Case Statement   WG charter Context   Technological advancements have made science more data intensive and interconnected, with researchers producing and sharing increasing volumes of research data. To maximise the value of science, research data (sets) should have four foundational characteristics; they should be: 'Findable', i.e. discoverable with machine readable metadata, identifiable and locatable by means of a standard identification mechanism; 'Accessible', i.e. available and obtainable; 'Interoperable', i.e. both syntactically parseable and semantically understandable, allowing data exchange and reuse among scientific disciplines, researchers,...