[Mark Parsons]

Here’s the announcement I think I forwarded to the group earlier:
Enabling FAIR Data Signatories, Stakeholders, and Friends (most of you in BCC):
[apologies for cross-posting]
You are invited to participate in a newly formed Community of Practice for Data Citation in the Earth, Space, and Environmental Sciences (and related sciences). This community of practice builds on discussions at the AGU Fall Meeting Data FAIR Town Hall, “Why Is Citing Data Still Hard?”.
In this workshop we want to address the use case of citing a large number of datasets such that credit for individual datasets is assigned properly. Discussion will include the concept of a “Data Collection” and the infrastructure and guidance still needed to fully implement so it is easier for researchers to use and receive credit when their data are cited in this manner.
Title: Data Citation Community of Practice Workshop for Data Citation
When: Apr 8, 2021 12:00 PM Eastern Time (16:00 UTC)
Register in advance for this meeting: https://agu.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJEpcOyhpzguHtft-gab50nTAZ1i9fFZZ9kI
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
Data Citation Community of Practice Website
In order to give the recommendations generated from these workshops a place for review and support, we are standing up an RDA working group that will collaborate with other interest groups and working groups already established in RDA with interest in DOIs, DOI Collections, repositories creating DOI collections, journals supporting citing DOI Collections, and Credit for the elements of a DOI Collection. You are welcome to participate in these workshops and coordinate the development and review of the recommendations.
In addition to the RDA review process for recommendations, we will also ask members of Earth Science Information Partners (ESIP) for review and comment. Especially: COPDESS Cluster, Data Stewardship Committee, Discovery, Research Object Citation, and Sustainable Data Management.
Co-organizers:
Caroline Coward, NASA JPL – Leading the development of the Community of Practice
Deb Agarwal, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory – Leading the scoping of the first use case and will be the use case “owner” for this working session.
Shelley Stall – AGU Sr. Director for Data Leadership helping to organize and support the effort.
Chris Erdmann – AGU Assistant Director for Data Stewardship helping to organize and support the effort.
Mark A. Parsons
Research Scientist
University of Alabama in Huntsville
+1 303 941 9986
Mail: 1550 Linden Ave, Boulder, CO 80304, USA
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-7723-0950

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