Open Science for Australian Institute of Marine Science Workshop
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The document emphasizes the importance of open science, data sharing, and reproducibility in research to promote scientific integrity and progress. It discusses the need for researchers to work with libraries and publishers to change the culture of research and advocates for making data freely accessible. Additionally, it highlights various forms of open access, such as open access journals and repositories, and the benefits of open source software in collaborative research efforts.
Open Science for Australian Institute of Marine Science Workshop
- 1. Carly Strasser California Digital Library carlystrasser@gmail.com 18 June 2014 From Flickr by Jill G Changing the culture of research
- 2. Enable data sharing Encourage new incentives Think about code sharing Work with libraries, publishers and researchers Explore new tools to help change system Build tools Advocate for open science
- 3. FromFlickrbyMarcSardon Why do they pay? Modified from Cameron Neylon
- 4. From Flickr by Be.Futreproof From Flickr by natematias From Flickr by Derek K. Miller Modified from Cameron Neylon
- 5. Why do scientists do science? Modified from Cameron Neylon
- 6. FromFlickrbyEmiliodelPrado From Flickr by 401(K) 2013 Modified from Cameron Neylon
- 7. Doing science is a privilege. Modified from Cameron Neylon
- 8. Scientists have an obligation ensure reproducibility & trustworthiness further scientific progress
- 9. How?
- 10. notebook science source content access data government repository knowledge FromFlickrbycdsessums
- 11. notebook science source content access data government repository knowledge FromFlickrbycdsessums
- 13. Why?
- 14. Because we need to be credible. Because reproducibility is one of the fundamental tenets of science.
- 16. Because Fox News, creationism, and the war on science. Because we need to be credible. Because reproducibility is one of the fundamental tenets of science.
- 17. “Help us identify grants that are wasteful or that you don’t think are a good use of taxpayer dollars.” ! Rep. Adrian Smith (R-Nebraska), a member of the House Committee on Science and Technology
- 18. Because Fox News, creationism, and the war on science. Because we need to be credible. Because reproducibility is one of the fundamental tenets of science. Because it means faster progress.
- 20. Because you are a future scientists need your data.
- 21. From Flickr by Redden-McAllister From Flickr by Ken Cowell From Flickr Brandi Jordan
- 22. Because you have to.
- 23. Journals Institutions Funders From Flickr by Eva Rinaldi Celebrity and Live Music Photographer
- 24. notebook science source content access data government repository knowledge FromFlickrbycdsessums
- 27. notebook science source content access data government repository knowledge FromFlickrbycdsessums
- 28. From Flickr by PGRsOnline Digital ¤ Free ¤ Online No price or permission barriers Full content Immediately available Not just publications
- 29. OA OA Journals Peer review e.g., PLOS & Ecosphere OA OA Repositories No peer review Can be institutional or discipline-specific 2 flavors of OA FromFlickrbyTheCulinaryGeek
- 30. OA: OA Journals • Some charge authors but many don’t • Waived fees if institution has a subscription • Institutions have funds for paying fees
- 31. OA: OA Repositories • House articles for authors • Articles can be in OA journals or traditional journals • Post-print archiving is… explicitly allowed by ~60% of journals allowed by almost all others by request • Solves pricing and permission problems
- 32. OA: OA Repositories • House articles for authors • Articles can be in OA journals or traditional journals • Post-print archiving is… explicitly allowed by ~60% of journals allowed by almost all others by request • Solves pricing and permission problems Holdup: Authors aren’t doing it
- 34. notebook science source content access data government repository knowledge FromFlickrbycdsessums
- 35. Open certain data should be freely available to everyone to use & republish as they wish, without restrictions from copyright, patents or other mechanisms of control Data From Flickr by Ninja M.
- 36. From Flickr by Iqubal Osman Culture Shift Required
- 37. h/t Ted Hart, NEON
- 38. You can be the Guardian Steward Caretaker Data can’t be owned.
- 39. databib.org Where should I put my data? Find a repository for your data
- 40. notebook science source content access data government repository knowledge From Flickr by cdsessums
- 41. Open Source Software • source code available • licensed so that others can study, change and distribute the software to anyone and for any purpose • Developed in a public, collaborative manner
- 42. Benefits • Reproduce research • Find & fix bugs • Extend utility: new software • Community effort tcpermaculture.com
- 43. What does this have to do with science?
- 46. From Flickr by Micah Taylor Other Fun Stuff
- 47. Step-by-step wizard for generating DMP create | edit | re-use | share Free & open to community dmptool.orgWrite a DMP
- 48. Learn new skills software carpentry www.software-carpentry.org
- 49. Data Code Slides Blogs Downloads Tweets Mentions Views From Flickr by Skakerman Get credit Altmetrics Article-level metrics Altmetrics for alt-products
- 50. Altmetrics Article-level metrics Altmetrics for alt-products Get credit
- 51. Claim your work
- 52. From Flickr by dotpolka Open science FTW
- 53. FromFlickrbycompujeramey! My website Email me Tweet me My slides carlystrasser.net carlystrasser@gmail.com @carlystrasser slideshare.net/carlystrasser