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Data Publication COASP 2012 Publications Europe PubMed Central 26 million abstracts 2.2 million full text articles Citation networks Database links Text-mining 2006 2011 2012 2016? How many open access articles in UKPMC? PubMed (995K) UKPMC (18%,182K) OA (9.6%, 96K) Managing the public data ecosystem 3 Research articles Unstructured Data 2 1 2 Big Data: Deposition Primary 1 Big Data: Curated Annotation Literature citation from data (data annotation) Links from Literature to Databases • • • • • • • • • 800 K 370 K 110 K Proteins Nucleotides OMIM Chemicals Structure Clinical reviews Protein families Protein-protein interactions Gene expression experiments Database crosslinks Bibliography from P25106 Data citation from literature (provenance) Text Mining in UKPMC (2.2 million articles) Semantic Type Unique Terms Articles Annotations 233,017 66,356 387,787 Chemical 76,712 1,694,385 83,923,066 Disease 171,692 1,768,214 57,821,871 Gene/Protein 227,318 1,310,382 77,189,022 GO Terms 32,664 1,832,294 65,061,579 Organism 180,637 1,713,280 70,832,222 Accession No. Accession numbers stories: data citation in OA articles Senay Kafkas Jee-Hyub Kim Annotation of accession numbers (OA) 100 100 90 90 80 80 70 publisher-annotated 70 60 60 50 50 40 40 30 30 20 20 10 10 0 0 ~10,000 articles text-mined >25,000 articles • Névéol A, Wilbur WJ, Lu Z (2012) Improving links between literature and biological data with text mining: a case study with GEO, PDB and MEDLINE. Database 2012:bas026 (PMC3371192) • Névéol A, Wilbur WJ, Lu Z (2011) Extraction of data deposition statements from the literature: a method for automatically tracking research results. Bioinformatics 27, 3306-3312 (PMC3223368) Efficacy of Accession number tagging (OA) Most text-mined tags Most publisher tags Most articles bmc genomics • plos one • plos one bmc evolutionary biology • nucleic acids research acta crystallographica section e: the journal of cell biology bmc genomics british journal of cancer virology journal bmc evolutionary biology bmc microbiology the journal of cell biology plos pathogens bmc bioinformatics bmc plant biology environmental health perspectives • nucleic acids research the journal of experimental medicine bmc bioinformatics the journal of cell biology the journal of experimental medicine critical care the journal of biological chemistry virology journal • emerging infectious diseases bmc molecular biology bmc microbiology bmc bioinformatics • emerging infectious diseases BMC Genomics: PLoS One: 1,484 TM tags*, 4,226 TM tags*, 4,337 articles 42,888 articles Why is this important? Implications Scientific: Linking articles that cite the same data Citation: Data Citation as measure of impact (Thomson: Data citation index) Context of data citation: submission, reuse, analysis Operational: Services for publishers to improve Accession number tagging Editorial policies and adherence Extension of NLM DTD Lessons learned for considering unstructured data That we can perform this analysis at all highlights a benefit of Open Access AY387398: needle in a haystack Unstructured data Articles with supplemental data (UKPMC) % • 235,000 articles (50K+ in 2011) • 718, 511 files • 459 extensions • 0.8 TB (1200 CDs) • (However most data in ~60 extension types) Pub Year Managing the public data ecosystem Research articles provenance analysis Unstructured Data reuse Structured links Big Data: Deposition Primary Big Data: Curated Annotation • • • • Open Citable Discoverable Reusable People • • • • • • • • • • • • Paula Buttery Andrew Caines Norman Cobley Yuci Gou Senay Kafkas Jyothi Katuri Oliver Kilian Jee-Hyub Kim Nikos Marinos Jo McEntyre Xingjun Pi Philip Rossiter • Rebholz Group • Peter Stoehr • University of Manchester • British Library • OpenAIRE/OpenAIRE Plus • NCBI, NLM