Repository Monitor

About the Repository Monitor

As an alternative to the Journal Monitor (OAM-CH), the Repository Monitor offers visualisations and publication data from an annual nationwide survey. The Repository Monitor draws on the expertise of the AKOA’s Monitoring task force and the institutions’ subject specialists.

The participating swissuniversities members process the publication data and provide the absolute figures on Open/Closed shares of scientific publications by affiliated authors. Four types of resources are surveyed: journal articles, books, book parts and conference papers. The publication data collected for the Repository Monitor come from institutional OA repositories or other institutional publication reference systems. 

On this page you will find the visualisations, which you can filter by year, institution category or resource type. You have the option of downloading the absolute figures to create your own visualisations. You can also download the underlying raw data, provided these have been made available by the participating institutions.

Annual development of Open / Closed ratio

This graph shows the annual development of Open / Closed ratio on national level. It allows to filter by institution category and resource type.

Last data update: October 2024

More information on definitions and data
  • This visualisation is based on absolute data of the institutions, which were collected within the framework of an annual survey.
  • Explanations of data sources and methodology are available in the Wiki.
  • Definition of the Open Access typology: “Open” is the collective term for the advanced types Gold, Hybrid and Green. Some institutions provide data based on “advanced” Open types, other institutions provide “basic” data.
  • Details of the data provided by the institutions can be found in the list of participating institutions.
  • Definition of resource types according to COAR 3.0 vocabulary.

Annual development of Open / Closed ratio by institution

This graph shows the annual development of Open / Closed ratio on institutional level. It allows you to filter by institution and resource type.

Last data update: October 2024

More information on definitions and data
  • This visualisation is based on absolute data of the institutions, which were collected within the framework of an annual survey.
  • Explanations of data sources and methodology are available in the Wiki.
  • Definition of the Open Access typology: “Open” is the collective term for the advanced types Gold, Hybrid and Green. Some institutions provide data based on “advanced” Open types, other institutions provide “basic” data.
  • Details of the data provided by the institutions can be found in the list of participating institutions.
  • Definition of resource types according to COAR 3.0 vocabulary.

Comparison of institutions

This graph shows a comparison of different institutions within the same institution category. It allows to filter by institution category, resource type and year. Please select the institution category to show the institution(s) you require. Select the button “show all institutions” to show all institutions (opens in a new window).

Last data update: October 2024

More information on definitions and data
  • This visualisation is based on absolute data of the institutions, which were collected within the framework of an annual survey.
  • Explanations of data sources and methodology are available in the Wiki.
  • Definition of the Open Access typology: “Open” is the collective term for the advanced types Gold, Hybrid and Green. Some institutions provide data based on “advanced” Open types, other institutions provide “basic” data.
  • Details of the data provided by the institutions can be found in the list of participating institutions.
  • Definition of resource types according to COAR 3.0 vocabulary.

Comparison of resource types

This graph shows a comparison of resource types. It allows to filter by institution category and year.

Last data update: October 2024

More information on definitions and data
  • This visualisation is based on absolute data of the institutions, which were collected within the framework of an annual survey.
  • Explanations of data sources and methodology are available in the Wiki.
  • Definition of the Open Access typology: “Open” is the collective term for the advanced types Gold, Hybrid and Green. Some institutions provide data based on “advanced” Open types, other institutions provide “basic” data.
  • Details of the data provided by the institutions can be found in the list of participating institutions.
  • Definition of resource types according to COAR 3.0 vocabulary.

Comparison of resource types by institution

This graph shows a comparison of resource types. It allows to filter by institution and year.

Last data update: October 2024

More information on definitions and data
  • This visualisation is based on absolute data of the institutions, which were collected within the framework of an annual survey.
  • Explanations of data sources and methodology are available in the Wiki.
  • Definition of the Open Access typology: “Open” is the collective term for the advanced types Gold, Hybrid and Green. Some institutions provide data based on “advanced” Open types, other institutions provide “basic” data.
  • Details of the data provided by the institutions can be found in the list of participating institutions.
  • Definition of resource types according to COAR 3.0 vocabulary.

Comparison of institution categories

This graph shows a comparison of different institution categories. It allows to filter by resource type and year.

Last data update: October 2024

More information on definitions and data
  • This visualisation is based on absolute data of the institutions, which were collected within the framework of an annual survey.
  • Explanations of data sources and methodology are available in the Wiki.
  • Definition of the Open Access typology: “Open” is the collective term for the advanced types Gold, Hybrid and Green. Some institutions provide data based on “advanced” Open types, other institutions provide “basic” data.
  • Details of the data provided by the institutions can be found in the list of participating institutions.
  • Definition of resource types according to COAR 3.0 vocabulary.

Data download

Download underlying datasets (“raw data”)

For data mining project or triangulations, some institutions provided underlying datasets of their internal data evaluation. > Please follow this link

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