentation of known current efforts (and by whom they are being undertaken). Relevant links are listed where available, and most entries have been assigned a focus area to group them by similar contextual uses. The focus areas are: Basic Sciences; Capacity; Code and Software; Communications; Data; Education and Training Materials; Events; Grey Literature; Images, Diagrams, and Video; Industry; Instruments, Devices, and Inventions; Methodologies, Publications; Regulatory, Compliance, and Legislation; Standards; and Other.

This work is not complete, as the very nature of scholarly activity continually evolves. However, the rich array of outputs represented in this table help to better establish the breadth and depth of scholarly work that may be produced by an investigator or by a research team. Through this effort, the working group hopes to generate discussion about how we may begin to leverage integrated data, persistent identifiers, and automated workflows to better capture and track the full complement of research activity, as is possible for publication data.

kristiholmes commented 5 years ago

closing and deferring to #34