FAIR data & Open Science
The DCC stimulates open science practices at the UG by helping its researchers to make their data FAIR: Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable. The FAIR principles were introduced in 2016 and have become the norm for practicing open science and responsible data management:
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Findable - easy discovery by both fellow researchers and computers
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Accessible - availability to others, under well-defined conditions
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Interoperable - easy integration and sharing across systems and platforms
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Reusable - others can reuse your data for new research and reproduce your results
How to FAIRify your data
Practicing FAIR means integrating the FAIR principles in your research workflow.
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Make your data FAIR through data repository DataverseNL
DataverseNL (DVNL) is a data repository managed and supported by the UG DCC and Library. It welcomes contributions from all disciplines. Deposited datasets and software receive rich metadata and a unique Digital Object Identifier (DOI) that allows for data citation. Datasets from DVNL are made ‘findable’ through the UG’s Research Portal.
Last modified: | 17 February 2023 3.18 p.m. |