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The goal of this project is to build Paperity Central, a global universal catalog of Open Access (OA) literature - "gold" and "green" combined - that will ultimately include 100% of past and new open literature, and subsequently - with the advent of universal OA - will become a catalog of  all  scholarly literature published anywhere in the world. Paperity Central will combine automatic indexing of journals and repositories, with manual data curation via a "wiki"-type functionality; will expose open APIs for programmatic access to data and development of add-on services and applications; and will greatly facilitate the discovery and navigation in OA literature, as well as dissemination of new research.The catalog will be built by extending an existing prototype, Paperity - an aggregator of gold &amp; hybrid OA journals - with three key features:1) The aggregation of green OA literature from repositories. "Green" metadata will be seamlessly merged with "gold", in a systematic and consistent way: with deduplication of repeated entries, assignment of globally unique permanent identifiers, reconnecting every item with its primary source of origin (e.g., a journal) and establishing semantic links with related objects: author profiles, institutions, funders, grants, datasets, protocols, reviews, cited/citing works...2) The "wiki" functionality that will enable users to improve, curate and extend the catalog manually in a collaborative, community-controlled way, like in Wikipedia: with full history and transparency of edits, easy rollbacks, moderation of edits by peers. Manual curation will be particularly important for "green" metadata, which frequently contain missing or incorrect information; and for cataloguing those publications that are inaccessible for automatic harvesting, like the articles posted on author homepages only.3) Open APIs, featuring in particular a feedback loop from Paperity to repositories (including DSpace, a partner in this proposal), enabling source repositories to pull all metadata corrections and extensions collected by Paperity.

Paperity Central: An Open Catalog of All Scholarly Literature