[InetBib] New blogpost from re3data COREF: Describing openness for repositories in re3data

[Nina Weisweiler via InetBib <inetbib@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Dear colleagues,

Openness may sound self-evident, but in fact it can mean different 
things, not only in relation to research data repositories. Repositories 
are central infrastructures for opening data. In this capacity, 
repositories that provide open access to research output can also be 
considered as "open". However, openness is more complex for 
repositories, because several characteristics influence a repository’s 
openness overall.

In our new blogpost, we investigate different levels of openness for 
research data repositories. Have a look to learn how the Registry of 
Research Data Repositories – re3data (https://www.re3data.org/) 
describes openness, enabling users to find suitable repositories for 
their data:

https://coref.project.re3data.org/blog/how-open-are-repositories-in-re3data

For more general information about the re3data service and re3data COREF 
project, join today’s Lightning Talk at the Force11 Conference 
"Discovering Trustworthy Data Repositories with re3data - the Registry 
of Research Data Repositories”, at 12:00 UTC: 
https://force2021.sched.com/event/p0o7/force11-community-presentations

The conference registration is free and still open: 
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/force2021-tickets-94730321943

Best wishes from the re3data COREF project
Nina Weisweiler

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