2021
DOI: 10.1029/2020ea001562
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From Open Data to Open Science

Abstract: Open science, as both a concept and a term, is increasing in popularity and usage. However, definitions, interpretations, and perceptions as to what the term "open science" means varies. Some definitions are fairly narrow and only focus on providing more open access to science as a body of knowledge. These narrow definitions place an emphasis on openly sharing scientific knowledge as early as possible in the research process (University of Cambridge, 2020). On the other hand, broader definitions of open scienc… Show more

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“…The FAIR principles also refer to the software hosting infrastructures that need to be supported and maintained. Therefore, both researchers/software developers and repositories need to enhance the visibility to promote reuse of the research software, and to enable computational reproducibility and transparency (Ramachandran et al, 2021) to speed up scientific advance and innovation. Within the framework of the EOSC Synergy Project (2022), DIGITAL.CSIC is developing an evaluation tool that will automatically assess the FAIRness of their digital objects to help: 1) researchers to better describe and manage their research products and, 2) repository administrators to identify technological issues for further development.…”
Section: Open Questions and Further Stepsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The FAIR principles also refer to the software hosting infrastructures that need to be supported and maintained. Therefore, both researchers/software developers and repositories need to enhance the visibility to promote reuse of the research software, and to enable computational reproducibility and transparency (Ramachandran et al, 2021) to speed up scientific advance and innovation. Within the framework of the EOSC Synergy Project (2022), DIGITAL.CSIC is developing an evaluation tool that will automatically assess the FAIRness of their digital objects to help: 1) researchers to better describe and manage their research products and, 2) repository administrators to identify technological issues for further development.…”
Section: Open Questions and Further Stepsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Open Science [16] is a movement promoted by the OECD 2 countries and promoted by the European Commission. It advocates free access by citizens to the results of scientific research, data, resources, results, thoughts, as well as that the results and discoveries of scientific research are universally accessible and unrestricted.…”
Section: Open Sciencementioning
confidence: 99%
“…To ease off those limitations, we have designed FMRepo, a first prototype of a new repository for feature model exchange and knowledge sharing. FMRepo aims to integrate both the common variability language and feature model analysis capabilities that are in consonance with other MODEVAR initiatives, such as the proposed universal variability language (UVL) [1], and the framework for automated analysis of feature models (AAFM) [6], as well as adhering to open science principles [16]. Meet open science standards.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…It is as important to include these data and the conclusions drawn from them. The availability of published data has been recognised as being of crucial importance (Ramachandran et al, 2021;Reichman et al, 2011). For comparative studies and for meta-analyses, data are more valuable than interpretations.…”
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