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Vision 

• The interactive map is widely adopted by institutions around the world for quick and easy access to
• The Map is owned by the community with all contributors listed by name (CRedIT taxonomy) and institutions who commit to making it available as a resource to their staff and visitors.

Project description 

This map contains resources per discipline across all the open science principles, including:

• Articles, commentaries, blog posts etc. highlighting established or emerging Open Science practices per discipline and research field.
• Open Access resources, including links to DOAJ and The Lens.org journal searches by discipline, discipline-specific preprint repositories, and Open Access declarations.
• Open Data including discipline-specific data repositories, The FAIR and CARE principles.
• Open Hardware communities, networks, and guidelines.
• Open Source Software packages that serve specific disciplines or research fields as well as tools and references.
• Resources and guidelines on Open Evaluation and Assessment, such as SF DORA and CoARA.
• Open Peer Review platforms and communities.
• Open Science policies and guidelines of Selected research associations, funders and other scholarly stakeholders.
• Citizen Science projects and platforms.
• Persistent identifiers relevant for publishing of manuscripts, data and code.
• References to other knowledge systems (indigenous knowledge, researchers at risk, marginalized scholars).
• Multilingual resources and those that are available in languages other than English.

It is possible to switch the view of the map from discipline-focused to sort by Open Science principles, language, region, or country. A user can thus explore which resources are available in a particular language, learn about national Open Science policies, or discover regionally available data repositories.

Project details

• Project description // preprint DOI: 10.21428/51e64700.893d7337
• Dataset DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.7554848 // live sheet: Open Science resources by Discipline
• Interactive map: Open Science • Workflow / by OS principle • Kumu
• LICENSE: CC-BY SA 4.0 (to ensure any reuse of the text and data will remain in the publicly accessible domain)
• Submission form: ​​https://forms.gle/rAG7Pu56Z8Dt9fpn8 

Current Resource 

Currently holding 791resources, including (categories)

Related work

• Innovations in Scholarly Communication 
• Open Scholarship Grassroots Community Networks
• Bezuidenhout L and Havemann J. The varying openness of digital open science tools [version 2; peer review: 1 approved, 1 approved with reservations]. F1000Research 2021, 9:1292 (https://doi.org/10.12688/f1000research.26615.2) 

Next steps 

• Reviewing currently listed resources for their relevance versus redundancy
• Adding missing resources, with emphasis on languages other than English and from world regions outside the UK and USA
• Organizing webinars on Open Science resources and community building
• potential academic output
  • New manuscript/s with reference to the original description (DOI: 10.21428/51e64700.893d7337)
    • Expanded and repurposed interactive map
    • By country, type, discipline, … to be published in respectively specific journals as Commentary
  • Versioned dataset/s building upon or referencing DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.7554848
  • Booklet/s (OER) on usecases and short lists of curated OS resources by country, type, discipline, community, …)

How to contribute 

• Directly to the spreadsheet onto the sheet called “new entries (ignore)” >> Open Science resources by Discipline
• A google form is available for single additions, not feasible to add multiple resources at a time >> https://forms.gle/rAG7Pu56Z8Dt9fpn8
• Ideas, suggestions, feedback here below or as comments

Authorship/contributorship: is given online using CRediT. Everyone who contributes will be credited for the work

This applies both to the project description, as well as the dataset and any other publishable output