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Criteria for Data Fitness

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1 Criteria for Data Fitness

2 defining fitness for use criteria
Deliverable 1 defining fitness for use criteria

3 6 categories Based on initial discussions Findability Accessibility
Interoperability Completeness Quality processes Openness

4 Assignment In the next 30 minutes:
Define the term your group is discussing Discuss the criteria (provided) that fall in this category Discuss which FAIR criteria fall into this category Discuss how these criteria can be measured 3 minutes per group to present outcomes

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