Presentation for Open Access week 2016 "Open Science on the Move" conference on October 25th in Brussels https://openaccess.be/2016/08/29/join-the-belgian-open-access-week-event-open-science-on-the-move-24-25-october-2016/ The presentation gives an overview of the DSpace community and explores how repository success can be assessed.

1. Today and Tomorrow
Bram Luyten
DSpace Repositories
www.atmire.com

2. Overview
The DSpace community today
Assessing repository success

3. DSpace at ranked institutions

4. DSpace at ranked institutions
1 Harvard University
3 Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
5 University of Cambridge
6 Princeton University
9 University of Chicago
13 Cornell University
15 University of Washington
21 The University of Tokyo
22 University of Michigan-Ann Arbor
23 The Imperial College of Science, Technology
and Medicine
24 University of Wisconsin - Madison
25 University of Toronto
26 Kyoto University
27 New York University
29 University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
30 University of Minnesota, Twin Cities
31 Duke University
33 Rockefeller University
37 The University of Texas at Austin
40 University of British Columbia
43 University of Maryland, College Park
44 The University of Melbourne
44 The University of Texas Southwestern
Medical Center at Dallas
47 The University of Edinburgh
48 Karolinska Institute

5. https://www.repository.cam.ac.uk/

6. https://ecommons.cornell.edu/

7. https://conservancy.umn.edu/

8. https://tspace.library.utoronto.ca/

9. Outside academia

10. Assessing repository success
How to define and measure repository success?

11. Coverage
How complete is the repository?
Today is October 25th 2016.
What percentage of 2015 output is in the repository
today? 2016 output?

12. Counting downloads
https://www.projectcounter.org/code-of-practice/appendices/850-2/

13. Stories
https://dash.harvard.edu/stories/

14. Stories
https://dash.harvard.edu/stories/

15. Stories
https://dash.harvard.edu/stories/

16. Collecting stories
https://dash.harvard.edu/stories/

17. Putting this into perspective

18. Perspective
DASH is a single repository with 32.287 items
1277 users stories were collected
139 DSpace repositories are larger than DASH
serving over 11 million items
The long tail: 1855 DSpace repositories
serving an additional 7 million items