Fostering the Publisher - Domain Repository Connection to Optimize the Long-term Value of Data
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| contents | Traditionally, data related to scholarly publications were presented within the paper as a table and/or attached as supplements. Today, funder and publisher policies, particularly those supporting Open Science, are directing researchers to share data and software created during research in recognised repositories. But the capabilities and services of repositories vary significantly, ranging from generalist repositories that offer easy data deposition and fast DOI assignment without data review, to domain repositories that provide discipline-specific curation to optimize quality and reusability of data. Providers of such curation services are challenged to fit into the publication workflow in a timely fashion. Data publication processes are highly variable and there is little shared understanding of the role of researchers (authors), data repositories, and journal editors, who generally work independently of each other: bottlenecks are now arising at the touchpoints between them. Such delays encourage researchers to deposit the datasets associated with their publication into generalist repositories, circumventing disciplinary curation and missing an opportunity to curate all project data and software in a FAIR-compliant way. This paper will present how the Coalition for Publishing Data in the Earth and Space Sciences (COPDESS) works with publishers and data facilities to help translate aspirations of FAIR, CARE and Open Data/Open Science from policy into practice. It will also discuss a proposed International Research Data Alliance (RDA) Working Group, which seeks to engage researchers, funders, repositories, publishers, and journal editors to improve disciplinary data curation efficiency; long-term data availability; and promote proper data citation and data management practices. |
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| spellingShingle | Fostering the Publisher - Domain Repository Connection to Optimize the Long-term Value of Data Lehnert, Kerstin Repositories Identifiers Data Data Publishing Traditionally, data related to scholarly publications were presented within the paper as a table and/or attached as supplements. Today, funder and publisher policies, particularly those supporting Open Science, are directing researchers to share data and software created during research in recognised repositories. But the capabilities and services of repositories vary significantly, ranging from generalist repositories that offer easy data deposition and fast DOI assignment without data review, to domain repositories that provide discipline-specific curation to optimize quality and reusability of data. Providers of such curation services are challenged to fit into the publication workflow in a timely fashion. Data publication processes are highly variable and there is little shared understanding of the role of researchers (authors), data repositories, and journal editors, who generally work independently of each other: bottlenecks are now arising at the touchpoints between them. Such delays encourage researchers to deposit the datasets associated with their publication into generalist repositories, circumventing disciplinary curation and missing an opportunity to curate all project data and software in a FAIR-compliant way. This paper will present how the Coalition for Publishing Data in the Earth and Space Sciences (COPDESS) works with publishers and data facilities to help translate aspirations of FAIR, CARE and Open Data/Open Science from policy into practice. It will also discuss a proposed International Research Data Alliance (RDA) Working Group, which seeks to engage researchers, funders, repositories, publishers, and journal editors to improve disciplinary data curation efficiency; long-term data availability; and promote proper data citation and data management practices. |
| title | Fostering the Publisher - Domain Repository Connection to Optimize the Long-term Value of Data |
| topic | Repositories Identifiers Data Data Publishing |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15293574 |