Pfeiffenberger-Data Policies and Sustainability-NFDP13
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Presentation by Hans Pfeiffenberger on challenges presented by data availability policies and issues of sustainability given at the Now and Future of Data Publishing Symposium, 22 May 2013, Oxford, UK
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- 1. H. Pfeiffenberger NFDP13, 2013-05-22, Oxford Policy vs. (!) Sustainability Hans Pfeiffenberger Alfred-Wegener-Institute for Polar and Marine Research, Helmholtz Association - Germany The Now and Future of Data Publishing, 2013-05-22, Oxford
- 2. H. Pfeiffenberger NFDP13, 2013-05-22, Oxford Information-Infrastructure of Science - 350 years ago
- 3. H. Pfeiffenberger NFDP13, 2013-05-22, Oxford “Without the infrastructure that helps scientists manage their data in a convenient and efficient way, no culture of data sharing will evolve.” Stefan Winkler-Nees (Deutsche Forschungs-Gemeinschaft, DFG)
- 4. H. Pfeiffenberger NFDP13, 2013-05-22, Oxford “[Researchers would prefer] just one point of access to all data, which would be simple to use and „fool proof‟.” But she suspects it is wishful thinking to ask for Google-like simplicity when one looks for “chlorophyll data in the Atlantic at 200 meters depth” Karin Lochte (Alfred Wegener Institute for Polar and Marine Research)
- 5. H. Pfeiffenberger NFDP13, 2013-05-22, Oxford Metaphor: Database – „5459 cross section data files, 914 species“ Most trustworthy, useful data! A community resource No DOIs No formal long term commitment How to do formal QA, data/peer review?
- 6. H. Pfeiffenberger NFDP13, 2013-05-22, Oxford MaNIDA: Publications and Data network To be spammed by Citation policy?
- 7. H. Pfeiffenberger NFDP13, 2013-05-22, Oxford Conclusion Data Publication will be sustained if it is useful (and reasonably priced) Infrastructure providers, publishers: Learn more about what is actually useful! Funders, don’t destroy usefull-ness and use-ability by naïve policy! no incentives to publish random noise, please! (no “counting” of datasets, downloads, etc.) no incentives to “vanity”/scratch my back-citations, please! (no “h-index”- type statistics) don’t let publishers (commercial entities) create a balkanized experience, again!