#Tag
4:30 am wakeup, time to put a thought bubble onto paper. About data, interoperability, bicycles.
*caveat: will likely edit. This is a bit of a brain dump.
**usual caveat: for rigorous discussion, hire me ;). Not gonna do this for free on the fedi...
https://www.spatialised.net/the-bicycle-model-of-interoperability/
4:30 am wakeup, time to put a thought bubble onto paper. About data, interoperability, bicycles.
*caveat: will likely edit. This is a bit of a brain dump.
**usual caveat: for rigorous discussion, hire me ;). Not gonna do this for free on the fedi...
https://www.spatialised.net/the-bicycle-model-of-interoperability/
4:30 am wakeup, time to put a thought bubble onto paper. About data, interoperability, bicycles.
*caveat: will likely edit. This is a bit of a brain dump.
**usual caveat: for rigorous discussion, hire me ;). Not gonna do this for free on the fedi...
https://www.spatialised.net/the-bicycle-model-of-interoperability/
💡 Refonte d'une ressource sur DoRANum !
Zoom sur SWHID a été entièrement repensée.
👉 Découvrez comment l’identifiant SWHID permet d’identifier de manière unique les codes sources des logiciels et d’améliorer leur traçabilité.
https://doranum.fr/identifiants-perennes-pid/zoom-swhid_10_13143_3qqg-yx41/
#DoRANum #SWHID #FAIR #UL #INRIA
💡 Refonte d'une ressource sur DoRANum !
Zoom sur SWHID a été entièrement repensée.
👉 Découvrez comment l’identifiant SWHID permet d’identifier de manière unique les codes sources des logiciels et d’améliorer leur traçabilité.
https://doranum.fr/identifiants-perennes-pid/zoom-swhid_10_13143_3qqg-yx41/
#DoRANum #SWHID #FAIR #UL #INRIA
A Strategic Community #Roadmap for an #Australian#FAIR#Vocabulary Ecosystem
https://doi.org/10.25911/N6K8-F540
Three years ago, I participated in a very engaged workshop at #ANU on #vocabularies for FAIR #data management. It sharpened how I think about vocabularies. I now see them primarily as a #KnowledgeTransfer tool for representing domain expertise in an actionable form. And I think we do a terrible job both at highlighting how critical they are (particularly in an age where trusted expertise is harder to find) and also at making them easier for others to find and reuse.
I picture this scenario. A student is about to start collecting data for their thesis. They need to make choices about what variables to observe or what questions to ask participants, and they need to think about how they want to represent the results to support their analysis. In the ideal case, the actual data collecting effort is about populating an imagined but initially empty data matrix. If they could be assisted to find the best structured and most widely used (in their domain) vocabularies for any categorical values in their data, it would be possible to generate that template matrix with in-built validation tools, etc. The data they finally collect would have most of its metadata already defined and would be properly interoperable with data collected by others in their domain. Meta-analysis would be much simpler.
I am interested in why tools like this don't really exist, or at least why they are not mainstream. I think it's because vocabularies are seen as such an ultra-nerdy subset of the nerdy topic of #metadata rather than presented as an opportunity to stand on the shoulders of others. What can be done to make them more friendly and intuitive for such purposes?
Finally, after way too many struggles, we have a report and recommendations from from that meeting in 2022. I tried to add some of these ideas to the final product as best I could.
A Strategic Community #Roadmap for an #Australian#FAIR#Vocabulary Ecosystem
https://doi.org/10.25911/N6K8-F540
Three years ago, I participated in a very engaged workshop at #ANU on #vocabularies for FAIR #data management. It sharpened how I think about vocabularies. I now see them primarily as a #KnowledgeTransfer tool for representing domain expertise in an actionable form. And I think we do a terrible job both at highlighting how critical they are (particularly in an age where trusted expertise is harder to find) and also at making them easier for others to find and reuse.
I picture this scenario. A student is about to start collecting data for their thesis. They need to make choices about what variables to observe or what questions to ask participants, and they need to think about how they want to represent the results to support their analysis. In the ideal case, the actual data collecting effort is about populating an imagined but initially empty data matrix. If they could be assisted to find the best structured and most widely used (in their domain) vocabularies for any categorical values in their data, it would be possible to generate that template matrix with in-built validation tools, etc. The data they finally collect would have most of its metadata already defined and would be properly interoperable with data collected by others in their domain. Meta-analysis would be much simpler.
I am interested in why tools like this don't really exist, or at least why they are not mainstream. I think it's because vocabularies are seen as such an ultra-nerdy subset of the nerdy topic of #metadata rather than presented as an opportunity to stand on the shoulders of others. What can be done to make them more friendly and intuitive for such purposes?
Finally, after way too many struggles, we have a report and recommendations from from that meeting in 2022. I tried to add some of these ideas to the final product as best I could.
Fairness & Accuracy In Reporting
FAIR looked at 15 different news outlets’ initial coverage of the murders of six Palestinian journalists. We found that they overwhelmingly centered Israel’s narrative, attempted to delegitimize pro-Palestinian sources, and failed to contextualize the killings within the larger context of the genocide.
#FAIR#Gaza#Journalists#Media#WarCrime#Palestine#Israel#Reporting#Genocide
Fairness & Accuracy In Reporting
FAIR looked at 15 different news outlets’ initial coverage of the murders of six Palestinian journalists. We found that they overwhelmingly centered Israel’s narrative, attempted to delegitimize pro-Palestinian sources, and failed to contextualize the killings within the larger context of the genocide.
#FAIR#Gaza#Journalists#Media#WarCrime#Palestine#Israel#Reporting#Genocide
Online maps aren't just 'maps', they're here to support the local economy, where you can find people trying to run their business they way the love it and have been working on for years, giving fair- and quality-products in return.
Non-corporate maps are little bibles for a fair society, and it would be great if people use them more often instead of the 'easy amazon click'. It gives so much positivity in return, and not just for the person buying. 😊
Hello #FediScience, migrating from astrodon.social (about to close), I am joining you here (inspired by @wolfgangcramer), so it's time for a new #Introduction
I'm Alexandre Santerne (call me Alex), #astronomer working @LAM_Marseille & teaching at Aix-Marseille #University (France).
I'm expert in finding #NoPlanetB 😀 ( #planets around other #stars).
I want to work in a #fair, #inclusive, and #sustainable #research #environment, so I (try to) act accordingly. I'm a member of @labos1point5
I toot a lot about #Astronomy, #Astrophysics, #Space but also a lot about #ClimateChange and #Climate.
Since 2019, I completely boycott planes, and I travel by #train (long distance) and #bike (short distance) as much as I can.
My other interests include #photography (visit my Flickr gallery in my profile) #Astronomy#Space
Oh, in case you don't know where Aix-Marseille is (trick: in 🇫🇷 ), the image below (credit: #NASA / JPL-Caltech / Space Science Institute) is indicating where I am, as seen from #Saturn...
... and where you also are, together with 8B people as part of 2M species 😀
Hello #FediScience, migrating from astrodon.social (about to close), I am joining you here (inspired by @wolfgangcramer), so it's time for a new #Introduction
I'm Alexandre Santerne (call me Alex), #astronomer working @LAM_Marseille & teaching at Aix-Marseille #University (France).
I'm expert in finding #NoPlanetB 😀 ( #planets around other #stars).
I want to work in a #fair, #inclusive, and #sustainable #research #environment, so I (try to) act accordingly. I'm a member of @labos1point5
I toot a lot about #Astronomy, #Astrophysics, #Space but also a lot about #ClimateChange and #Climate.
Since 2019, I completely boycott planes, and I travel by #train (long distance) and #bike (short distance) as much as I can.
My other interests include #photography (visit my Flickr gallery in my profile) #Astronomy#Space
Oh, in case you don't know where Aix-Marseille is (trick: in 🇫🇷 ), the image below (credit: #NASA / JPL-Caltech / Space Science Institute) is indicating where I am, as seen from #Saturn...
... and where you also are, together with 8B people as part of 2M species 😀
Science thrives when knowledge is open! 👩🔬 Check out this strategy for #OpenScience: integrating #FAIR & #CARE principles, responsible researcher assessment #DORA, and digital infrastructure for transparent research
@span BarcelonaDORI:
🔓 https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15007508
Let's build a transparent, inclusive, and impactful research ecosystem together! Global impact begins locally!
#OpenAccess#FAIRdata#ResearchIntegrity#CitizenScience#ResearchAssessment#SciComm#EOSC#HigherEd
Update. "Safeguarding Research & Culture — Distributing Cultural Memory"
https://safeguarding-research.discourse.group/about
"The destruction of knowledge and cultural heritage has happened, and therefore it can happen again. We are in the middle of that happening, whether it is caused by human action or natural causes…Safeguarding Research & Culture (#SRC) is creating an alternative #infrastructure for archiving and disseminating of cultural heritage and scientific knowledge…Together, we can ensure that our cultural, intellectual and scientific heritage exists in multiple copies, in multiple places, and that no single entity or group of entities can make it all disappear. Our archive is built according to the principles of #FAIR and #CARE, based on open technologies and standards, and resilient against loss via meaningfully distributed storage…Everyone, from individuals to institutions, can participate by accessing, contributing, and supporting these archival infrastructures."
#Censorship#Crowdsource#DefendResearch#OpenInfrastructure#OpenSource#Preservation#Takedowns #Trump#USPol#USPolitics
Online maps aren't just 'maps', they're here to support the local economy, where you can find people trying to run their business they way the love it and have been working on for years, giving fair- and quality-products in return.
Non-corporate maps are little bibles for a fair society, and it would be great if people use them more often instead of the 'easy amazon click'. It gives so much positivity in return, and not just for the person buying. 😊
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