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Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #datacuration, aggregated by home.social.

  1. Bill Caraher wrote an interesting blog reaction to our recent paper doi.org/10.11141/ia.71.3 about Open Context.

    He looks at the precarity of so many of our universities and libraries, and looks for alternative, more distributed models for the curation of research data in #archaeology and beyond.

    See his post: mediterraneanworld.wordpress.c

    #opendata #datacuration #datarescue

  2. Bill Caraher wrote an interesting blog reaction to our recent paper doi.org/10.11141/ia.71.3 about Open Context.

    He looks at the precarity of so many of our universities and libraries, and looks for alternative, more distributed models for the curation of research data in #archaeology and beyond.

    See his post: mediterraneanworld.wordpress.c

    #opendata #datacuration #datarescue

  3. Bill Caraher wrote an interesting blog reaction to our recent paper doi.org/10.11141/ia.71.3 about Open Context.

    He looks at the precarity of so many of our universities and libraries, and looks for alternative, more distributed models for the curation of research data in #archaeology and beyond.

    See his post: mediterraneanworld.wordpress.c

    #opendata #datacuration #datarescue

  4. Bill Caraher wrote an interesting blog reaction to our recent paper doi.org/10.11141/ia.71.3 about Open Context.

    He looks at the precarity of so many of our universities and libraries, and looks for alternative, more distributed models for the curation of research data in #archaeology and beyond.

    See his post: mediterraneanworld.wordpress.c

    #opendata #datacuration #datarescue

  5. Open Context turns 20 this year! To mark the occasion, we finally wrote up a long article that provides details about how we organize and publish data, and how we relate to the broader landscape of data repositories in #archaeology

    doi.org/10.11141/ia.71.3

    #datacuration #openscience #FAIRdata #CAREdata

  6. Open Context turns 20 this year! To mark the occasion, we finally wrote up a long article that provides details about how we organize and publish data, and how we relate to the broader landscape of data repositories in #archaeology

    doi.org/10.11141/ia.71.3

    #datacuration #openscience #FAIRdata #CAREdata

  7. Open Context turns 20 this year! To mark the occasion, we finally wrote up a long article that provides details about how we organize and publish data, and how we relate to the broader landscape of data repositories in #archaeology

    doi.org/10.11141/ia.71.3

    #datacuration #openscience #FAIRdata #CAREdata

  8. Open Context turns 20 this year! To mark the occasion, we finally wrote up a long article that provides details about how we organize and publish data, and how we relate to the broader landscape of data repositories in #archaeology

    doi.org/10.11141/ia.71.3

    #datacuration #openscience #FAIRdata #CAREdata

  9. Open Context turns 20 this year! To mark the occasion, we finally wrote up a long article that provides details about how we organize and publish data, and how we relate to the broader landscape of data repositories in #archaeology

    doi.org/10.11141/ia.71.3

    #datacuration #openscience #FAIRdata #CAREdata

  10. New in IA71: Kansa, E. and Kansa, S. Whitcher 'Open Context in a Changing Context: Data Publishing, Interoperability and Governance' doi.org/10.11141/ia.71.3
    #Archaeology #datacuration #DataManagement #interoperability #FAIR #CARE #sustainability

    @opencontext

    This paper describes the rationale and strategies behind Open Context, an online data publishing service for archaeology. Launched in 2006, Open Context has published nearly 2.4 million records from 200 projects and sub-projects, representing the work of more than 1,600 scholars working across the world. Open Context's current data dissemination and curation efforts reflect our attempts to navigate a landscape filled with diverse and evolving challenges. Responses to professional, institutional, and sustainability issues, some of a global character and some of a United States specific character, have helped shape Open Context's technological and semantic choices. Though focused on United States specific experiences, we hope that this in-depth discussion of how Open Context responded to these multifaceted concerns will help advance international community wide conversations about information architectures, governance, and social factors in archaeological informatics.

  11. New in IA71: Kansa, E. and Kansa, S. Whitcher 'Open Context in a Changing Context: Data Publishing, Interoperability and Governance' doi.org/10.11141/ia.71.3
    #Archaeology #datacuration #DataManagement #interoperability #FAIR #CARE #sustainability

    @opencontext

    This paper describes the rationale and strategies behind Open Context, an online data publishing service for archaeology. Launched in 2006, Open Context has published nearly 2.4 million records from 200 projects and sub-projects, representing the work of more than 1,600 scholars working across the world. Open Context's current data dissemination and curation efforts reflect our attempts to navigate a landscape filled with diverse and evolving challenges. Responses to professional, institutional, and sustainability issues, some of a global character and some of a United States specific character, have helped shape Open Context's technological and semantic choices. Though focused on United States specific experiences, we hope that this in-depth discussion of how Open Context responded to these multifaceted concerns will help advance international community wide conversations about information architectures, governance, and social factors in archaeological informatics.

  12. New in IA71: Kansa, E. and Kansa, S. Whitcher 'Open Context in a Changing Context: Data Publishing, Interoperability and Governance' doi.org/10.11141/ia.71.3
    #Archaeology #datacuration #DataManagement #interoperability #FAIR #CARE #sustainability

    @opencontext

    This paper describes the rationale and strategies behind Open Context, an online data publishing service for archaeology. Launched in 2006, Open Context has published nearly 2.4 million records from 200 projects and sub-projects, representing the work of more than 1,600 scholars working across the world. Open Context's current data dissemination and curation efforts reflect our attempts to navigate a landscape filled with diverse and evolving challenges. Responses to professional, institutional, and sustainability issues, some of a global character and some of a United States specific character, have helped shape Open Context's technological and semantic choices. Though focused on United States specific experiences, we hope that this in-depth discussion of how Open Context responded to these multifaceted concerns will help advance international community wide conversations about information architectures, governance, and social factors in archaeological informatics.

  13. New in IA71: Kansa, E. and Kansa, S. Whitcher 'Open Context in a Changing Context: Data Publishing, Interoperability and Governance' doi.org/10.11141/ia.71.3
    #Archaeology #datacuration #DataManagement #interoperability #FAIR #CARE #sustainability

    @opencontext

    This paper describes the rationale and strategies behind Open Context, an online data publishing service for archaeology. Launched in 2006, Open Context has published nearly 2.4 million records from 200 projects and sub-projects, representing the work of more than 1,600 scholars working across the world. Open Context's current data dissemination and curation efforts reflect our attempts to navigate a landscape filled with diverse and evolving challenges. Responses to professional, institutional, and sustainability issues, some of a global character and some of a United States specific character, have helped shape Open Context's technological and semantic choices. Though focused on United States specific experiences, we hope that this in-depth discussion of how Open Context responded to these multifaceted concerns will help advance international community wide conversations about information architectures, governance, and social factors in archaeological informatics.

  14. New in IA71: Kansa, E. and Kansa, S. Whitcher 'Open Context in a Changing Context: Data Publishing, Interoperability and Governance' doi.org/10.11141/ia.71.3
    #Archaeology #datacuration #DataManagement #interoperability #FAIR #CARE #sustainability

    This paper describes the rationale and strategies behind Open Context, an online data publishing service for archaeology. Launched in 2006, Open Context has published nearly 2.4 million records from 200 projects and sub-projects, representing the work of more than 1,600 scholars working across the world. Open Context's current data dissemination and curation efforts reflect our attempts to navigate a landscape filled with diverse and evolving challenges. Responses to professional, institutional, and sustainability issues, some of a global character and some of a United States specific character, have helped shape Open Context's technological and semantic choices. Though focused on United States specific experiences, we hope that this in-depth discussion of how Open Context responded to these multifaceted concerns will help advance international community wide conversations about information architectures, governance, and social factors in archaeological informatics.

  15. Researchers choose Dryad for all kinds of reasons. One of the biggest is our curatorial team.

    Expert data curators screen each submission and work with researchers to ensure high-quality, FAIR-compliant data publications.

    blog.datadryad.org/2025/07/15/

    #opendata #openscience #openaccess #datasharing #datacuration #openresearch

  16. Researchers choose Dryad for all kinds of reasons. One of the biggest is our curatorial team.

    Expert data curators screen each submission and work with researchers to ensure high-quality, FAIR-compliant data publications.

    blog.datadryad.org/2025/07/15/

    #opendata #openscience #openaccess #datasharing #datacuration #openresearch

  17. Researchers choose Dryad for all kinds of reasons. One of the biggest is our curatorial team.

    Expert data curators screen each submission and work with researchers to ensure high-quality, FAIR-compliant data publications.

    blog.datadryad.org/2025/07/15/

    #opendata #openscience #openaccess #datasharing #datacuration #openresearch

  18. Researchers choose Dryad for all kinds of reasons. One of the biggest is our curatorial team.

    Expert data curators screen each submission and work with researchers to ensure high-quality, FAIR-compliant data publications.

    blog.datadryad.org/2025/07/15/

    #opendata #openscience #openaccess #datasharing #datacuration #openresearch

  19. Read the Dryad community update for the latest advances in Dryad data curation, publication, and preservation.

    blog.datadryad.org/2025/10/29/

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    blog.datadryad.org/about/subsc

    #opendata #openacces #openscience #data #datapublishing #datacuration #science #scholcomm #scholcomms

  20. Read the Dryad community update for the latest advances in Dryad data curation, publication, and preservation.

    blog.datadryad.org/2025/10/29/

    Want updates like this one delivered straight to your inbox? Sign up for our quarterly email newsletter!

    blog.datadryad.org/about/subsc

    #opendata #openacces #openscience #data #datapublishing #datacuration #science #scholcomm #scholcomms

  21. Read the Dryad community update for the latest advances in Dryad data curation, publication, and preservation.

    blog.datadryad.org/2025/10/29/

    Want updates like this one delivered straight to your inbox? Sign up for our quarterly email newsletter!

    blog.datadryad.org/about/subsc

    #opendata #openacces #openscience #data #datapublishing #datacuration #science #scholcomm #scholcomms

  22. Read the Dryad community update for the latest advances in Dryad data curation, publication, and preservation.

    blog.datadryad.org/2025/10/29/

    Want updates like this one delivered straight to your inbox? Sign up for our quarterly email newsletter!

    blog.datadryad.org/about/subsc

    #opendata #openacces #openscience #data #datapublishing #datacuration #science #scholcomm #scholcomms

  23. Why do researchers trust Dryad with their data?

    Dryad is more than a repository. It's a best-in-class data curation, publication and preservation service known for its discoverability, ease, and hands-on researcher support by our experienced data curators.

    Read more on our blog ➡️ blog.datadryad.org/2025/10/07/

    #opendata #openaccess #openscience #biology #data #dataset #datacuration #dryad #opendata

  24. Why do researchers trust Dryad with their data?

    Dryad is more than a repository. It's a best-in-class data curation, publication and preservation service known for its discoverability, ease, and hands-on researcher support by our experienced data curators.

    Read more on our blog ➡️ blog.datadryad.org/2025/10/07/

    #opendata #openaccess #openscience #biology #data #dataset #datacuration #dryad #opendata

  25. Why do researchers trust Dryad with their data?

    Dryad is more than a repository. It's a best-in-class data curation, publication and preservation service known for its discoverability, ease, and hands-on researcher support by our experienced data curators.

    Read more on our blog ➡️ blog.datadryad.org/2025/10/07/

    #opendata #openaccess #openscience #biology #data #dataset #datacuration #dryad #opendata

  26. Why do researchers trust Dryad with their data?

    Dryad is more than a repository. It's a best-in-class data curation, publication and preservation service known for its discoverability, ease, and hands-on researcher support by our experienced data curators.

    Read more on our blog ➡️ blog.datadryad.org/2025/10/07/

    #opendata #openaccess #openscience #biology #data #dataset #datacuration #dryad #opendata

  27. #DataCuration #DataQuality
    Out now: Insa Bechert, Kerstin Beck, and Ivet Solanes Ros: Caring for Data’s Soul –The Development of a Curation Impact Factor to Pinpoint the Effects of Data Curation Activities on Data Quality, in: International Journal of Digital Curation2025, Vol. 19, Iss.1, pp.21, DOI: ijdc.net/index.php/ijdc/articl.

    Curation matters for data quality! Hardly any survey data user would disagree with this statement. But how much of a difference it makes is difficult to count.

  28. #DataCuration #DataQuality
    Out now: Insa Bechert, Kerstin Beck, and Ivet Solanes Ros: Caring for Data’s Soul –The Development of a Curation Impact Factor to Pinpoint the Effects of Data Curation Activities on Data Quality, in: International Journal of Digital Curation2025, Vol. 19, Iss.1, pp.21, DOI: ijdc.net/index.php/ijdc/articl.

    Curation matters for data quality! Hardly any survey data user would disagree with this statement. But how much of a difference it makes is difficult to count.

  29. #DataCuration #DataQuality
    Out now: Insa Bechert, Kerstin Beck, and Ivet Solanes Ros: Caring for Data’s Soul –The Development of a Curation Impact Factor to Pinpoint the Effects of Data Curation Activities on Data Quality, in: International Journal of Digital Curation2025, Vol. 19, Iss.1, pp.21, DOI: ijdc.net/index.php/ijdc/articl.

    Curation matters for data quality! Hardly any survey data user would disagree with this statement. But how much of a difference it makes is difficult to count.

  30. #DataCuration #DataQuality
    Out now: Insa Bechert, Kerstin Beck, and Ivet Solanes Ros: Caring for Data’s Soul –The Development of a Curation Impact Factor to Pinpoint the Effects of Data Curation Activities on Data Quality, in: International Journal of Digital Curation2025, Vol. 19, Iss.1, pp.21, DOI: ijdc.net/index.php/ijdc/articl.

    Curation matters for data quality! Hardly any survey data user would disagree with this statement. But how much of a difference it makes is difficult to count.

  31. #DataCuration #DataQuality
    Out now: Insa Bechert, Kerstin Beck, and Ivet Solanes Ros: Caring for Data’s Soul –The Development of a Curation Impact Factor to Pinpoint the Effects of Data Curation Activities on Data Quality, in: International Journal of Digital Curation2025, Vol. 19, Iss.1, pp.21, DOI: ijdc.net/index.php/ijdc/articl.

    Curation matters for data quality! Hardly any survey data user would disagree with this statement. But how much of a difference it makes is difficult to count.

  32. This paper details ArSyTa, a new, massive dataset for citation AI. It has 8.27M rich contexts from arXiv papers to improve recommendation models. hackernoon.com/the-creation-of #datacuration

  33. This paper details ArSyTa, a new, massive dataset for citation AI. It has 8.27M rich contexts from arXiv papers to improve recommendation models. hackernoon.com/the-creation-of #datacuration

  34. This paper details ArSyTa, a new, massive dataset for citation AI. It has 8.27M rich contexts from arXiv papers to improve recommendation models. hackernoon.com/the-creation-of #datacuration

  35. This paper details ArSyTa, a new, massive dataset for citation AI. It has 8.27M rich contexts from arXiv papers to improve recommendation models. hackernoon.com/the-creation-of