Stakeholder values and relationships within open access and data dissemination and preservation ecosystems
| Title | Stakeholder values and relationships within open access and data dissemination and preservation ecosystems |
| Publication Type | Report |
| Year of Publication | 2013 |
| Authors | Sveinsdottir, T., Wessels B., Smallwood R., Linde P., Kala V., Tsoukala V., & Sondervan J. |
| Date Published | 2013/09// |
| Institution | Policy RECommendations for Open access to research Data in Europe (RECODE) |
| Keywords | sg_data_policy, sg_data_value |
| URL | http://recodeproject.eu/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/RECODE_D1-Stakeholder-values-and-ecosystems_Sept2013.pdf |
Gap Area Study Type:
Measurement Gap Areas:
- Culture: Sharing attitudes and practices
- Culture: Research and development culture
- Knowledge: Challenges of enabling data reuse
- Knowledge: Other: Benefits of Stewardship
- Knowledge: Other: Sensitive data
- Knowledge: Other: Data Value and Impact
- Funding: Lack of funding
- CMP: Insufficient data curation or management
- CMP: Difficulty managing data for reuse
- Reuse: Reuse
Metrics Gap Areas:
Purpose:
Identify and map the diverse range of stakeholder values in Open Access data and data dissemination and preservation; map stakeholder values on to research ecosystems using case studies from different disciplinary perspectives; conduct a workshop to evaluate and identify good practice in addressing conflicting value chains and stakeholder fragmentation. This work was conducted within the EU FP7 funded project RECODE, which focuses on developing policy recommendations for Open Access to Research Data in Europe.
Method:
Conducted desk research, case study interviews, and a validation workshop
