Data Working Group

Each element could be thought of as a microservice. Perhaps something we could recommend or host locally.

The Australian national data service site; cool because they distinguish between depositing data and registering its existence and each is a different service. Even though we're a single university, offering a registry might appeal to those sections of the U that are more interested in autonomy while still giving us some information about who does what here on campus.

Note extensive use of citation standards, download statistics and citation statistics when they can get them. Also, co-sponsored by Minnesota Population Center (MPC) and some of the data totally free to all users.

heather piowar

interesting about the community research networks.

We could definitely use some of this for our own outreach and teaching (the PPTs, reading lists & online resources lists)! To adapt it, just remove the UK and Social Anthro parts.

There are a lot of scientific data repositories in China that have been growing since the 90's. Interesting sea change of ethics and sharing practices.

Really nice resource of research articles, tools, and policies for geo data and beyond.

Great approach!

Nice site by harvard

cool list of projects...how can we promote the ones on our campus?

free webinars by UC...see the June 30th event on the DMP tool

Welcome to Total-Impact. This site allows you to track the impact of various online research artifacts. It grabs metrics from many different sites and displays them all in one place.

BigQuery??  "the service is designed for large-scale internal data analytics, to companies of all sizes, and it's adding a web interface so you can do it all in the cloud."

Science depends on good data. Data are central to our understanding of the natural world, yet most data in ecology and evolution are lost to science-except perhaps in summary form-very quickly after they are collected. ... Yet these data, even after the main results for which they were collected are published, are invaluable to science, for meta‐analysis, new uses, and quality control.