ResearchObject.org (RO)
Published October 29, 2018 | Version v1
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Research Objects For Everyday Use

Creators

  • 1. University of Southern California

Description

Overview:

  • What does it mean to have a scientific “result”
  • Science must be reproducible..
  • Lets focus on the data...
  • Reproducible Data is FAIR
  • GOAL: FAIR Collaboration
  • Knowledge Turns and Publication
  • What does it mean to have research objects in daily use
  • Minimal Identifiers (Minids)
  • Large Multi-File Datasets: Big Data Bags
  • Research Objects: rich metadata for bags
  • Large, multi-file datasets
  • Scientific Digital Asset Management
  • Discovery Environment for Relational Information and
    Versioned Assets (DERIVA)

Notes

Invited Keynote at RO2018

Files

S01E02-Carl Kesselman-Research Objects for Everyday Use.pdf

Files (12.5 MB)

Additional details

Cites
10.25548/BURB-6P44 (DOI)
10.1073/pnas.1802966115 (DOI)
10.1038/533452a (DOI)
References
http://docs.derivacloud.org/ (URL)
https://fair-research.org/ (URL)
https://dev.gudmap.org/ (URL)
http://identifiers.org/ark/ark:/57799/b9040f (URL)
ark:/57799/b9040f (ARK)

References

  • Karl Popper, 1959. The logic of scientific discovery. Hutchinson, London, United Kingdom.