Implementation of SUSHI at the University of Washington

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Implementation of SUSHI at the University of
Washington

• SLA 2008, Seattle
• Tim Jewell and Hana Levay
• (with thanks to Diane Carroll, WSU)
• Created October and November 2007
• Updated June 2008

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Intro

• Brief history of statistics
• COUNTER
• SUSHI feeds
• ERM Beta Cost per use
• ScholarlyStats Autostat Configuration
• Whats next?

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A Brief History of Statistics
-- How is this useful??
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COUNTER

• Counting Online Usage of NeTworked Electronic
  Resources
  
• Standardized way to count usage
• Defined reports for journals, databases, and
  eBooks

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SUSHI

• Standardized Usage Statistics Harvesting
  Initiative
  
• Model for automation of statistics harvesting
• SUSHI feed usage data that magically appears!

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ERM Beta

• Can now accept SUSHI feeds
• Easy to generate COUNTER-style reports within
  ERM
  
• Brings in data from order records to calculate
  cost per use

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ScholarlyStats

• Does most of the work for us
• Consolidates and analyzes data
• One source for SUSHI feeds

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Context Collection Development Support
Applications

• Serials Cancellation projects
• Databases
• Journals
• Print
• Electronic
• Analysis of E-journal packages
• Proposals/Offers
• Periodic Re-analysis
• Refocus Budgeting/Spending
• All these tending to merge

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Local Journal Metrics

• Cost/payment
• Usage
• Print
• Electronic
• COUNTER
• Cost per Use
• ILL use
• Faculty data
• Publications
• Citations
• Requests
• Priority judgments

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Global Journal Metrics

• Retail/List Price
• ISI
• Impact Factor
• Emerging
• Journal Cost-effectiveness
• Eigenfactor
• Usage Factor
• MESUR
• 150-200 Metrics
• Article The new metrics of scholarly authority
  (Michael Jensen, Chronicle of Higher Education,
  June 15, 2007)

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But Dont Forget

• Fund Code, Selector
• Package Information
• Publisher
• Cancellation Limits
• Print vs. Online
• Archiving/continuing access rights
• Portico, LOCKSS coverage?
• Subscribed vs. Nonsubscribed titles

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What reports or views do we want, with what
comparisons?

• Different for types of resources
• Databases
• Journals
• Journal to Journal Comparisons
• Package Comparisons
• E-books
• Different levels of analysis
• Selector or Department
• Fund Group or Broad Area
• Campus
• University
• Consortium
• Trends?

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ERM AutoStat Configuration
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Example of AutoStat Setup
WSDL URL http//170.224.101.201/sushi_01/services
/SushiServicePort?wsdl
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Covered Resources

• Institute of Physics Publishing
• JSTOR
• Meta Press
• Nature Publishing Group
• Ovid (Wolters Kluwer)
• Oxford Journals Online
• Project MUSE
• ProQuest
• Sage
• Springer
• Thomson Gale
• Wiley InterScience

• American Chemical Society
• Annual Reviews
• BioOne
• Blackwell Synergy
• Cambridge Journals Online
• EBSCOhost
• Elsevier ScienceDirect
• Gale
• HighWire Press
• HW Wilson
• Informaworld
• IngentaConnect
• Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
  (IEEE)
  

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Project Muse export
Average cost per title (2007) 26108/360 titles
72.53
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A Close-Up View of Statistics Export
CPU per title (2007) Cost per title / Use for
title CPU Africa Today 72.52/270 0.2
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Project Muse Order RecordOne of four payments in
2007 for entire package one payment per
contributing fund.
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Wiley Genesis Order RecordExample of payment
at the title level
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Wiley InterScience Genesis Export
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Genesis Statistics Detail
2007 payment / 2007 Use 2007 CPU
1950.71 / 649 3.00
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UW SUSHI Implementation and Interpretation Issues

• Wider adoption
• Adjust Scholarly Stats platform coverage
• III implementation details
• Fund codes
• How best to assemble and report the data of
  interest?
  
• Flexibility important
• How analyze and interpret one-line invoices?

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Questions?

• Tim Jewell (tjewell_at_u.washington.edu)
• Hana Levay (levay_at_u.washington.edu)