美国联邦资助机构数据共享政策分析

Reid I. Boehm, H. Calkins, Patricia B. Condon, J. Petters, Rachel Woodbrook
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美国联邦资助机构继续努力实施其计划,以增加公众获得资助研究的机会,并遵守2013年科技办公室备忘录《增加获得联邦资助科学研究成果的机会》。在本文中,我们对截至2021年2月的17个美国联邦资助机构的研究数据共享政策文件进行了分析。我们的分析以两个问题为指导:1.)研究结果对美国联邦资助机构数据共享要求的现状和趋势有何启示?2.)大学、机构、协会和研究人员在哪些方面受到这些政策的影响并对其做出回应?在过去五年中,这些机构的政策更新很常见,在这段时间里,一些主题得到了彻底发展;然而,受资助的研究人员如何满足这些政策要求仍然存在不确定性。
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Analysis of U.S. Federal Funding Agency Data Sharing Policies
Federal funding agencies in the United States (U.S.) continue to work towards implementing their plans to increase public access to funded research and comply with the 2013 Office of Science and Technology memo Increasing Access to the Results of Federally Funded Scientific Research. In this article we report on an analysis of research data sharing policy documents from 17 U.S. federal funding agencies as of February 2021. Our analysis is guided by two questions: 1.) What do the findings suggest about the current state of and trends in U.S. federal funding agency data sharing requirements? 2.) In what ways are universities, institutions, associations, and researchers affected by and responding to these policies? Over the past five years, policy updates were common among these agencies and several themes have been thoroughly developed in that time; however, uncertainty remains around how funded researchers are expected to satisfy these policy requirements.
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