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KNOWLEDGE ORGANIZATION PERSPECTIVE ON SCIENTIFIC PUBLISHING Outline of the concept Dr hab. Marek Nahotko 1 Warszawa, 15-16.04.2013

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KNOWLEDGE ORGANIZATION

PERSPECTIVE ON SCIENTIFIC

PUBLISHING

Outline of the concept

Dr hab. Marek Nahotko

1 Warszawa, 15-16.04.2013

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Knowledge model: knowledge pyramid

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Knowledge model: knowledge proceses

cycle

Package

Publish

Decide

EnableCollaborate

IntegrateP

roce

ssin

g data

Managin

g in

form

atio

n

Building Knowledge

Acquire

Transform

By Hackathorn 1999

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E2E knowledge model

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By Faucher 2010

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Publishing model: information chain

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Publishing model: Björk’s SPLC

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By Björk, Hedlund 2003

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Knowledge organization

• B. Sosińska-Kalata: Research and practice area related to

tools preparation, which aim is to provide quick and

efficient access to knowledge resources;

• KOS: structures, tools and methods used to knowledge

organization in various types of environments and for a

variety of specific objectives.

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KOS by B. Hjørland

• Two approaches to KOS:

• Narrow interpretation, typical for information science

(document description, indexing and classification);

• Broader interpretation, meaning social division of

mental labour, where KOS are associated with

production and distribution of „knowledge”, organization

of publications, traditions, disciplines and people in

different cultures.

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KOS in a broad sense

• Any structure that serves to confer some knowledge resources of the organizational structure, that facilitates users to access the knowledge (B. Sosińska-Kalata).

• Tools:

• Libraries, traditional and digital*

• Museums and e-museums

• Archives and e-archives

• Encyclopaedia and e-encyclopaedia

• Repositories of digital documents

• Knowledge portals

and also

• Division of scientific areas and disciplines used to organize scientific activities

• Division of areas of practice activities used to work and labour organization.

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*In bold are publishing manifestations

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Publishing as KO (PKO model)

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Terminology

PKO model Before

Data Data

Metadata ?

DOS ?

Informations Informations

Metainformations Metadata

IOS KOS

Knowledge Knowledge

KOS ?

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Kinds of KOS • By medium:

• Hybrid KOS • Article

• Research article

• Review article

• Book

• Book chapter

• Scientific conference paper

• Dissertation

• Electronic KOS • Rich Internet Publication (RIP)

• Semantic publications

• Paragraph

• Sentence

• Blog

• Twitts

• Wiki

• By intention • KOS intended for scientists – as above

• KOS intended for specialists • Article in specialist journal

• Chapter in reference book

• Professional conference paper

• Patent

• KOS intended for broad audience • Popular science article published in magazine, newspaper

• Popular science book

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Tools of KOS (standardization)

• Standards for structures • Content modularization (IMRaD, IDCRD, EASE)* and editorial composition

• Content visualization

• Content coding (XML/RDF)

• Abstract structures

• Notes and bibliography styles (Vancouver, Harvard, APA styles)

• Aggregation of digital objects

• Ontologies of publication

• Standards for rules • Scientific publication styles (EASE)

• Ethics and good practices rules (GSP)

• Conflicts of interests removing (COI)

• Authorship settlement (Vancouver Protocol)

• Standards for procedures • Deduction procedures (during research, represented by type of publication: theoretical,

experimental, review)

• Instruction and styles for authors (of publishers)

• Instructions and forms for reviewers

• Content evaluation rules

• Procedures of topic, co-authors and publisher/journal title choices

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*In parenthesis are examples

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(example)

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Application: KOS and IOS in print

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KOS separated from IOS

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KOS and IOS in digital environment

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KOS closer to IOS

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KOS and IOS in new digital publications

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KOS integrated with IOS

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Conclusions

• PKO model (Publishing as KO) allows simultaneous

presentation of knowledge and publishing processes;

• It uses results of previous works in both directions;

• A comprehensive view on the processes allows the

terminology rearrangement;

• The model can be used to investigate and explain the

phenomena associated with scientific publishing (and

more broadly – with communicating), including its

transformation into an electronic form.

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Thank you for your attention

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