eScience lab, The University of Manchester
INDElab, University of Amsterdam
FAIR Festival 2021
FAIR Implementation Challenges & Solutions
2021-06-21
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RO-Crate is method for self-decribed datasets as a digital object using a single Linked Data metadata document
Credit: Peter Sefton
Adapted from https://arkisto-platform.github.io/standards/ro-crate/
The dataset may contain any kind of
resource, about anything, in any format
as a file, URL or PID
Credit: Peter Sefton
Adapted from https://arkisto-platform.github.io/standards/ro-crate/
Each resource have a machine readable description in JSON-LD format
Credit: Peter Sefton
Adapted from https://arkisto-platform.github.io/standards/ro-crate/
A human-readable description/preview in an HTML file that lives alongside the metadata
Credit: Peter Sefton
Adapted from https://arkisto-platform.github.io/standards/ro-crate/
Provenance and workflow information can be included
– to assist in re-use of data and research processes
Credit: Peter Sefton
Adapted from https://arkisto-platform.github.io/standards/ro-crate/
RO-Crate Digital Objects may be packaged for distribution eg via Zip, Bagit and OCFL
– or simply be published on the Web
Credit: Peter Sefton
Adapted from https://arkisto-platform.github.io/standards/ro-crate/
Credit: Marco La Rosa, Peter Sefton
2. July 2021 CWFR call:
RO-Crate relationship with FDOs
Credit: Oscar Corcho, Carole Goble
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.4913285
Metadata held alongside hetereogeneous data
Exchange mechanism (import/export)
Avoid repository vendor lock-in
Extensible metadata model
Containers
Describe workflow
Tests
Registry
Workflows
Authors and contributors
Credit: Carole Goble
Dataverse Community Meeting 2021
The RO-Crate Community is open for anyone to join us!
By Stian Soiland-Reyes
