This page includes additional information to supplement the sustainability initiative information presented at the arXiv site.
Cornell University Library is engaged in planning activities to expand funding sources for arXiv to ensure its stability and continued development. arXiv is maintained and operated by the Cornell University Library, with guidance from the arXiv Scientific Advisory Board and several subject Advisory Committees. Additionally, the arXiv Sustainability Advisory Group provides an essential consultative role in developing diverse sustainability strategies for arXiv.
- arXiv Submission by Subject & Institutional Download Distribution (2010)
- CY 2010 Budget
- CY 2011 Budget Projection
- CY 2012 Budget
Presentations and Articles
Oya Y. Rieger. Assessing the Value of Open Access Information Systems: Making a Case for Community-Based Sustainability Models. Journal of Library Administration, 51/5-6, 485-506, 2011
Oya Y. Rieger & Simeon Warner. Sustainability Case Study: Exploring Community-Based Business Models for arXiv, International Conference on Preservation of Digital Objects, Vienna, Austria, September 2010
Oya Y. Rieger & Simeon Warner. Developing Sustainability Strategies for arXiv. Information Standards Quarterly, Fall 2010, Vol. 22, Issue 4.
Oya Y. Rieger. Developing Community-Based Sustainability Models for Open Access Repositories: Business Planning Methodology for arXiv, Berlin 8 Conference, Beijing, China, October 2010.
Press Releases
- Cornell University Library Engages More Institutions in Supporting arXiv (January 2010)
- arXiv @ 20: Celebrating the Past & the Future of a Revolutionary Tool (September 2011)
- Building arXiv's Self-Sustaining Future (October 2011)
Contacting arXiv Funding Support
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