Leveraging the OpenAIRE Graph for Transparent and Responsible Research Assessment
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.15291/pubmet.4752Keywords:
monitoring, indicators, OpenAIRE Graph, open infrastructures, Open Science policies, reforming research assessmentAbstract
A key element of Reforming Research Assessment (RRA) practices is to move away from simplistic approaches based on bibliometric indicators and consider a wide variety of research activities. Existing large-scale data collections cover a broader range of research output such as publications, data, software, research methods, patents, data management plans and tools. The current challenge is the lack of a robust, high-quality open infrastructure.
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