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Presentation delivered by Andrés Yubero, Ascensión Bolea y Marta Carracedo during Open Access Week @ AIMS 2012

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Análisis de resultados y estrategias de
mejora en repositorios de libre acceso:
el caso de citaREA
Andrés Yubero, Ascensión Bolea y
Marta Carracedo
Centro de Investigación y Tecnología
Agroalimentaria de Aragón

Introducción:
Localización del CITA de Aragón

Adscripción orgánica Localización geográfica y contexto
PCTAD científico (Campus Aula Dei)
Parque
Científico
Tecnológico
Aula Dei IAMZ

CSIC
Área de Información, Estación
Documentación y Experimental de
Cultura Científica
Aula Dei
Líneas de investigación del CITA CIT Instituto
Pirenaico de
Ecología
A
Personal que trabaja en el CITA 49 investigadores plantilla
2 Fundación Aragón I+D (ARAID)
10 doctores contratados
23 formación pre-postdoctoral

Aplicación de metodologías de
mejora continua a citaREA

Círculo de Deming

http://www2.cita-aragon.es/citarea/

Plan: Estrategia de incorporación
de contenidos

Proyectos de incorporación de documentación
retrospectiva del CITA

2009-2010: Digitalización e incorporación de
contenidos científicos sin derechos restringidos
de la biblioteca del CITA y producidos en el CITA.
Ayudas del Gobierno de Aragón

2010: Digitalización e Incorporación de contenidos
provenientes del fondo antiguo de la biblioteca del
CITA
Ayudas del Ministerio de Cultura

Incorporación de la producción científica actual de los
investigadores

2009-2010: Incorporación no sistemática de los
contenidos

2011-2012: Incorporación sistemática de la
producción científica actual (ver procedimiento)

Do: Incorporación de contenidos
actuales

Check: Analizar la producción
científica del centro
Análisis realizado sobre la producción científica de 2011 basándose en:
% documentos incorporados al CITA sobre el
•tipología de los documento total de los documentos recopilados diariamente
•susceptibilidad a ser incorporada al repositorio por tipos de documentos
•Incorporada / Pendiente
•unidad científica productora
•forma de localización y recopilación
•Diaria (boletín) / Anual (memoria)

Con el objetivo de:
•Mejorar la localización diaria de contenidos
•Incorporar la mayor parte ellos al repositorio

Producción científica del CITA según
Memoria 2011

Problema 2: Hay problemas a la hora de incorporar
determinados documentos (esp. artículos) en citaREA

% documentos localizados en la memoria anual
sobre el total de los documentos por tipología
Nº Docs. Recop. En citaREA

Problema 1: Hay dificultades a la hora de localizar
determinados tipos de documentos (presentaciones…)
Nº Docs. 2011 por su forma de recopilación

Act: Consenso con los investigadores y
adopción de medidas de mejora
Protocolo de publicación de documentos de congresos, charlas, etc.

Muchas gracias por su atención.
Esta presentación está disponible en
http://hdl.handle.net/10532/1998

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