ABI Sustaining: Enabling the preservation of research data underlying scientific findings through the Dryad Digital Repository

ABI Sustaining：通过 Dryad 数字存储库保存科学发现背后的研究数据

• 批准号: 1564925
• 负责人: Todd Vision
• 金额: $ 76.21万
• 依托单位: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 项目类别: Standard Grant
• 财政年份: 2016
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2016-09-01 至 2019-08-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://www.nsf.gov/awardsearch/showAward?AWD_ID=1564925&HistoricalAwards=false
• 关键词: ABI; Sustaining; Enabling; preservation; research

The Dryad Digital Repository is a curated repository for data that are integral to the findings of scientific and medical publications. The repository receives data directly from original researchers, typically at the time of publication, preserves it for the long term, and makes it freely available for reuse. Through partnerships with journals, scientific societies and publishers, Dryad makes possible the successful implementation of a diverse set of data archiving policies. It is managed by the Dryad not-for-profit organization, which has a scalable and distributed source of revenue through one-time data publication charges, purchased both by organizations and individual researchers, and a secondary source of revenue, as well as a mechanism for stakeholder governance, through organizational memberships. This award will enable Dryad to achieve the scale required for sustainability through continued growth and extension to new research communities. At the same time, it will enable the continued growth of the repository's valuable collection of diverse and high-quality data for research and education.The Dryad Digital Repository is a highly customized instance of the DSpace open source repository platform. A key distinguishing feature of Dryad is the ease with which researchers can deposit their data alongside their manuscript through integration with the manuscript submission process. Another key feature is curation: data is inspected prior to release by professional data curators and, optionally, by expert peer reviewers. Success of this award can be measured by the use of the repository by the research community. Indicators include the number of new datasets released; the number of datasets downloaded; the number of instances of data reuse that can be tracked; the number of integrated journals; the number of new members; the number of new sponsors; and the revenues received through data publication charges. The Dryad Digital Repository is available at http://datadryad.org.

Dryad Digital Repository是一个精心策划的数据库，其中的数据是科学和医学出版物研究结果的组成部分。数据库直接从原始研究人员那里接收数据，通常是在出版时，长期保存数据，并使其免费供重复使用。通过与期刊、科学协会和出版商的合作，Dryad成功实施了一套多样化的数据归档政策。它由Dryad非营利组织管理，该组织通过组织和个人研究人员购买的一次性数据发布费用拥有可扩展和分布式的收入来源，以及第二收入来源，以及通过组织成员资格进行利益相关者治理的机制。该奖项将使Dryad能够通过持续增长和扩展到新的研究社区来实现可持续发展所需的规模。与此同时，它还将使数据库能够持续增长，为研究和教育提供多样化的高质量数据。Dryad数字数据库是DSpace开源数据库平台的高度定制实例。Dryad的一个关键区别特征是研究人员可以通过与手稿提交过程的集成将他们的数据与手稿一起存款。另一个关键特性是策展：数据在发布之前由专业数据策展者进行检查，也可以由专家同行评审员进行检查。这个奖项的成功可以通过研究社区对存储库的使用来衡量。 指标包括：新发布的数据集数量;下载的数据集数量;可跟踪的数据再利用次数;综合期刊数量;新成员数量;新赞助者数量;通过数据出版收费获得的收入。 Dryad数字资料库可在http://datadryad.org上查阅。