[Reyna Jenkyns]

 
Collaborative session notes: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1xQ9cn_qz9mgDwSgtKAq_nXZHIfIY3IlJTRPL…

Introduction – contextualization and motivation

Methodology – how did we reach our conclusion

Survey with Re3Data

Use Case collection and scheme

Constraints collection

Present draft outputs: guidance paper & use cases

Interactive activities for participants to:

Provide feedback on draft outputs

Discuss potential adoption cases

Conclusion/next steps

Additional links to informative material
Draft WG outputs will be provided when available
Podcast about the WG: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jbKOYacCb9A&ab_channel=RDAUSRegion

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Data Discovery Paradigms IG

Brief introduction describing the activities and scope of the group
The RDA Data Granularity Working Group (WG) addresses issues of data granularity in data discovery, access, interoperability, analysis, citation, and more. More efficient and effective reuse of data requires that users can find and access data at various levels of granularity. The WG explores key questions and collects and shares valuable information for how to best support data granularity, providing guidance to help data professionals to determine the best level of granularity for user discovery, access, interoperability and citability. The activities and final recommendations of the Data Granularity WG build upon and complement existing and ongoing work of several RDA Working and Interest Groups that touch upon the subject of data granularity. The final deliverable for the WG is a set of collected use cases and a guidance document of data granularity approaches for prioritized use cases, including terminology, methods to evaluate approaches, and a summary of community feedback.

Group chair serving as contact person
Brigitte Mathiak

Meeting objectives

Contextualize the big picture and scope of data granularity 

Present draft outputs: guidance paper & use cases

Gain feedback on draft outputs

Recruit early adopters

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