In this paper, we present the Biso, an automated report created to help Université Paris-Saclay research units with monitoring Open Science policy compliance in their output. It includes, first the main goals of the project, then the guidelines followed during software development, finally a brief overview of the data sources and some of the metrics and visualizations. Since the project’s aim is to provide a flexible infrastructure for automated reporting from open sources, including but not limited to the BiSO, the paper explains how the technical infrastructure can be used in the future for other report types.

Ce poster présente l’outil BiblioHub, un logiciel en licence libre visant à utiliser les données de ScanR et du Baromètre National de la Science Ouverte en les croisant avec des données institutionnelles dans une même instance ElasticSearch - Kibana. Cette approche, conjuguée à l’intégration de fonctionnalités d’IA, permet d’établir la cartographie de la production scientifique d’une institution et de produire des visualisations à partir du traitement sémantique des titres et abstracts des publications intégrées. BiblioHub vise donc à faciliter la cartographie de la production des institutions qui l’utilisent en vue d’améliorer le pilotage de la recherche et de la valorisation.

Financial investments will be affected by ecological regime shifts through the loss of natural resources underpinning the dependencies of most economic sectors. We suggest one possible pathway to link industry and products to the likelihood of ecological regime shifts. The challenges and opportunities are discussed at each step, including datasets, methods, and metrics. To this end, we identify recent large-scale, state-of-the-art literature that can link land-based company activities to regime shifts. The estimation of investment exposure to regime shifts is possible, but higher resolution in company trade data, as well as spatially explicit datasets of commodity production, is needed to improve estimations. This will require a coordinated effort from the scientific community, businesses, and the policy sector.