1. Zenodo: A Research Data Repository for All
Tim SMITH
Open Science as a Common Good – 2017/05/03

2. The Research Iceberg kB MB GB TB PB
Statistical analyses, Algorithms, Data/Theory comparisons
Sensors, calibration, raw data, processed data, reconstruction code, physics objects PB

3. Body of Knowledge Tectonic Plates
Who ?
When ?
Tectonic Plates
biologists, chemists, climatologists, computer programmers, engineers, geologists, meteorologists, physicists
Graphene
nanoelectronics, supercapacitors, solar cells, batteries, flexible displays, hydrogen storage, and sensors
Sleeping beauty until 2004
Super material: mother of all graphitic materials like fullerenes, carbon nanotubes, and graphite
interest to both physicists and chemists: potential applicaitons
Sleeping beauties
Superconductors (Bean; 1962)
Quantum Mechanics (Einstein, Podolsky, Rosen; 1935)

4. Share ≠ Publish ≠ Preserve
The Web Store
Link rot
Acquisitions & Mergers
Share ≠ Publish ≠ Preserve

5. Catch-All Service Open Access Pilot Open Access Mandate
Open Data Pilot
fosters the social and technical links that enable Open Science in Europe and beyond

6. Open Research as a Service
Repository:
Institute
National
Subject

7. Communities of Use

8. Trusted Foundations
Peer Reviewers

9. Why ? The Name ? Trust ? Zenodotus of Ephesus
First librarian of the Ancient Library of Alexandria
First recorded use of metadata

10. Data …Mountain…Lake…Cloud…
400 TB
8 GB/s
150 PB
150,000,000 GB

11. Preservation: Driven by Science
Bit Preservation: ISO standard
Software preservation
Analysis Preservation
REusable ANAlyses
Data Seal of Approval

12. Guaranteeing Access to Research for All
Public
Funding (research)
Goods (generated data)
Interest
Access
Forever (beyond typical life cycles of funders/projects/companies)
Simply:
At publicly funded, enabled institutions
Solutions in place
Motivated to keep at technical frontier
Overlay Services
Value-add not exclusivity

13. Tim.Smith@cern.ch 0000-0002-1567-7116 http://cern.ch/tim.smith
Thank You ! Questions ?