Rendered version of the Jupyter notebooks showcasing the usage of the NRDA.
Github repository with an example showing how to access data from the NRDA via RO-Crate
Github repository containing the CKAN extension code for implementing signposting in CKAN.
Source code repository (github) showing how to create a Research Object from the Test Norwegian Research Data Archive. It uses the CKAN API.
Jupyter notebook to showcase the use of the NRDA.
NRDA-RO-crate-explore.ipynb (Jupyter notebook)
The increasing volume and complexity of research data necessitate robust data management practices to ensure data is Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable (FAIR). The Norwegian Research Data Archive (NRDA) is at the forefront of this effort in Norway, providing a comprehensive platform for researchers to store, share, and archive their data. This paper discusses NRDA's ongoing initiatives to enhance its infrastructure in alignment with FAIR principles, emphasizing the integration of Research Objects (ROs) and RO-Crate technologies. These improvements aim to facilitate better data discoverability, accessibility, and interoperability, thereby fostering a more integrated and sustainable data ecosystem. The paper also highlights NRDA's collaborative efforts with other platforms via the use of Research Objects to support data sharing and reuse across repositories. By focusing on standardized metadata, persistent identifiers, and interoperability, NRDA is advancing Open Science practices, ultimately contributing to a more transparent, efficient, and collaborative research environment. The challenges and future directions of these initiatives are also explored, providing insights into the ongoing efforts to create a more open and interconnected scientific landscape.
Enhancing FAIR Data Practices in the Norwegian Research Data Archive: Towards Research Objects and Improved interoperability
Fouilloux, Anne, and Adil Hasan. "Enhancing FAIR Data Practices in the Norwegian Research Data Archive: Towards Research Objects and Improved interoperability." ROHub. Dec 11 ,2024. https://w3id.org/ro-id/7733ebf0-b1be-4522-a909-8089251749c4.
Folder containing tools or link to tools related to the Research Object.
Presentation given at the FDO Forum on May 19th 2025.
Demonstration of the Norwegian Research Data Archive: - Create a new dataset and upload files in the data collection - Explore a published dataset and reuse it in a Jupyter notebook.
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The increasing volume and complexity of research data necessitate robust data management practices to ensure data is Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable (FAIR). The Norwegian Research Data Archive (NRDA) is at the forefront of this effort in Norway, providing a comprehensive platform for researchers to store, share, and archive their data.
By focusing on standardized metadata, persistent identifiers, and interoperability, NRDA is advancing Open Science practices, ultimately contributing to a more transparent, efficient, and collaborative research environment.
Enhancing FAIR Data Practices in the Norwegian Research Data Archive: Towards Research Objects and Improved interoperability.
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