status: Completed
Chair (s): Bernard Schutz, Victoria Stodden
Group Email: [group_email]
Secretariat Liaison: enquiries@rd-alliance.org
This interest group seeks to advance and enable reproducibility in research based on or producing datasets. Our goals are to provide community based recommendations and infrastructure solutions, doing so in coordination with the other RDA Working and Interest Groups where appropriate. Our efforts are also intended to produce Working Groups that can pilot these recommendations and solutions, with an eye to building on existing computational infrastructure.
Posts
13
March
2023
Birds of Feather session on Computational Reproducibility at Plenary 20
by Tom Honeyman
Hi All, I'm writing to let you know about an upcoming birds of a feather session on Computational Reproducibility at the next plenary, which I hope you can attend.0 | Add new comment
13
March
2023
Birds of Feather session on Computational Reproducibility at Plenary 20
by Tom Honeyman
Hi All, I'm writing to let you know about an upcoming birds of a feather session on Computational Reproducibility at the next plenary, which I hope you can attend.1 | Add new comment
29
October
2021
RDA CURE-FAIR WG: Invitation to attend our session at the RDA Plenary 18
by Limor Peer
We encourage the RDA community to join our session, “Connecting the Dots on Curating for FAIR and Reproducible Research,” at the RDA VP18 Plenary (Wednesday, November 3, 2021, 22:30-00:00 UTC, Breakout 3). Meeting agenda:0 | Add new comment
16
April
2021
BibLaTeX support for software (Was: Re: [rda-datacitation-wg] Data Citation - Participate in shaping BibLaTeX)
[cross-posting this message to other groups that may find this relevant, with some context for them, apologies to the Data Citation WG for repetitions] Dear all, there is an interesting thread in the Data Citation WG about extending the @dataset entry in biblatex, which is just treated as @misc in biblatex today, and falls quite short of fitting the bill [1]. A year ago, we had a similar situation for the @software entry type, which is also just an alias for the @misc entry. Today, the situation has changed a lot,0 | Add new comment
10
November
2020
CURE-FAIR WG at RDA VP16
by Limor Peer
Dear all, The RDA 16th Plenary meeting is taking place from November 9-12, 2020. The CURE-FAIR Working Group will be participating in Breakout 8 on Thursday November 12, 2020, 9:00 - 10:30 PM UTC in a session on the "current state of curation practices that support computational reproducibility."0 | Add new comment
27
October
2020
[request for input] Challenges with computational reproducibility
by Limor Peer
Dear All, A quick reminder that we are seeking your input: We invite you to share your pain-point stories relating to computational reproducibility (i.e., the ability to repeat the analysis and arrive at the same results). Whether you are a researcher, data manager, repository manager, publisher, or otherwise involved in the research enterprise -- we want to hear about your experiences!0 | Add new comment
10
June
2020
Preprint on reproducibility feedback request (awarded RDA Europe adoption grant)
Dear all, The Maneage project (MANaging data linEAGE: maneage.org) was awarded an RDA Europe Adoption grant last year for adopting the recommendations of the RDA/WDS Publishing Data Workflows Working Group from the researcher's perspective. In this time, thanks to RDA's support, we were able to present it in several international seminars, hold some workshops and increase its user base (and thus improve its implementation, documentation and etc). I am happy to say that a draft paper describing its founding principles and the necessity of considering longevity in reproducible solutions has...0 | Add new comment
19
May
2020
CURE-FAIR case statement for review
by Limor Peer
Dear colleagues, The CURE-FAIR Working Group Case Statement is under community review until June 15, 2020. The goal of the WG is to establish guidelines and standards for curating for reproducible and FAIR data and code. The WG aims to engage with RDA groups working on related and complementary projects, and we invite you to review the document and provide feedback.0 | Add new comment
06
April
2020
CURE-FAIR session update - Virtual Plenary 15
by Limor Peer
Dear CURE-FAIR WG participants, Thank you for participating in the RDAV15 joint session of the CURE-FAIR WG and the Reproducible Health Data Services WG. Whether you attended on April 1 or 2 (or both!), we appreciate your time and willingness to engage with this work!0 | Add new comment
26
March
2020
RDA virtual plenary: CURE-FAIR WG & Reproducible Health Data Services WG joint session on April 1 and 2
by Limor Peer
Dear Colleagues, As you know, RDA has made the difficult decision to cancel the 15th Plenary in Melbourne and to proceed with a virtual plenary meeting between 8 March – 10 April 2020.0 | Add new comment