학술논문
Exploring Freely Available Data Tools to Support Open Data and Open Science.
Document Type
Article
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Subject
*DATABASE management
*SCIENCE
*LIBRARIANS
*COMMON data elements (Metadata)
*COMMUNICATION
*MEDICAL research
*HEALTH promotion
*ACCESS to information
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ISSN
1532-3269
Abstract
Librarians support researchers by promoting open science and open data practices. This article explores five freely available tools that support and facilitate open science practices. Open Science Framework provides a platform for project management, data sharing, and data storage. OpenRefine cleans and formats data. DMPTool has templates for data management and sharing plans that comply with funder mandates. The NIH Common Data Elements is a repository for standardized data elements, and finally, the NLM Scrubber is a tool for de-identifying clinical text data. Information professionals can add these tools to their repertoire and share them with researchers at their institution. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]