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openMINDS comprises a set of metadata models for research products in the field of neuroscience.
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Suggestion/question: Additional ContributionType entries? #49

Open stevewds opened 1 year ago

stevewds commented 1 year ago

Is it possible to add some new ContributionType entries?

Right now there are "coordination", "data collection", "data management", "data processing", "information technology support", "laboratory assistance", "marketing", "metadata management". ( https://humanbrainproject.github.io/openMINDS/v3/controlledTerms/v1/contributionType.html)

For our project it would be useful to add the following:

1) "Poster" - the person who posted the dataset. 2) "Correspondent" - the person to whom questions should be addressed. This is related to the dataset "custodian" field in a Dataset but differs a little bit because the custodians, as I understand it, are the people legally responsible for the dataset but might not be the best correspondents. We want to identify a person (or people) who should be contacted with questions regarding a dataset.

Thanks Steve

lzehl commented 1 year ago

@stevewds thank you for raising this issue and yes :) we are happy to add other ContributionTypes

For our contribution types I suggest to add:

@apdavison @olinux @tgbugs @aeidi89 please provide feedback before I initiate the respective PRs on openMINDS_controlledTerms

apdavison commented 1 year ago

Maybe "data upload"?

aeidi89 commented 1 year ago

I think 'point of contact' works fine. I prefer 'data provision' out of the two. To me, 'data upload' is associated more with the process than the person.

stevewds commented 1 year ago

Thanks all. Point of contact is great I think.

For "The person who submitted the data to an archive", I think using "data provision" might be a little vague. It indicates someone who provided or found the data, but it is vague as to whether the person doing the provision provided the data to the study or provided the data to some other entity. For example, if someone hired a company to perform a survey that was to be analyzed the study, the term "data provision" might be equally appropriate to that role as to someone who uploads the dataset to a repository.

Do you all agree?

What about "Dataset submitter" ?