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Working with the British Library DataCite service - Responsibilities

Working with the British Library DataCite service - Responsibilities. May 25, 2011. Elizabeth Newbold. British Library. Responsibilities of data clients. Open resolution target Data discovery Data persistence. Open Resolution Target.

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Working with the British Library DataCite service - Responsibilities

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  1. Working with the British Library DataCite service - Responsibilities May 25, 2011 Elizabeth Newbold British Library

  2. Responsibilities of data clients • Open resolution target • Data discovery • Data persistence

  3. Open Resolution Target • DOIs must resolve to a publicly accessible landing page • The landing page must be open • Describe the data objects and include at least the mandatory metadata and DOI

  4. Examples of landing pages • ADS: http://archaeologydataservice.ac.uk/archives/view/northumberland_eus_2011/ • BGI: • http://gigadb.org/e-coli/ • UKDA: • http://esds.ac.uk/doi/?sn=6691 • NERC: https://www.bodc.ac.uk/data/published_data_library/catalogue/b376a574_fe2a_4bd1_af3a_d795b2d06745/ • STFC: • https://data.isis.stfc.ac.uk/doi/INVESTIGATION/24066298/

  5. Data Discovery • Mandatory metadata must be provided according to the DataCite metadata scheme • Metadata must be made freely available for discovery purposes • Specifically under CC0 • Develop and implement suitable quality control measures to ensure compliance with the metadata scheme

  6. Data Persistence • Data clients must: • have a clear and public indication to preserve the data • or • have responsibility for providing access to the data over the long term • How can this be satisfied? • By having a formal data preservation plan • An operational service level agreement • Clear intention in a mission statement

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