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Key Results

GraspOS sets out the ambitious goal to develop, assess and put into operation an open and trusted federated infrastructure for next generation research metrics and indicators, offering data, tools, services and guidance to support and enable policy reforms for research assessment at researcher (individual/group), institutional, organisational and country level. 

To do so, the project will develop the following results.

 

1

SCOPE+i Framework
The GraspOS project has developed tailored infrastructure that works together with the existing SCOPE framework, which is known as the (GraspOS) SCOPE+i Framework. This assessment infrastructure consists of two main components: assessment process resources and digital services. The assessment process resources offer guidance for implementing key elements of Responsible Research Assessment (RRA), while the assessment digital services enable collaborative collection and sharing of assessment plans and documentation throughout the entire assessment process.

2

Enrichment Services 
Tools and services for enhancing missing attributes on research outputs (e.g., identifying OA timeliness, Green/Gold/Diamond, open licensing, related entities/identifiers, provenance, collaboration with NGOs/Civic Organisations), enriching research output links with semantics, enriching research output with novel metrics capturing scientific impact or usage of OS from different perspectives, e.g., short- vs. long-term impact, OS collaboration  impact.

3

Monitoring Services
(a) an OS Institutional Dashboard, a tailor-made OS Profile for research performing organisations;
(b) an OS Researcher Dashboard, a tailor-made OS Profile for researchers, offering OS metrics and functions for manual annotations (correction/edits/additions) and narrative.

4

Open and Federated Research Assessment Infrastructure 
A federated infrastructure that extends EIF with the appropriate metadata standards, protocols, components and APIs to support AI-driven annotation/enrichment and to implement an EOSC Core Metrics service based on the integration of key GraspOS components.

5

Pilots 
Piloting activities to co-design, showcase, validate, and evaluate GraspOS’s key results considering domain-specific aspects and different levels of OS-aware RRA

6

Community of Practice 
An open space where a diverse community of RRA experts and practitioners from relevant networks can exchange experiences and reflect on current developments related to Open Science-aware RRA indicators, tools, and services.

7

Training material 
A set of carefully designed training material accessible via the EOSC Knowledge Hub. 

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