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Data Citation Breakout

Spruce Group Notes by Julia Collins Facilitated by Erin Robinson http://ietherpad.com/s6guK7fpru. Data Citation Breakout. Potential Datasets for Citation. Biologic species Dataset views Field campaigns Automated observing systems. Can you cite your own data now?. No.

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Data Citation Breakout

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  1. Spruce Group Notes by Julia Collins Facilitated by Erin Robinsonhttp://ietherpad.com/s6guK7fpru Data Citation Breakout

  2. Potential Datasets for Citation • Biologic species • Dataset views • Field campaigns • Automated observing systems

  3. Can you cite your own data now? • No.

  4. Citation Issues & Research Questions • What artifacts do you cite? • Ambiguous title/author (data prepared without citation in mind) • Original data vs. Processed data • What is the citation purpose? • Just to give credit? • To find the exact data used and replicate analysis • Data Identifiers • What level of granularity is ID (collection, files)? • Who has the authority to give an ID? • ID vs. Locator

  5. Longer-term Research Questions • Provenance and citation • Workflow citation • Long-term preservation • Where does the authoritative copy reside? • Mirroring issues

  6. Outreach Strategies • Partner with a journal to require authors to try to cite their data • Use cases that come from this could define best practices • Different domain communities will have different practices • GenBank required for publication • Educate funding agencies and universities on data citation practices

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