The University provides access to a range of scholarly resources that can be used for the purposes of text and data mining. If you are interested in using a particular resource for TDM, you must adhere to responsible research conduct and first confirm that TDM is permitted by the publisher. One way of determining this information is through the library search interface. When viewing an individual resource's library search page, you can select "show license" beside a publisher under the "Full text availability" heading in the "View Online" section. If text and data mining of the resource is explicitly permitted or prohibited it will say so here.
This document lists publishers accessible through the University Library that permit TDM of their materials. Publishers of academic journals, books, and other scholarly works each have their own agreements with the University library, which dictate if students and researchers are permitted to perform TDM using their resources or not. When accessing a resource through the library search interface, you can see its publisher in the "details" section. You can also search for the publisher's name in the 'any field' section of advanced search.
Unless otherwise specified, any output produced by TDM using resources from these publishers must only be used for academia, research, or education, and not for any commercial purposes whatsoever. Some publishers not listed here may also allow TDM of their materials in specific circumstances or on request. These permissions are subject to change based on the licensing agreements between publishers and the University of Adelaide. This document includes information about how to access text and data for mining, and note that in some cases you may need to request a key or token.
The following publishers allow text and data mining of their published materials available through the University of Adelaide library:
