Data Sovereignty - Revision history

Hgibson: /* Why is it so critically important? */

2015-05-05T20:11:40Z

Why is it so critically important?

Hgibson: /* Why is it so critically important? */

2015-05-05T20:10:42Z

Why is it so critically important?

Hgibson: /* Why is it so critically important? */

2015-05-05T20:09:45Z

Why is it so critically important?

Hgibson: /* How To Implement Data Sovereignty */

2015-05-02T11:41:57Z

How To Implement Data Sovereignty

Hgibson: /* How To Implement Data Sovereignty */

2015-05-02T11:41:37Z

How To Implement Data Sovereignty

Hgibson: /* How To Implement Data Sovereignty */

2015-05-02T11:41:04Z

How To Implement Data Sovereignty

Hgibson: /* Why is it so critically important? */

2015-05-02T11:39:37Z

Why is it so critically important?

Hgibson: /* Step 3 - Support libraries in building capacity for self-hosting of the research archive */

2015-05-02T11:38:31Z

Step 3 - Support libraries in building capacity for self-hosting of the research archive

Hgibson: /* How To Implement Data Sovereignty */

2015-05-02T11:37:58Z

How To Implement Data Sovereignty

Hgibson: /* How To Implement Data Sovereignty */

2015-05-02T11:36:39Z

How To Implement Data Sovereignty

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 ''The data with the very highest priority should have been the data produced by researchers and this high priority should have mandated that research data produced by researchers with public funds, '''must be kept locally on the institutions servers at all times''' and made available in an [[SUNScholar/Open_Access|open access]] manner.''
-In other words the sovereignty and long term archiving of the research data produced with public funds should have been the highest data archive priority of the research institution.
+<font color="red">'''In other words the sovereignty and long term archiving of the research data produced with public funds should have been the highest data archive priority of the research institution.'''</font>
 '''This would have completely avoided the "serials crisis" and the associated problems'''.

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 ''The data with the very highest priority should have been the data produced by researchers and this high priority should have mandated that research data produced by researchers with public funds, '''must be kept locally on the institutions servers at all times''' and made available in an [[SUNScholar/Open_Access|open access]] manner.''
-In other words the sovereignty and long term archiving of the research data produced with public funds should have been the highest priority of the research institution.
+In other words the sovereignty and long term archiving of the research data produced with public funds should have been the highest data archive priority of the research institution.
 '''This would have completely avoided the "serials crisis" and the associated problems'''.

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 The "[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serials_crisis serials crisis]" evolved from the simple fact that research societies allowed commercial publishers to host the digital output of their research. This in effect gave the commercial publishers full possession of the digital objects produced from research. After they had created monopolies, the publishers then took advantage of the possession of these digital objects by charging more and more money to download the objects. Public academic research institutions should have intervened much earlier to prevent this by developing [[OpenData|electronic data management plans]] that defined and prioritized the digital data produced by the institution.
-''The data with very highest priority should have been the data produced by researchers and this high priority should have mandated that research data produced by researchers with public funds, '''must be kept locally on the institutions servers at all times''' and made available in an [[SUNScholar/Open_Access|open access]] manner.''
+''The data with the very highest priority should have been the data produced by researchers and this high priority should have mandated that research data produced by researchers with public funds, '''must be kept locally on the institutions servers at all times''' and made available in an [[SUNScholar/Open_Access|open access]] manner.''
 In other words the sovereignty and long term archiving of the research data produced with public funds should have been the highest priority of the research institution.

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 ===Step 3 - [[SUNScholar/Capacity_Building|Support libraries in building capacity for the self-hosting of the research archive]]===
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---[[User:Hgibson|Hgibson]] ([[User talk:Hgibson|talk]]) 13:41, 2 May 2015 (SAST)
+[[User:Hgibson|Hgibson]] ([[User talk:Hgibson|talk]]) 13:41, 2 May 2015 (SAST)

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 ===Step 2 - [[SUNScholar/Repository_Preservation|Develop a long term repository preservation plan for the research archive]]===
 ===Step 3 - [[SUNScholar/Capacity_Building|Support libraries in building capacity for the self-hosting of the research archive]]===
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 --[[User:Hgibson|Hgibson]] ([[User talk:Hgibson|talk]]) 13:41, 2 May 2015 (SAST)

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	===Step 2 - [[SUNScholar/Repository_Preservation\|Develop a long term repository preservation plan for the research archive]]===		===Step 2 - [[SUNScholar/Repository_Preservation\|Develop a long term repository preservation plan for the research archive]]===
	===Step 3 - [[SUNScholar/Capacity_Building\|Support libraries in building capacity for the self-hosting of the research archive]]===		===Step 3 - [[SUNScholar/Capacity_Building\|Support libraries in building capacity for the self-hosting of the research archive]]===
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		+	--[[User:Hgibson\|Hgibson]] ([[User talk:Hgibson\|talk]]) 13:41, 2 May 2015 (SAST)

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 In other words the sovereignty and long term archiving of the research data produced with public funds should have been the highest priority of the research institution.
-'''This would have completely avoided the "serials crisis"'''.
+'''This would have completely avoided the "serials crisis" and the associated problems'''.
 ==How To Implement Data Sovereignty==

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 ===Step 1 - [[SUNScholar/Self-Hosting_Value_Proposition|Become aware of the research data self-hosting value proposition]]===
 ===Step 2 - [[SUNScholar/Repository_Preservation|Develop a long term repository preservation plan for the research archive]]===
-===Step 3 - [[SUNScholar/Capacity_Building|Support libraries in building capacity for self-hosting of the research archive]]===
+===Step 3 - [[SUNScholar/Capacity_Building|Support libraries in building capacity for the self-hosting of the research archive]]===

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 ==How To Implement Data Sovereignty==
 ===Step 1 - [[SUNScholar/Self-Hosting_Value_Proposition|Become aware of the research data self-hosting value proposition]]===
-===Step 2 - [[SUNScholar/Capacity_Building|Libraries building capacity for self-hosting of research data]]===
+===Step 2 - [[SUNScholar/Repository_Preservation|Develop a long term repository preservation plan for the research archive]]===
-===Step 3 - [[SUNScholar/Repository_Preservation|Developing a long term repository preservation plan for the research archive]]===
+===Step 3 - [[SUNScholar/Capacity_Building|Support libraries in building capacity for self-hosting of research data]]===