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Repositorio de Datos Académicos RDA-UNR. Colaboraciones en América Latina. Serie de seminarios web de RDA: Diseño e implementación de repositorios de datos de investigación.Ejemplos en América Latina
Se presenta el caso del Repositorio de Datos Académicos de la Universidad Nacional de Rosario en el marco del seminario web "Diseño e implementación de repositorios de datos de investigación Ejemplos en América Latina" organizado por RDA Research Data Alliance.
Este evento formó parte la serie de seminarios web RDA de Colaboraciones en América Latina centrado en datos abiertos de investigación en países de América Latina. Este seminario web muestra ejemplos exitosos del diseño e implementación de repositorios de datos de investigación en universidades de tres países diferentes: Argentina, Brasil y Chile. Se puede acceder al video en https://youtu.be/Mzo-4IDsw6YFil: Bongiovani, Paola Carolina. Universidad Nacional de Rosario. Rosario; Argentina
RDA Council Election Processes & Procedures 2023
This document outline the Research Data Alliance processes and procedures for carrying out RDA Council elections
RDA COVID-19 Recommendations and Guidelines on Data Sharing
Documento escrito por un elevado número de autores/as, solo se referencia el/la que aparece en primer lugar y los/as autores/as pertenecientes a la UC3M.This is the final version of the Recommendations and Guidelines from the RDA COVID-19 Working Group, and has been endorsed through the official RDA processData holds the potential to drive rapid response and informed decision-making during public health emergencies. There is a need for timely and accurate collection, reporting and sharing of data within and between research communities, public health practitioners, clinicians and policymakers. Accurate and rapid availability of data will inform assessment of the severity, spread and impact of a pandemic to implement efficient and effective response strategies
Card Reseach Data Alliance, Español
Cartas con las iniciativas de los Grupos de trabajo y Grupos de Interés de la Research Data Alliance, versión español.Agradecimientos y colaboraciones de la versión en español
Andrea Méndez Solano (Universidad Técnica Nacional y CONARE, Costa Rica)
Andrea Mora Campos (Universidad Nacional y CONARE, Costa Rica)
Federico Cetrángolo (LA Referencia)
Johan Espinoza Rojas (LA Referencia)
Diseño y diagramación:
Mónica Ulate Segura (Universidad Nacional, Costa Rica
The Research Data Alliance: Building Bridges to Enable Scientific Data Sharing
International audienceThe Research Data Alliance is an international organization which aims at building the technical and sociological bridges that enable the open sharing of scientific data. It is a remarkable forum to discuss all the aspects of scientific data sharing with colleagues from all around the world: in November 2016, after 3.5 years of existence, it has 4 500 members from 115 countries. The biannual Plenary meetings, which gather several hundred participants, are rotating between different regions. The March 2017 one will be held in Barcelona and the September 2017 one in Montreal, after Tokyo and Denver in 2016. The RDA work is organized bottom-up, with Working Groups which have 18 months to produce implementable deliverables and Interest Groups which serve as platforms of communication and discussion and also produce important outputs such as surveys and recommendations. There are currently 27 Working Groups and 45 Interest Groups, tackling a wide diversity of subjects, including community needs, reference for sharing, data stewardship and services, and topics related to the base infrastructure of data sharing. Some scientific communities use the RDA as a neutral forum to define their own disciplinary data sharing framework, with major successes such as the Wheat Data Interoperability Working Group which worked in coordination with the International Wheat Initiative. Astronomy has the IVOA to define its interoperability standards, and so we do not need to create a Group for that purpose in the RDA. But many topics discussed in the RDA have a strong interest for us, for instance on data citation or certification of data repositories. We have a lot to share from what we have learnt in building our disciplinary global data infrastructure; we also have a lot to learn from others. The paper discusses RDA current themes or results of interest for astronomy data providers, and current liaisons with astronomy
Research Data Alliance & les données linguistiques
Presentation from "Journées FLOraL-PFC: dialectologie et phonologie de corpus", 23-25 november 2017, Paris
Research Data Alliance gegründet
"Während einer internationalen Tagung vom 18. – 20. März 2013 in Göteborg wurde offiziell die „Research Data Alliance“ (RDA) gegründet. Diese globale Initiative, derzeit maßgeblich getragen von der National Science Foundation (NSF), der Europäischen Kommission (Projekt iCordi) und des Australian National Data Service (ANDS), hat es sich zur Aufgabe gemacht, Innovation und Erkenntnisgewinn in der Wissenschaft durch international abgestimmte Maßnahmen für einen besseren Umgang mit Forschungsdat..
Research Data Alliance (RDA)
Research Data Alliance (RDA) je globalna organizacija usmjerena na razvoj društvenih i tehničkih uvjeta za otvoreno dijeljenje i ponovnu upotrebu podataka te poticanje inovacije temeljene na podacima. Rad RDA temelji se na individualnom članstvu, a članovi se okupljaju u interesnim i radnim grupama.
U okviru projekta RDA Europe 4.0, Srce je u rujnu 2019. potpisalo ugovor s projektnim partnerom Sveučilištem u Göttingenu (UGOE) te je uspostavljen hrvatski nacionalni RDA čvor. Nacionalni čvor će kroz suradnju s Hrvatskom zakladom za znanost i Ministarstvom znanosti i obrazovanja te partnerskim ustanovama nastojati stvoriti uvjete i podršku za otvoreno dijeljenje istraživačkih podataka
Author roles for the paper "Fostering global data sharing: highlighting the recommendations of the Research Data Alliance COVID-19 working group"
Author Contributions for "Fostering global data sharing: highlighting the recommendations of the Research Data Alliance COVID-19 working group". Roles are defined using the CRediT Taxonomy. Only those roles that authors have carried out are listed. Participation in a role is marked with ✓
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