
Various components of current efforts towards Open Science at HDRL, including but not limited to progress towards development levels of service for data in Heliophysics, ideas for some sort of data levels structure for researcher contributed data, an analysis of HDRL's characteristics in light of the desirable characteristics referred to and listed in SPD-41a, highlights of our marketing strategy and outreach efforts, and several other items. Although not shown on this poster, we are also building controlled vocabularies and redesigning the metadata structure on Heliophysics (SPASE) to support fields required by the 15 FAIR principles, fields needed to advance our current status concerning the previously mentioned desirable characteristics, and improved linearity and streamlining for broader contributions.
data archiving, open science, metadata, FAIR, Heliophysics
data archiving, open science, metadata, FAIR, Heliophysics
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