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Get feedback on the proposed schema expansion to support software
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Evaluate definitions of software and data
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Refine recommendations for the use of relation types in relation to software and data
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Discuss the launch plan for an updated version of the schema
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Provide guidance for use and implementation of the schema to support best practice
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Look at existing data/insights and discuss new adoption opportunities
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Background on / history of the development of the Scholix schema
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Motivations for adding software
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A first draft of the modified schema
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Instances/examples of the schema showing how software is captured and what kinds of relationships to data and articles could be captured
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Where we are with data and how best to support best practices in the schema
Repository Managers and other professionals
Software tools providers and creators
Information Systems professionals
The working group has generated a Scholix metadata schema, has helped implement this schema in multiple Scholix hubs and other infrastructure providers, and has built a community that provides data citation services.
The group is in maintenance mode since 2019 and continues to work on Scholix adoption with repositories, publishers and other industry groups, along with work with the software community to explore expanding the schema to support software linking and citation. We ran a joint session with other related interest groups at the previous plenary to explore this.
Burton, A., Fenner, M., Haak, W., & Manghi, P. (2017). Scholix Metadata Schema For Exchange Of Scholarly Communication Links. https://doi.org/10.5281/ZENODO.1120265
Scholix Metadata Schema
La Bruzzo, S., & Manghi, P. (2017). The Scholix Metadata Schema (Json And Xml). Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/ZENODO.1120275
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A fresh look at FAIR for Research Software is examining the FAIR principles in the context of research software from scratch, not based on pre-existing work. Lead: Daniel S. Katz
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FAIR work in other contexts is examining efforts to apply FAIR principles to different forms including workflows, notebooks and training material, to provide insights for the definition and implementation of FAIR principles for research software. Lead: Michelle Barker
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Definition of research software is reviewing existing definitions of research software and will specify the scope for the WG outputs. Lead: Morane Gruenpeter
Review of new research related to FAIR Software is reviewing new research around FAIR software that has come out since the release of the Towards FAIR principles for research software paper in August 2019. Lead: Neil Chue Hong
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