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Accessible means…

the data must be open.

the data does not necessarily have to be open.

the data has access conditions and these are clear to both humans and machines.

the data is open for access, but not for reuse.

Which of the following scenarios comply with the FAIR criteria?

Within a project, extensive Excel tables with different data have been created. For the purpose of long-term archiving, these tables are published as PDF files in a research data repository.

The data are provided with an individually specified license.

After completion of the project, the data is published in a repository with a free and open protocol, e.g. http.

If different versions of a data set exist, links are provided to the other versions.

How do we make sure our data is understandable?

By using formats, terms or vocabularies, that a community has agreed upon.

By adding a special glossary that explains our data.

Our data should not be understandable by potential reusers.

Reusable means…

that the data has clear usage licenses and is usable by both people and machines.

that all data is usable.

that the data has clear usage licenses to be used by people.

In which disciplines can the FAIR data principles be applied?

All disciplines

Humanities

Natural sciences

FAIR ist an acronym that stands for...

Findable, Accessible, Interoperable and Reusable

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