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Is your main employer or place of study an academic institution (university, etc.)?
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How many papers have you published in the main proceedings of ISWC or ESWC (typically in the Research, Resources, In-Use Track) as an author or co-author?
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How likely are you to publish further papers in the main proceedings of ISWC or ESWC in future?
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How influential are the following factors on how full-length research papers at conferences are valued for you by the key institutions (university, company, funding body) for your research (e.g., for productivity, promotion, funding, graduation, etc.)?
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(Optional) In case another factor is important for how full-length research papers at conferences are valued by institutions relevant for you, please indicate it here:
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How are journal papers valued for you versus conference papers of comparable quality (e.g., considering a full-length research paper in what you consider to be the top journal and conference of the Semantic Web)?
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How influential are the following factors on how full-length research papers at journals are valued for you by your university, company, funding bodies, and so forth (e.g., for productivity, promotion, funding, graduation, etc.)?
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(Optional) In case another factor is important for how full-length research papers at journals are valued for you, please indicate it here:
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Are you required by your affiliation or funding bodies to publish under Open Access?
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Please indicate your level of agreement with the following statements regarding Open Access (OA) and the Article Publishing Charges (APCs) often charged to authors for OA:
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Assume you do not have OA mandates. Indicate the range of the *highest* APC, in US dollars, that you would typically be willing to pay from your research funds in order to publish your ISWC research paper under OA, given the alternative of publishing without paying APCs and without OA.
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Consider the following three potential publishers for ISWC. All three publishers offer DOIs and indexing in DBLP & Scopus. The choice of publisher should not directly affect ISWC's CORE rating. Assume that each publisher is already used by conferences of a similar reputation to ISWC, or higher.
Springer (LNCS) offers authors two options. The first option is to publish under Closed Access (paywalled after one year) and without author fees, allowing preprints to be published on the Web by the author. The second option is to publish under Open Access paying ~US$650 in author fees. Springer offers printed proceedings.
ACM (ICPS) offers authors two options. The first option is to publish under Closed Access (paywalled after one year) and without author fees, allowing preprints to be published on the Web by the author. The second option is to publish under Open Access paying ~US$700-1,000 in author fees. ACM offers online-only proceedings. In the short term, ACM OPEN will move towards a new model where all ACM papers are published under Open Access, charging fees to institutions. These fees are tiered based on the number of publications, equating to about US$1,000 per ACM publication.
Dagstuhl Publishing (LIPIcs) requires that all papers be published under Open Access, charging EUR€60 in author fees per paper. Dagstuhl Publishing offers online-only proceedings.
Springer (LNCS) offers authors two options. The first option is to publish under Closed Access (paywalled after one year) and without author fees, allowing preprints to be published on the Web by the author. The second option is to publish under Open Access paying ~US$650 in author fees. Springer offers printed proceedings.
ACM (ICPS) offers authors two options. The first option is to publish under Closed Access (paywalled after one year) and without author fees, allowing preprints to be published on the Web by the author. The second option is to publish under Open Access paying ~US$700-1,000 in author fees. ACM offers online-only proceedings. In the short term, ACM OPEN will move towards a new model where all ACM papers are published under Open Access, charging fees to institutions. These fees are tiered based on the number of publications, equating to about US$1,000 per ACM publication.
Dagstuhl Publishing (LIPIcs) requires that all papers be published under Open Access, charging EUR€60 in author fees per paper. Dagstuhl Publishing offers online-only proceedings.
Based on these publishers, please indicate your agreement with the following, considering financial concerns, how publications are valued for you, etc.
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(Optional, but encouraged) Which country do you currently work in? (If very specific, you can add a continent, region, etc.)
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