By: Daniella Lowenberg In considering the title for this post, I struggled to narrow down the range of activities that I work on to a…
Author: Daniella Lowenberg
Open Data Metrics: Lighting the Fire
Posted in Data, and data metrics
CDL has been working to promote responsible development and use of data metrics through the Make Data Count initiative and other community projects. Daniella Lowenberg…
NSF Workshop Overview: Focusing on Researcher Perspectives
Posted in Data Publication, Dryad, and events
Since its founding, Dryad has hosted a researcher-led, open data publishing community and service. With the California Digital Library partnership in 2018, and reflecting on…
We Can’t Succeed Alone
Posted in Data Publication, Dryad, and Open Access
Within the realm of research data management, libraries spend resources building and providing tools that are not within researcher workflows and/or are not aligned with…
Dash, the data publishing platform, is integrated with ORCiD, an author disambiguation service in a couple of different ways: you can login to Dash with…
Dash Releases First Submission REST API
Posted in Data Publication, and UC3
Over the last year the Dash team has spent time surveying the community on incentives for and ways to drive adoption of data publishing practices.…
Authors: Vessela Ensberg (UC Davis), Jeanine Finn (Claremont Colleges), Greg Janée (UC Santa Barbara/California Digital Library), Amy Neeser (UC Berkeley), Scott Peterson (UC Berkeley) The…
By Daniella Lowenberg “Listening is not merely not talking, though even that is beyond most of our powers; it means taking a vigorous, human interest…
Dash: 2017 in Review
Posted in Data Publication, and Development
The goal for Dash in 2017 was to build out features that would make Dash a desirable place to publish data. While we continue to…
By Daniella Lowenberg At RDA10 in Montreal I gave a presentation on Dash in the Repository Platforms for Research Data IG session. The session was…