Increase FAIRness with F-UJI

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https://www.f-uji.net/index.php?action=methods

F3-01M: nclusion of data identifiers: access to data objects (e.g. data files) is essential for and tested in FsF-F3-01M. The presence of data identifiers can be verified using domain agnostic standards (e.g. DataCite, schema.org/Dataset, and DCAT.) which provide specific metadata properties allowing us to specify data content in terms of e.g. download links. For projects, samples and datasets, Add:

• "url": download link/ datacite contentUrl
• "type" of the downloaded folder: encodingFormat / datacite Format
• "size": size / datacite size

FsF-A1-01M can verify the presence of data access levels (e.g., public, embargoed, restricted) within appropriate metadata fields.
For projects, samples and datasets, Add:

• "conditionsOfAccess: "
• isAccessibleForFree

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Clarify:

• Searchability and discoverability of data objects (FsF-F4-01M) requires implementing common web standards supported by major search engines as well as research data portals.
  We already use schema.org

• Data and metadata access protocols: metadata and data need to be accessible through a standard communication protocol (FsF-A1-02M and FsF-A1-03D). A variety of protocol standards have been defined during the last decades. However, some of them are deprecated (e.g., Apple Filing Protocol, Gopher, see e.g. (Lee 1999)), leaving only a comparatively small number of machines and human-friendly web protocols in use which include (s)http(s), (s)ftp, ssn, svn, telnet, rtsp and ws(s). A possible practical test we implemented is therefore to extract the URI scheme (RFC7595; (Thaler, Hansen, and Hardie 2015)) of a given URI and verify if the scheme corresponds to those shared application-layer protocols.

We use: urls with https that should be accepted

• Semantic resources: Regarding semantic resources (FsF-I1-02M) we assume that the namespaces of semantic resources available in a metadata document indicate that corresponding terms are also used.
  We already use defined terms from schema.org with "inDefinedTermSet"

• FsF-R1-01MD : Information about data content (e.g. links) is given in metadata.
  We already provide that.

• Measured variables or observation types are specified in metadata: We already use variableMeasured

• Data service endpoint and protocol information are specified in metadata??

• FsF-R1.2-01M-2 Metadata contains provenance information using formal provenance ontologies (PROV-O)??

• FsF-R1.3-01M-1 Community specific metadata standard is detected using namespaces or schemas found in provided metadata or metadata services outputs?

• Community specific metadata standard is listed in the re3data record of the responsible repository?

• Multidisciplinary but community endorsed metadata (RDA Metadata Standards Catalog, fairsharing) standard is listed in the re3data record or detected by namespace