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Page 1: WIPO Patent Information Activities and Cooperation Projects September 2009

WIPO Patent Information Activities and Cooperation

ProjectsSeptember 2009

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WIPO Patent Information Projects

1. PATENTSCOPE® overview2. Needs of member states3. Technical assistance projects4. PATENTSCOPE® - New developments5. Utilisation of patent information

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Overview of PATENTSCOPE®

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What is PATENTSCOPE® ?

► WIPO’s Patent Information Portal► Database of 1.6 million international patent applications (PCT)► Main features:

► Full text search► Status information► Graphical analysis tools► RSS notifications► Technology Focus

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PATENTSCOPE® Search• Full text search in Description and/or Claims text

• Unlimited Keywords

• Bibliographic search (classification, applicant, inventor, dates, etc)

• Boolean operators (AND, OR, NOT), truncation, range searches

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PATENTSCOPE® Documents• Published Documents and related file contents

• Search reports (prior art)

• Written opinions and preliminary examination reports (patentability)

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PATENTSCOPE® National Phase Status

• 2.6 Million notifications from 30+ offices

• Legal status (where available)

• Internet hyperlinks to certain offices (further status information, translations, etc)

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PATENTSCOPE® Graphics1. Enter any search criteria 2. Click on the Graphics icon

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PATENTSCOPE® Graphics

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PATENTSCOPE® RSS Notifications

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Needs of WIPO Member States

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Dissemination of Patent Information

► Of all the patent documents in the world:

► Less than ⅓ of WIPO member states have electronic patent data• Less than 50% of documents have a

searchable title• Less than 35% of documents have a

searchable abstract• Only documents from a small number of

offices have searchable full-text• Status information is limited

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Gaps in Patent Information

► Some notable offices have limited availability of patent data and documents:

► ARIPO and its member states► OAPI► EAPO► Ukraine, Belarus, …► Argentina, Chile, …► Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, Philippines► India► South Africa

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WIPO Technical Cooperation Projects

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Cooperation Projects in Patent Information

► Focus on developing countries where patent information coverage is currently limited (e.g. ZA, IL, MX, AP)

► Demand-driven► Assistance with digitisation and

dissemination► Assistance with office automation

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Cooperation Agreements – Dissemination Policy

► WIPO has access to offices’ patent data for internal purposes and for dissemination via PATENTSCOPE®

► The office retains ownership and control of their patent data and its dissemination

► Third parties must obtain data from the office, or with the office’s permission, from WIPO

► Offices are free to decide their own pricing and exchange policies

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New Developments in PATENTSCOPE®

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New Version of PATENTSCOPE®

► New search engine (open source)► Automatic word stemming (electric,

electrical, electricity, …)► Better relevance ranking► Better analysis tools► Full-text search (OCR text)► Easily extensible to new features

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PATENTSCOPE® National Collections

► Same features as the current PCT version► Extended to several national patent collections

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Search Results - Tabular

►(Almost) instant analysis of thousands of search results by cluster: ► Office, IPC, applicant, inventor, and filing date

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Graphical Analysis by IPO and by IPC

By National Office

By IPC

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Graphical Analysis by Main Applicants / Year

By Applicant

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Graphical Analysis by Main Applicant – Bar & Pie Charts

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WIPO's Activities to Support Utilisation of Patent

Information

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WIPO’s Activities - Rationale

► Demand from WIPO member states for access to specialized databases

• WIPO Development Agenda, Recommendation 8

► Utilization of patent information is more than access to databases, it must include capacity-building and training

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Access to NPL Databases - aRDi

► Access to Research for Development and Innovation (aRDi)

► Purpose: Free or low-cost online access to scientific and technical journals

► Concept: Based on successful programs at WHO, FAO and UNEP in cooperation with scientific publishers

► Free access for non-profit entities and IP offices in LDC countries

► Low cost access for IP offices of developing countries authorized by the publishers

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Access to Patent Databases

► Negotiations to facilitate preferential access to specialized patent databases for developing countries following the aRDi model for eligibility criteria

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Capacity Building and Support► Support in the utilization of patent information and

scientific/technical journals► TISC = Technology and Innovation Support

Centres► Successful models in industrialized countries (e.g.

PATLIB centres in Europe)► Based in patent offices, universities, research centres,

etc► WIPO provides:

• Access to databases• Support and training

► Local centre provides:• Staff and facilities

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Technology Focus – Patent Landscapes

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Technology Focus - Alternative Energy

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Wind power: Activity index

0.3 0.7

1.9

1.3 1.2

0.7 0.6 0.4

1.5

0.8

1.3

0.7 0.2

1.0

2.0 1.5

1.1 1.5

1.1

0.3

1.6

0.2 0.2

3.4

0.4 0.2

0.2 0.2

1.8

0.5 0.2

0.0

1.0

2.0

3.0

4.0

5.0

6.0 EPO PCT USPTO JPO KIPO SIPOWind power

JP US DE GB FR CA

• A country’s degree of concentration of patent filings in a particular technology

• A positive value for a particular technology implies that the country has a relatively high share of patent applications published in that technology (i.e. it has a higher share in applications published in this technology relative to its share in all technologies).

Source : WIPO, Patent-based Technology Analysis Report – Alternative Energy Technology

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Thank you for your attention!