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SUMMARY:Guidelines for creating a user tailored EOSC Compliant PID Policy - D3.3 - Open for comments
DESCRIPTION:The Guidelines for creating a user tailored EOSC Compliant PID Policy (D3.3) formulates 16 guidelines for helping PID Managers to formulate an EOSC compliant PID policy. \nThe main source for the guidelines are the outcomes of the compliance assessment of the EOSC PID policy. Other sources of best practice are a review of national and institutional PID policies\, outputs and recommendations of the Research Data Alliance (RDA)\, review of PID Stack documentation and published use of PIDs in workflows and specific use cases. \nThe results provided by the report are relevant for all actors in the PID Ecosystem\, such as PID Service Providers\, PID Owners\, PID Authorities and PID Standards Bodies. The main target group\, however\, are PID Managers\, who have the responsibility to maintain the integrity of the relationship between entities and their PIDs. PID Managers may include a provider of a data repository\, a data catalogue\, or a research workflow system. \nThis deliverable is opened for the external community review as well as review in the ongoing FAIR-IMPACT support programme Creating EOSC compliant Persistent Identifier (PID) policies. The period for the reviews is open until 2024-08-31 \nProvide your feedback in this shared document
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SUMMARY:Open Consultation: Crafting a vision for European Repositories
DESCRIPTION:In January 2023\, OpenAIRE\, LIBER\, SPARC Europe\, and COAR unveiled a joint strategy to strengthen the European repository network. This aim is to further strengthen the open science landscape in Europe by reinforcing and enhancing repositories across Europe by emphasizing their value\, spreading best practices\, and supporting the establishment of national networks. \nOpen Consultation – European Repository Strategy\nAs the first step\, a comprehensive survey of the European repository landscape was conducted from February to March 2023. The survey revealed that European repositories collectively acquire\, preserve\, and provide open access to tens\, if not hundreds\, of millions of valuable research outputs\, serving as critical\, non-profit infrastructure in the European open science landscape. However\, the survey also identified several areas needing improvement. \nSpecifically\, repositories face three primary challenges: \n\nMaintaining up-to-date\, highly functional software platforms.\nImplementing consistent and comprehensive best practices in metadata\, preservation\, and usage statistics.\nAchieving appropriate visibility in the scholarly ecosystem.\n\nCrafting a Vision for European Repositories\nBased on these findings\, it was agreed to prepare a position paper outlining our collective vision for the future of repositories in Europe. To achieve this\, we are seeking input from various communities to gather insights and feedback. This open consultation is specifically designed to collect input from a variety of stakeholder communities\, and your participation is vital. \nWe can’t do it alone—we need YOUR insights and feedback to shape this vision. \n\nGive us your input\n\nYour valuable contributions will help to inform the initial draft of the position paper\, which will be refined through focus groups. Together\, we can build a stronger\, more connected European repository network.
URL:https://eosc-austria.at/events/open-consultation-crafting-a-vision-for-european-repositories/
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