Publication Claim

Scenario 2: A new researcher joins the institution and logins for the first time in the repository. The publication claim services found most of their publications in the OpenAIRE network and prompts for import. The researcher reviews the list, confirms the authorship and imports the publication saving a significant amount of (often publicly payed) time. Moreover, the authorship confirmation will come back later to OpenAIRE offering useful information about the data quality and potential enrichment. The same applies for publications authored by researchers in different institutes, having the data in multiple repositories makes the data more reliable and raises the chance to get more information and content from any of the authors.

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The service has been designed to be independent from a specific provider or implementation so that it can be easily extended and maintained over time. Moreover, multiple providers can be active at the same time improving the chance to save researchers time.

In the original plan an integration with the ReCiter open source platform was originally planned but over the phase 2 we found that the internal data structure of ReCiter was too tight to the PubMed Article Model to be adapted to work with the data provided by the openAIRE Research Graph within the budget limit and for such reason we switched to a direct integration with the openAIRE Research Graph This feature currently only supports the OpenAIRE Research Graph via the Publication REST API. Other good (future) candidates to be integrated via such framework are ORCID or commercial databases via their authors' IDs.

Data source

The openAIRE OpenAIRE Publication REST API are used to retrieve publication that could be authored by researcher at the Institution. The openAIRE OpenAIRE Publication REST API are queried using the names known by the repository for its researchers, the retrieve list is later reduced passing identified publications to a pipeline of JAVA classes that can promote or reject his inclusion in the suggestion list. Publications previously discarded by the researcher are automatically filter out avoiding to re-present the same publication again and again.

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Two external source providers, openAIRE Publications By Title and By Author have been defined according to the standard DSpace 7 External Sources framework. It is activated in the config/spring/api/external-services.xml as follow

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GET api/integration/suggestiontargets/[source:target-id]

It returns the data from one target. This endpoint is accessible to the owner of the target profile and to the administrators

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