« ESCAPE explains how is embracing the challenge of open science in Europe. »
« In 2021, the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC) has entered its highly-anticipated implementation phase. The EOSC Symposium 2021 took place over four exciting days, providing a key engagement opportunity for the EOSC community. Within this community, Science Clusters are collaborating to link the ESFRI and other world-class…
« ESCAPE has launched the initial prototype of the ESCAPE ESAP (ESFRI Science Analysis Platform ), allowing, for the moment, data discovery and data staging of data catalogues that are now available on ESCAPE ESAP.
The ESCAPE ESAP is a flexible science platform-service gateway tailored…
« L’astrophysique et la physique des particules relèvent les défis de la science ouverte en Europe grâce au projet ESCAPE. Directeur de recherche CNRS, Giovanni Lamanna en est le coordinateur international : il nous fait part de sa vision pour des données ouvertes.
Comment s’organisent les efforts vers une science…
« This study sought to provide in-depth insight about the complex interaction of factors influencing motivations for sharing and re-using open research data within a single discipline, namely astrophysics. We identified the following research questions.
1. What discipline-specific characteristics influence motivation for sharing and re-using open research data?
2.…
« This paper presents some indications to the existence of a citation advantage related to sharing data using astrophysics as a case. Through bibliometric analyses we find a citation advantage for astrophysical papers in core journals. The advantage arises as indexed papers are associated with data by bibliographical links,…
Authors: August E. Evrard, Christopher Erdmann, Jane Holmquist, James Damon, Dianne Dietrich
« Scientists have an inherent interest in claiming their contributions to the scholarly record, but the fragmented state of identity management across the landscape of astronomy, physics, and other fields makes highlighting the contributions of any…
« Abstract. The Unified Astronomy Thesaurus (UAT) is an open, interoperable and community-supported thesaurus which unifies the existing divergent and isolated Astronomy & Astrophysics vocabularies into a single high-quality, freely-available open thesaurus formalizing astronomical concepts and their inter-relationships. The UAT builds upon the existing IAU Thesaurus with major contributions from the astronomy portions…