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Revision as of 22:05, 14 June 2012
Introduction
The goal of the data access and sharing policies is to implement the Governance Model for secure and confidential access to resources and services, in a context where data sharing opportunities is exacerbated.
The development of data policies here focuses on meeting demands that exists in the EA-CoPCommunity of Practice. and build on the services provided by Infrastructure Policies.
The discussion in the EA-CoPCommunity of Practice. is documented in the iMarine Board Channel, where the CoPCommunity of Practice. has been equipped with a document area and a discussion forum to facilitate an informal yet confidential discussion for 'members only'.
The outputs of that discussion are documented here, for comments by the Project Implementation partners of the consortium.
Why Data Access and Sharing Policies?
The policies aim to guarantee the integrity of all data populating iMarine and to maximize their utilization through clear sharing rules, while preserving the original policy settings.
Examples
Resources
A first draft of the Data Access and Sharing Policy development plan was presented at the first iMarine Board meeting in Rome, 19 March 2012. It is available on the BSCW.
Data and Access Policy Chapters
The planned chapters for the EA-CoPCommunity of Practice. Data Access and Sharing Policies are:
1. Purpose
2. Introduction
3. Definitions
3.1 Why Data Access and Sharing Policies?
3.2 What are users?
3.3 What type of data?
3.3.1 iMarine & D4ScienceAn e-Infrastructure operated by the D4Science.org initiative. infrastructure
3.4 Metadata
3.4.1 Dynamic data
3.5 Public data
3.6 Policies documentation
3.7 iMarine Terms of Use
3.8 Privacy
4. Data access
4.1 Open format
5. Sharing data
5.1 Which license?
5.2 Quality assurance in iMarine
5.3 Derivative works
6. Use cases
6.1 Code list management
6.2 Spread (Statistical and Geospatial data)
6.3 Fisheries Linked Open Data (FLOD) , using an external knowledge base
6.4 VME Reporting tool
7. Other policies
8. Other sources
