At the upcoming FORCE11 conference, Make Data Count will host a session to discuss milestones in data citations and their important role in understanding the reach of #opendata.
Join Iratxe Puebla, Scott Edmunds, Kristi Holmes and Ricardo Hartley Belmar on August 1 to test our knowledge of the data citation landscape, and explore what lies ahead to unleash the full potential of #datacitations.
Thanks to everyone who has expressed interest in the Data Citation Corpus! Check our blog post to catch up on discussions at our recent webinar about the first release of the corpus & the uses that community members envision for the corpusπ
If you missed the Data Citation Corpus webinar, watch the recording now! Learn from @makedatacount and Chan Zuckerberg Initiative about the first release of the corpus, and how you can engage with the project. ποΈπ
https://youtu.be/yrHAHbS6lvU
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You still have time to register for our webinar tomorrow where we will provide an overview of the first release of the Data Citation Corpus. Join us on February 22 to learn more about this project, the collaboration between @datacite and Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, and the ways in which you can engage with the corpus.
Registration: https://datacite.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_fm2O1BqxRomjXzkgPWLhaQ#/registration
The lack of a centralized resource for citations to datasets has hindered the evaluation of how open data is used. To address this community need, DataCite is leading a project to bring together data citations from diverse sources into a comprehensive and publicly accessible resource: the Data Citation Corpus. The first release of the corpus is the result of a partnership with the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative to incorporate for the first time citations for datasets with both DOIs and accession numbers. Join our webinar to hear about the first release of the corpus, provide feedback on its current features, and learn more about how you can engage with the project. Chair: Stefanie Haustein, Associate Professor, University of Ottawa and co-director of the ScholCommLab Speakers: - Iratxe Puebla, Director Make Data Count, DataCite - Ana-Maria Istrate, Senior Research Scientist, Chan Zuckerberg Initiative The slides and recording will be shared afterwards through the DataCite Zenodo Community and YouTube Channel, respectively. Please complete the details below to register.
Interested in data usage? Join our webinar on February 22 to learn more about the Data Citation Corpus, the collaboration between @datacite and Chan Zuckerberg Initiative towards the first release of the corpus, and how you can engage with the project.
Registration: https://datacite.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_fm2O1BqxRomjXzkgPWLhaQ#/registration
The lack of a centralized resource for citations to datasets has hindered the evaluation of how open data is used. To address this community need, DataCite is leading a project to bring together data citations from diverse sources into a comprehensive and publicly accessible resource: the Data Citation Corpus. The first release of the corpus is the result of a partnership with the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative to incorporate for the first time citations for datasets with both DOIs and accession numbers. Join our webinar to hear about the first release of the corpus, provide feedback on its current features, and learn more about how you can engage with the project. Chair: Stefanie Haustein, Associate Professor, University of Ottawa and co-director of the ScholCommLab Speakers: - Iratxe Puebla, Director Make Data Count, DataCite - Ana-Maria Istrate, Senior Research Scientist, Chan Zuckerberg Initiative The slides and recording will be shared afterwards through the DataCite Zenodo Community and YouTube Channel, respectively. Please complete the details below to register.
The first release of the Data Citation Corpus is here! Made possible thanks to a collaboration between @datacite and Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, the corpus brings together for the first time citations for datasets with DOIs and accession numbers: https://doi.org/10.60804/r14z-mw10
Join our webinar on February 22 to hear more about the first release of the corpus, share your feedback & learn how you can engage with the project. Registration: https://datacite.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_fm2O1BqxRomjXzkgPWLhaQ#/registration
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