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Dataverse integration #1
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Dear Philip, thank you for your interest in DMap and my apologies for the late response! DMap is a research prototype and demo tool developed to explore use cases of machine-actionable DMPs. Repository integration is an obvious use case for machine-actionable DMPs. To allow an information exchange between DMPs and RDM systems, a common data model for DMPs is developed by the RDA DMP Common Standards WG (see https://github.com/RDA-DMP-Common/RDA-DMP-Common-Standard). At my university, prototypes were developed in this direction. I would like to point you to https://hido1994.github.io/madmp/ which shows an integration with Dataverse. Information specified in a DMP (e.g. license, dataset name etc.) can be used to populate metadata fields in the repository system. On the other hand a PID assigned to a dataset by the repository could flow back into the DMP. DMap currently focuses on providing support to researchers by automating the workflow of creating a DMP and exports a DMP in the RDA DMP Common Standard format (JSON). Any RDM service supporting the common data model could help in making systems better integrated. I'm happy to further discuss Dataverse integration. Best wishes, PS. Also, thanks for pointing out the misspelling of Dataverse. Unfortunately I cannot change it because it is controlled vocabulary specified in the re3data schema (http://doi.org/10.2312/re3.007). |
@oblassers your thoughtful reply was well worth the tiny wait! Thank you. I first heard about RDA-DMP-Common-Standard from @TomMiksa at IQSS/dataverse#5859 (comment) and passed that information along at https://groups.google.com/d/msg/dataverse-community/JJB33tqykrI/LJUvgnevAgAJ which in my mind is the main thread on the Dataverse mailing list where people are talking about DMP. From a quick look at https://hido1994.github.io/madmp/ I have a few observations:
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The integration with DMap can be very useful for Dataverse users who need a DMP. Would this mean that Dataverse would have a metadata block to support the DMP machine-actionable metadata? |
Hi all, I am really happy to see that you're interested in our work. Few clarifications from my side to make sure we're one the same page:
Thus, we have two tools, doing different things, but each of them being an important part of the RDM ecosystem around dataverse. In my opinion, exchange of information between repositories and maDMPs is one of the key use cases in which we can automate a lot, and thus bring a lot of benefits to both researchers and repository managers. I am happy to explore jointly further ideas and integrations! Cheers, |
@pdurbin I've sent my re3Data peeps an email about correcting "Dataverse" in the "softwareNames" vocab |
@mercecrosas good question! As @TomMiksa pointed out and @Hido1994 's application shows it could be useful to have maDMP-friendly metadata in the repository and programmatic access to it which could be used to update a DMP. |
The DMP contains information on a dataset like: license, access mode (open/closed/shared), embargo period, etc. This information helps in ingesting the data into Dataverse and constitutes dataset's metadata. For example, a DMP states: "collection o JPEG images will be shared under CC0 license after 1 year embargo at the Harvard dataverse repository". When the files are uplodad to Dataverse, specific metadata fields are set in Dataverse and are presented on a landing page of the dataset: license, embargo, etc. For this reason, I believe there is no need to publish the JSON file together with the dataset. Another use case to consider is publishing DMPs on their own. For example, a repository of DMPs that point to datasets. Imagine a situation in which a researcher would like to find out which projects used specific dataset within the last 2 years. I know that CDL and DataCite are investigating the idea of assigning DOIs to DMPs. |
I know that @kjgarza is working on this. |
@TomMiksa I see your paper was mentioned in this blog post from last week: https://researchdataq.org/editorials/the-boilerplate-problem-in-data-management-plans/ |
Hi everyone, Here you can find details on the event, including teams that signed up so far: Cheers, |
@TomMiksa you just reminded me to reach out to you to see if you (or others here) would like to participate in the session about external tools ( https://projects.iq.harvard.edu/dcm2020/breakout-sessions ) for the upcoming Dataverse conference (June 17-19). I sent you an email with more details. Thanks! |
Hi! I'm here because of https://twitter.com/GenevievMichaud/status/1186933912255291392 and DMap looks interesting! Let's talk about the possibility of integration with Dataverse, possibly through through an external tool! Please see http://guides.dataverse.org/en/4.17/api/external-tools.html
Also, I'd be remiss if I didn't point out that it should be "Dataverse" instead of "DataVerse" like in the screenshot below:
Thanks!
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