Implementing the FAIR Principles
summary
Describes how the FAIR principles move from guidelines to concrete implementations by defining an ontology, a Fair Implementation Profile format and a questionnaire for communities; claims data scientists spend 80% of time on data munging and Europe loses €11.4 billion yearly from non-FAIR data. Implements a machine-actionable pipeline using the FIP wizard and nanopublication-backed persistent identifiers, publishes profiles to a decentralized nanopublication network and exposes them via the Fair Connect portal so communities can search, compare and contribute their chosen technologies.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction to FAIR
- 1:13Origins of FAIR principles
- 6:13FAIR principles explained
- 11:10What FAIR is not
- 14:01Implementing FAIR in practice
- 17:06Building FAIR implementation profiles
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