September 30, 2025Open Access

DOI Event Tracker (DET): Pilot progresses and is poised for launch

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The pilot of the DOI Event Tracker aims to enhance how scholarly research usage is monitored, and may transform data distribution.
Key developments show that understanding scholarly content usage beyond traditional literature is crucial, highlighting a shift in academic engagement.
The intention is to establish a method for better monitoring research interactions, which could enhance visibility and distribution channels.
Insights from the pilot could lead to broader engagement by researchers and technology providers with the academic community.

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Pilot program reveals potential insights for scholarly research in academic communities, indicating monitoring and distribution improvements.

Abstract

Publishers, researchers, funders, institutions and technology providers are all interested in better understanding how scholarly research is used. Scholarly content has always been discussed by scholars outside the formal literature and by others beyond the academic community. We need a way to monitor and distribute this valuable information.

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Jennifer Lin (2015) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68dc27558a7d58c25ebb39c3 https://doi.org/10.64000/4zjem-6jz57

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Pilot program reveals potential insights for scholarly research in academic communities, indicating monitoring and distribution improvements.

DOI Event Tracker (DET): Pilot progresses and is poised for launch

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DOI Event Tracker (DET): Pilot progresses and is poised for launch

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