[Rdap] FW: [SPARC] Community call to discuss US government draft repository characteristics

[O'Donnell, Megan N [LIB]]

COAR (Coalition of Open Access Repositories) has recently become more involved with data repositories and IRs that serve as data repositories. If your institution is a member<https://www.coar-repositories.org/members/> you may want to join the mailing list. They’re ab international group and they have members on every continent (except Antarctica).

I won’t be able to make the call in the email below but hopefully someone else from RDAP can!

Megan O’Donnell
Iowa State Univ.


From: Heather Joseph <heather at sparcopen.org>
Sent: Tuesday, February 18, 2020 8:41 AM
To: sparc-members at sparcopen.org
Cc: m.kathleen.shearer at gmail.com
Subject: [SPARC] Community call to discuss US government draft repository characteristics

Hi All,

For those of you who are considering submitting comments on the OSTP “Request for Input” (RFI) on desirable characteristics of data repositories,  our good colleagues at COAR are hosting a community call on Thursday to discuss possible responses - details below.

If you are interested in joining,  please contact Kathleen Shearer at: m.kathleen.shearer at gmail.com<mailto:m.kathleen.shearer at gmail.com>
for details!

All best,
Heather

Heather Joseph, Executive Director, SPARC

Begin forwarded message:
The US Office of Science and Technology Policy has developed a proposed set of desirable characteristics of data repositories<https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2020/01/17/2020-00689/request-for-public-comment-on-draft-desirable-characteristics-of-repositories-for-managing-and> for data resulting from Federally-funded research in US. The proposed characteristics could apply to repositories operated by government or non-governmental entities.

We want to ensure that the characteristics represent good practice and are also feasible for the repository community broadly (as the criteria adopted in the US could be adopted in other jurisdictions) and COAR will work with SPARC to provide input to this consultation.

We also want to try to align our input with other organizations, so we can have a greater impact.

To that end, COAR is hosting a community call at 2pm EST on Thursday, February 20 for organizations that are preparing input. The aim is to exchange information across organizations and identify areas of alignment.

If you are interested in participating in this call, please send me a message at m.kathleen.shearer at gmail.com<mailto:m.kathleen.shearer at gmail.com> and I will send you the connection details.

Please also feel free to share this message with colleagues who are not COAR members, but are preparing to submit comments. They are welcome to participate.

Thanks and best, Kathleen


Kathleen Shearer
Executive Director
Confederation of Open Access Repositories (COAR)
www.coar-repositories.org<http://www.coar-repositories.org/>




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