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Working Group Recommendation The Global Open Research Commons International Model, Version 1.1

Review Status: Endorsed

In response to the global movement to implement national and cross-national or global commons, a Research Data Alliance (RDA) Interest Group was formed to work towards a community-developed typology for describing research commons. This Interest Group created a Working Group to develop an International Model describing the attributes of Global Open Research Commons. The RDA Global Open Research Commons (GORC) International Model (IM) v. 1.0 (https://doi.org/10.15497/RDA00099) and accompanying report (https://doi.org/10.15497/RDA00097) were endorsed as supporting outputs in October 2023. The GORC IM v1.1 is... View More

July 8, 2024

Working Group Supporting Output The Global Open Research Commons International Model, Version 1

Review Status: Endorsed

GORC International Model WG Group co-chairs: CJ Woodford, Mark Leggott, Andrew Treloar Supporting Output title: The Global Open Research Commons International Model, Version 1 Authors: GORC International Model WG Impact: The need for coordination of data infrastructure on various levels (country, continent, discipline, sector) arises from the emergence of so called “Open Science Commons” or “Data commons”, which provide a shared virtual space or platform that presents the researcher with a marketplace for data and services. Examples include the European Open Science Cloud, the Australian Research Data... View More

October 4, 2023

Working Group Supporting Output The Global Open Research Commons International Model Report, Version 1

Review Status: Endorsed

GORC International Model WG Group co-chairs: CJ Woodford, Mark Leggott, Andrew Treloar Supporting Output title: The Global Open Research Commons International Model Report, Version 1 Authors: GORC International Model WG Impact: The need for coordination of data infrastructure on various levels (country, continent, discipline, sector) arises from the emergence of so called “Open Science Commons” or “Data commons”, which provide a shared virtual space or platform that presents the researcher with a marketplace for data and services. Examples include the European Open Science Cloud, the Australian Research... View More

September 20, 2023