1. Publishing & Citing Research Data Arun Prakash

2. Agenda  Introduction  Why is Data publishing important ?  Ongoing Work  Role of Semantics

3. Introduction  Knowledge, as published through scientific literature, is the last step in a process originating from primary scientific data  Little or no data associated with publications is released  Some organizations require data publicto be released as a part of their funding policy http://www.jstage.jst.go.jp/article/dsj/5/0/79/_pdf

4. Why is data publishing important?  Verifiability  Transparency  Recognition  New Research directions  Scientific products with added value

5. Ongoing Work John Hopkins - DataPub  Funded by Institute for Museum and Library Sciences (IMLS) and Microsoft Research

6. Ongoing Work John Hopkins – DataPub Author Publisher https://wiki.library.jhu.edu/download/attachments/16319/Reynolds-DLF-2008-Spring.ppt?version=1 e

7. Ongoing Work John Hopkins – DataPub https://wiki.library.jhu.edu/download/attachments/16319/Reynolds-DLF-2008-Spring.ppt?version=1 Author Archive DLF Spring Forum, April 2008Archiving Published Data

8. Scientific Publication Packages  Jane Hunter, Professorial Research Fellow University of Queensland  Scientific Publication Packages – A Selective Approach to the Communication and Archival of Scientific Output

9. Scientific Publication Packages www.ijdc.net/index.php/ijdc/article/view/8/4

10. Scientific Publication Packages www.ijdc.net/index.php/ijdc/article/view/8/4

11. DataCite.org  Acts as a Global DOI Registration agency for scientific content

12. DataCite http://www.ilds2009.eu/fileadmin/user_upload/Full_text/DataCite_Brase_COINFO.pdf

13. A Proposed Standard for the Scholarly Citation of Quantitative Data  Micah Altman Associate Director, Harvard-MIT Data Center and Micah Altman  Gary King David Florence Professor of Government, Institute for Quantitative Social Science Gary King

14. A Proposed Standard for the Scholarly Citation of Quantitative Data  Minimal Citation Standard  Title  Date  Author  Unique Identifier  Unique Numerical Fingerprint  Bridge Service

15. A Proposed Standard for the Scholarly Citation of Quantitative Data  Micah Altman; Karin MacDonald; Michael P. McDonald, 2005, "Computer Use in Redistricting", hdl:1902.1/AMXGCNKCLU UNF:3:J0PkMygLPfIyT1E/8xO/EA== http://id.thedata.org/hdl%3A1902.1%2FAMXGCNKCLU

16. RSC Prospect  Provides semantically enhanced publications  Links articles to ontology terms  Features  Find citing articles  Find similar titles http://www.rsc.org/Publishing/Journals/ProjectProspect/index.asp

17. Earth System Science Data  Publishes articles on research data sets  Articles contain information about planning, instrumentation and execution of experiments or collection of data  Uses two stages for publication  Rapid access peer review followed by discussion in the scientific community  Peer Review process completed and papers are published

18. DataDryad  International repository of data underlying peer-reviewed articles in the basic and applied biosciences  Collects data supporting articles published in partner journals  Submitted data licensed under Creative Commons Zero (CC0)Creative Commons Zero (CC0)

19. RIOJA  Aims at providing Quality Assurance for papers submitted to public repositories  Tool to support automated interactions between journal software and public repositories  Demonstrates an “overlay journal” which uses OJS and Arxiv http://www.ucl.ac.uk/ls/rioja/

20. Claddier Discovery Service  Offers a federated discovery service  Harvests metadata from repositories using the OAI-PMH protocol  Provides interface to search for publications and related research data stored at various places

21. Role of semantic web technologies  Ability to describe aggregated content  Semantically enriched publications add value  Cross Linking between publications and data products

22. Thank You !