DEAL Wiley
AWI, GFZ, PIK and RIFS participate in the nation-wide DEAL agreement with the scientific publisher Wiley.
Term of contract for all institutes: 2nd DEAL Agreement (2024-2028), 1st DEAL Agreement (2019-2023)
Elements of the agreement
Unlimited access to current and back issues (dating back to 1997) of the entire Wiley journal portfolio.
20% discount on Article Processing Charges (APCs) for the publication in a Gold Open Access journal from Wiley
Eligibility for authors of participating institutions for Open Access publishing in hybrid journals: "Wiley OnlineOpen"
When publishing in subscription-based journals, a publish-and-read fee (PAR fee) of 2.200,00 to 3.150,00 EUR is charged (the journals have been divided into a tiering system - the AGU journals are mainly in Tier 2 with a PAR fee of EUR 2,700.00), which is currently borne centrally by the GFZ.
Further information on the pricing model can be found on the DEAL consortium website.
What you need to consider?
Clearly state your affiliation in the article submission process. And please use the e-mail address of your institution for submitting.
Please note that any additional costs incurred (e.g. for overlength or color illustrations) are excluded from the DEAL contract and will be invoiced individually to the authors or the section.
Open Access license
The Creative Commons license CC BY is set by default for the contract.
We also recommend the liberal license type CC BY, which grants the most ideal reuse possibilities in science without restricting your copyright in the work.
This is the process for hybrid journals:
Details on the submission process can be found here: Make your article open access within a hybrid journal
This is the process for Open Access journals:
Details on the submission process can be found here: How to publish in a fully open access journal
Invoicing and cost coverage
The library receives and pays collective invoices for the publication costs (both for APCs and Publish-and-Read-Fees). There should be no individual invoicing to authors (Exception: additional costs for overlength, color illustrations etc.).
The internal regulations on cost assumption in the different institutes is described below.
The library’s Open Access Team will be happy to answer any questions you may have.
At GFZ the publication costs incurred (Publish & Read-Fee) for Open Access publication in a subscription-based journal are paid centrally by the library.
In consultation with the sections, the costs for genuine Open Access publications (APCs) are transferred to the respective Account Assignment Elements of the section budgets or third-party funded projects.
Publications in genuine Open Access journals that can only be financed from section budget funds can be supported from the OA budget. The remaining amount must be financed from section funds. See GFZ intranet: intranet.gfz-potsdam.de/en/for-researchers/publishing/publication-costs
The publication costs incurred, both for Gold Open Access publications (APCs) and Open access publications in subscritpion-based journals (Publish-and-Read-Fees), are allocated to the research departments. Wherever possible, third-party funds should be given preference.
Publications in genuine Open Access journals that can only be financed from section budget funds can be supported from the OA budget (see PIK intranet: www.pik-potsdam.de/en/output/publications/open-access-budget).
The payment of the APCs for genuine Open Access publications at the RIFS is covered by the respective cost centre of the project or the third-party funded projects (in each case in consultation with the research group leaders).
Contact
Open Access Team of the Library
Tel.: +49 331 6264-1673
E-Mail: openaccess@gfz-potsdam.de
AWI
Tel.: +49 331 58174-5028
E-Mail: oa@awi.de
RIFS
Tel.: +49 331 6264-22331
E-Mail: library@rifs-potsdam.de
PIK
Tel.: +49 331 6264-27606
E-Mail: publications@pik-potsdam.de
Further information
Wiley provides information on the agreement and the submission process.
Journal title list (incl. hybrid, Open Access & APCs)
The DEAL-Konsortium offers information and practical support.
More about Creative Commens licenses
Pascal Braak et al. (2020). Guide to Creative Commons for Scholarly Publications and Educational Resources. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.4090923