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A journal that publishes only in open access.
We construct the list of fully OA journals using Unpaywall data.
In brief, a journal is fully OA if
A journal that charges for access to its articles.
Journals without any open access articles.
A subscription journal where some of its articles are open access.
Journals with open access articles that are not fully OA journals are hybrid.
"A Transformative Journal is a subscription/hybrid journal that is actively committed to transitioning to a fully Open Access journal.
In addition, a Transformative Journal must:
Source:
Transformative Journals are identified by ISSN matching with the publicly available Transformative Journals data (https://journalcheckertool.org/transformative-journals/)
A fully OA journal that does not charge article processing charges (APCs).
APC information is obtained from DOAJ using DOAJ’s exportable version of the journal metadata (https://doaj.org/docs/public-data-dump/). We used it to determine whether a particular fully OA journal charges APCs.
An open access scientific publication deposited in a repository
As in definition
A scientific publication published in a fully OA journal.
Fully OA journals are defined above.
An open access scientific publication published in a hybrid journal with an open license.
Hybrid journals are defined above.
At this point we consider only CC licenses “open”, we are currently working on cleaning non-CC licenses as well to identify other open ones.
In principle, this means that we may be underestimating the number of hybrid OA articles and overestimating the number of bronze.
An open access scientific publication published in a hybrid journal without an open license.
The number of downloads of a publication’s full text in a specific time frame, from a given set of data sources.
Data for downloads is taken from OpenAIRE’s Usage Counts service that harvests it from a set of repositories. The time range of available downloads varies for each repository.