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Working Group Supporting Output May 23, 2019

Results of an Analysis of Existing FAIR Assessment Tools

Output Type: Working Group Supporting Output
Output Status: Endorsed
Review Period End: 2019-06-27
DOI: DOI: 10.15497/RDA00035

Primary Domain: Natural Sciences
Group Technology Focus: Data (Output) Management Planning

Abstract

FAIR Data Maturity Model WG

Group co-chairs: Edit Herczog, Vassilios Peristeras, Keith Russell

Supporting Output title: Results of an Analysis of Existing FAIR Assessment Tools

Impact: This document provides an overview of a number of existing FAIR assessment tools, listing the indicators used in these tools to assess the FAIRness of a data set. This is useful if you wish to compare existing FAIR assessment tools and the questions that are being asked.

Authors: Christophe Bahim, Makx Dekkers, Brecht Wyns

DOI: 10.15497/RDA00035

Citation: Christophe Bahim, Makx Dekkers, Brecht Wyns (2019). Results of an Analysis of Existing FAIR assessment tools. Research Data Alliance. DOI: 10.15497/RDA00035

Note: More information on the development of this document can be found in the WG’s github repository.

Abstract

This document is a first output of the FAIR Data Maturity Model WG. As a landscaping exercise, the editorial team of the WG analysed current and existing approaches related to FAIR self-assessment tools. The analysis was made based on publicly available documentation and an online survey. Questions and options stemming from theses different approaches were classified according to the FAIR principles/facets. Comments were collected and incorporated. This resulted in five slide decks, combined in this pdf document, that make up this preliminary analysis.

Please note that the latest version (v3) of this document supersedes the previous version 0.02 of the document, which underwent community review in May and June 2019.

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