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.
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. |