# SO-DRIIHM: promoting Open Science within the LabEx DRIIHM and improving its Research Data Infrastructure

Emilie Lerigoleur, Fanny Arnaud, Pascal Dayre, Aurore Defays, Priscilla

Duboz, Arnaud Jean-Charles, Iwan Le Berre, Corinne Pardo, Jean-Claude

Raynal, Marie-Laure Trémélo

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Emilie Lerigoleur, Fanny Arnaud, Pascal Dayre, Aurore Defays, Priscilla Duboz, et al. SO-DRIIHM: promoting Open Science within the LabEx DRIIHM and improving its Research Data Infrastructure. International Symposium of LabExDRIIHM 2019, Oct 2019, Lyon, France., 2019, 10.5281/zen-odo.3504565. hal-02322991

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## In a nutshell

- ANR SO-DATA 2019 Flash call / 8 partners

- 6 Human-Environment observatories (OHMs)

- Keywords: Open Science, e-infrastructure, interdisciplinarity, awareness, FAIR data

- 2 years (May 2020 - April 2022)

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## SO-DRIIHM main objectives

1. Promote Open Science and encourage Open Science practices, showing the benefits and challenges of structuring, accessing, sharing and opening data

2. Enhance the DRIIHM existing Research Data Infrastructure (RDI) to a more user-friendly and interoperable e-infrastructure with new functionalities that will be prioritized according to users' expectations

> "as open as possible, as closed as necessary"

*(H2020 EU Commission)*

The DRIIHM community (1000 researchers from 13 OHMs) produces amount of geospatial and tabular data, textual resources and iconographies.

The complexity of socio-ecosystems is understood through a broad disciplinary spectrum covering the Natural and Life Sciences and the Human and Social Sciences.

## How to better share and reuse these valuable data?

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## SO-DRIIHM consortium

Partners 1-6 are project owners, playing the role of data managers/ producers/users

+ Partners 2 and 8 are involved in the e-infrastructure technical implementation

+ Partners 1 and 7 play a transversal role

+ All DRIIHM volunteers among researchers, engineers and OHM directors

## What does "as FAIR as possible" mean?

Re-useless data

Findable

FAIR metadata

FAIR data-restricted access

FAIR data-open access

FAIR data-open access/ functionally linked

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Indicators will be used to assess the level of FAIRness of the data
Green elements are **FAIR and open** / Red ones are **FAIR and closed** / PID = Persistent identifier
Adapted from Mons et al, 2017

→ Co-design of an e-infrastructure implementing the FAIR Principles

→ A close collaboration between members of the DRIIHM RDI group, ergonomists, web developers and researchers of the community

Contact: Emilie.Lerigoleur@univ-tlse2.fr