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-ref to this that and the other - the vliz view, the popular statements on fair and open
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-  ... scoping this about translating the content from [general approach](/open-science) and [departmental statements](/open-science-at-departments) to actual tasks and deliverables
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 ## Vision <a name="vision"></a>
 
-Felicity Jones ! 
+![Fair Data Principles](/assets/media/img/content/FAIR_data_principles.jpg){:class="image-style-content-embed"}  A focal point in our strategy towards open science is focussing on making the research data F.A.I.R and open.  And as we like to believe: interlinked. \
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+The [F.A.I.R principles](https://www.go-fair.org/fair-principles/) as put down in [Wilkinson et al.](https://doi.org/10.1038/sdata.2016.18) guide the enterprise of Research Data Management to be: **F**indable, **A**ccesible, **I**nteroperable and **R**eusable.
 
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-List of particular goals we have - the main ones at least. e.g. to published our DBs as LOD, to have LOD change feeds as a normal, to have faceted searches (or whatever) as a norm, to accommodate dutch and english (others?), to have semantics embedded....probably need to discuss these as a group
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-## Practical Examples <a name="examples"></a>
 
-List of the things we have done, and list of the things we are working on
-First would include: MRG/LOD, urm...?
+![5star open data](assets/media/img/content/5-star_deployment_scheme_for_Open_Data.png){:.image-style-content-embed} In a broader scope (i.e. outside the more strict research domain) there is also the additional [principles of linked-open-data](https://www.w3.org/wiki/LinkedData) and the semantic web to consider. \
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+We very much see these go hand in hand: the one set of guidelines naturally extends and completes the other; and the ubiquitous web-stack provides the methodology, the technology and the practical platform for reliable and interoperable information exchange on a global scale.
 
-Second: maregraph and LOD, 
 
+> ##### There is no separate web for research and science.
+> The daring goal for #openscience is to let to let quality research data play its educational role by entering the same arena now populated by lolcatz, fake news and antivax-conspiracies.
+{:.block-tip}
 
-  warning -- we should not repeat what we already have in Achievements section  --> be exemplary here, not complete ?
 
+In conclusion these guiding principles urges general research data management to take an outside ignorant view on the data they are intimately familiar with.  The challenge is to asssess and expose rather then casually assume any preconceptions or inside knoweldge the domain experts typically have.  The goal is to make sure the information content of the produced data becomes more and more readily readable to these new audiences:
+1. research experts from different domains
+2. stakeholders from outside research: citizen-scientitst, policy makers and the general public
+3. automated processes in an emerging field of computer-assisted-research
 
-## Techincal Approach <a name="technical"></a>
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-  warning -- we should not repeat what we already have in Achievements section  --> be conceptual here, not detailed ?
+Packaged in a compelling story we motivate the above in the so called «Felicity Jones effect»
+{% include presentation/google-youtube.html key="XQAZYzR7jLc" %}
 
 
-### LD Publication <a name="lod"></a>
-* conneg
-* templating
-* convenience details (file-save-as + vary) 
+## Technical Approach <a name="technical"></a>
 
+To achieve that vision we have selected a number of objectives to focus on:
 
-### LDES <a name="ldes"></a>
+* apply [RDF](https://www.w3.org/RDF/) to expose the data we have as linked-open-data publications  
+* provide harvestable change-feeds on our data and dataset-catalogues using standards like [OAI-PMH](https://www.openarchives.org/pmh/) and [LDES](https://www.researchobject.org/ro-crate/)
+* apply [RO-Crate](https://www.researchobject.org/ro-crate/) 
+* provide multilingual support to reference vocabularies
+* promote an open (platform-neutral) web-intergration approach through proper [REST APIs](https://www.ics.uci.edu/~fielding/pubs/dissertation/rest_arch_style.htm) and open [WebComponents](https://www.w3.org/TR/components-intro/)
+* provide tracable provenance data using the [EOSC-LIFE Common Provenance Model](https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.4705074)
 
-  ...
-  motivation / use / afficliation with flanders and imec
 
-### RO-Crates <a name="rocrate"></a>
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-* simplicity - flattened jsonld + schema.org
-* authority
-* mini website
-* github combo
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-### Github & LOD Publishing <a name="github"></a>
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-github publishing (whatever we will call dmbon), 
+## Practical Examples <a name="examples"></a>
 
-provenance profiles, semantic server, ...
+The above is shown in practice in our [available linked-data publications](/linked-data) as well as in the many [applications and tools](/applications-tools)  or [software packages](/applications-tools/software-packages) we provide.