Steering Committee on the Role of Scientific and Technical Data and Information in the Public Domain

In this workshop, key experts and administrators involved in the creation, dissemination, and use of science and technology data and information in the public sector and the private sector gather together and (1) explain their roles, advantages, and costs, I will discuss it. - Identify and analyze the legal, economic and technical pressures of STI in the public domain of STI in the context of research and education, (2) the public domain of research and education. (3) describe, discuss and suggest existing STI protection in the United States, and (4) identify problems that may require further analysis

National Research Council. 2003. Role of science and technology data and information in public domain: minutes of symposium. Washington, DC: National Academy of Sciences publication. https://doi.org/10.17226/10785

Callahan et al. (2012) 4 depicts a useful distinction between technical review and scientific review. The technical review checks that the dataset is complete, that the description is complete, and whether the two match. Domain expertise is usually not required and many repositories provide at least some technical review. In the scientific evaluation, we evaluate the data collection method, the overall rationality of the data, and possible reuse value. Because scientific reviews require domain expertise, it is more difficult to organize this level of verification, and there are few repositories to offer. Once the data is published with the data file, it can be reviewed between the technical review repository and the scientifically reviewed data journal.

Kratz J and Strasser C. Data announced agreement and controversy [2nd edition, referee: 2 people approved, 1 person approved appointment].

In this workshop, key experts and administrators involved in the creation, dissemination, and use of science and technology data and information in the public sector and the private sector gather together and (1) explain their roles, advantages, and costs, I will discuss it. - Identify and analyze the legal, economic and technical pressures of STI in the public domain of STI in the context of research and education, (2) the public domain of research and education. (3) describe, discuss and suggest existing STI protection in the United States, and (4) identify problems that may require further analysis

Steering committee on the role of scientific data and information in the public domain