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Accepted Paper:
Short abstract:
This paper will highlight the work of the Research Data Alliance (RDA), an international, member-based organisation, focused on the development of infrastructure and community activities that reduce barriers to data sharing and exchange.
Long abstract:
An organisation and a community, the Research Data Alliance (RDA), an international, member-based organisation has focused on the development of infrastructure and community activities that reduce barriers to data sharing and exchange, and the acceleration of data- driven innovation. The RDA builds the social and technical bridges that enable open sharing and reuse of data, working towards a future where researchers and innovators openly share and re-use data across technologies, disciplines, and countries to address the grand challenges of society.
This paper will present the RDA’s work and process of co-creating knowledge in the form of community-created and peer-reviewed Outputs and Recommendations, and the value of the real-world applicability of the developed solutions. We address associated challenges that an organisation as diverse as RDA may face, introducing RDA TIGER, the EC-funded project that provides support services that address these challenges and support the RDA WG’s, ultimately enabling the creation of high quality Outputs. We also look at RDA as a platform for enabling and facilitating cross-RI collaborations.
With RDA recently having celebrated its 10-year anniversary, over 14,000 members from 151 countries, 89 Groups working on addressing challenges and co-creating solutions for global data interoperability challenges, 71 Outputs and over 200 Adoption Cases, highlighting the Work of RDA as an example of a truly global and cross-disciplinary community who comes together to both produce scientific knowledge but also enhance good practice for the good of the wider scientific and research community will produce valuable insights.
Unexpected ways of knowledge production. Spaces for co-creation in Research Infrastructures.
Session 1 Tuesday 16 July, 2024, -