Open research data refers to the publishing the data underpinning scientific research results so that they have no restrictions on their access. Openly sharing data opens it up to inspection and re-use, forms the basis for research verification and reproducibility, and opens up a path to broader collaboration. In this module, you will gain insight into the importance of data sharing for reproducible research and how to curate and share your own research data.
- The researcher will be able to define the characteristics of open data, the advantages and disadvantages associated with sharing different types of data openly, and the FAIR principles.
- Researchers will be able to share their research data openly to a relevant public repository in a way that conforms to the FAIR principles.
- The researcher will be able to locate and re-use datasets for their research from relevant disciplinary repositories.
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