SSHOC Webinar: How to improve the quality of your repository - SSHOC and certification of repositories
Creators: name: Kleemola, Mari
name: Horik, René Van
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2020
Subjects: subject: SSHOC
subject: Repository
subject: Repositories
subject: Certification
subject: Repository Certification
subject: Core Trust Seal
subject: CoreTrustSeal
subject: SSHOpenCloud
subject: SSH
subject: Social Sciences
subject: Humanities
subject: FOS: Humanities
subject: Certification Support
subject: SSHOC Trust Support
subject: EOSC
subject: SSHOC Training
subject: Certification Framework

description: Presentations from the SSHOC webinar "How to improve the quality of your repository? SSHOC and certification of repositories", Thursday, 23 April, 2020 - 15:00<br> <br> Certification is a sign of trust that benefits a data repository in many ways. How can your repository achieve certification? The SSHOC webinar focuses on the certification of digital repositories and how repositories can apply for the CoreTrustSeal. The webinar will touches upon how SSHOC can support repositories seeking certification. CoreTrustSeal is a community-driven certification framework with over 80 past certifications. The certification consists of sixteen requirements for which applicants are asked to provide self-assessment statements along with relevant evidence. CoreTrustSeal certification is sufficiently stringent for data repositories within the social sciences and humanities but significantly less costly and labour-intensive than formal audit against ISO/DIN standards. Certification requirements for the CoreTrustSeal are also reviewed every three years in comparison with every five years for ISO/DIN standards. CoreTrustSeal is open to feedback and continuously considering the widest possible range of certification candidates. <strong>About the webinar</strong> The webinar is aimed at staff of data repositories interested in certification. The webinar has 15 minutes presentation and extensive time for questions and answers. Discussion points: Benefits of certification. How repositories can achieve the CoreTrustSeal. How SSHOC can assist your repository during the certification process. <strong>About the host</strong> <strong>Mari Kleemola</strong> is Development Manager at the Finnish Social Science Data Archive (FSD), Tampere University. She has 20 years of experience in digital preservation and open science. Currently she participates in two projects related to building EOSC: the SSHOC and the Nordic EOSC project. She is also a member of the CoreTrustSeal Board and the leader of the CESSDA Tools &amp; Services Working Group. <strong>About the speaker</strong> <strong>René van Horik </strong>works as Senior Project Manager at DANS in the Netherlands. He is involved in EU projects that work on the implementation of the European Open Science Cloud, such as EOSC-hub, FREYA and SSHOC. To answer your questions regarding certification, the webinar brings together a panel comprising representatives of SSHOC Trust Support Team. More about certification and Trustworthy Digital Repository frameworks, in the <strong>SSHOC D8.2 Report on Certification plan for SSHOC repositories.</strong>