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6 years ago Abstract Make Data Count (https://www.makedatacount.org) is a project set out to elevate research data as a first class scholarly output. In the last year, DataCite, California Digital Library, and DataONE have developed an approach for repositories to process and display comparable, standardized data-level-metrics (DLMs). In this session we will engage research stakeholders and the altmetric community in a "How-To" make your data count. This will involve:
- an overview of the work required to develop a data usage metrics standard,
- an open public hub for data usage and citation metrics,
- implementation in the California Digital Library Dash data publication platform and DataONE repositories,
- our experiences thus far in exposing metrics beyond views and downloads for data,
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and our roadmap forward.
Our intentions for this session are to engage the altmetric community on data level metrics and our implementation, drive adoption of data-level-metrics, and equip those who join us to both adopt and promote DLMs.
This proposal falls into a future of altmetrics category that is not represented in the above categories- developing and implementing research data metrics.
On behalf of the Programme Committee I am pleased to confirm that your abstract has been accepted and to formally invite you to speak at the 5:AM Conference, taking place from 26 - 29 September 2018, at the School of Advanced Studies.
More details can be found on the website: www.altmetricsconf.com
Please see below for details of your session:
Session Name: Tech Focus Date: 9/26/2018 Time: 15:20-15:35
We hope you are able to accept this invitation by replying to this email by 28 June 2018. If you are unable to attend then please advise us as soon as possible as the programme will be going live on the website later this week.
We look forward to welcoming you to London in September.