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An Open, FAIRified Data Commons: Proposal for NIH Data Commons Pilot
- Brian A. Nosek
- Jeffrey R. Spies
- Melanie Benjamin
- Natalie Meyers
- Sherif Abdelhamid
- Dawne Aycock
- Luiz Olavo Bonino
- Sara Bowman
- C. Titus Brown
- Timothy M. Errington
- Brian J. Geiger
- Sandra Gesing
- C Lee Giles
- Michael Haselton
- Cynthia Hudson Vitale
- Rick Johnson
- Amanda Liscouski
- David M Litherland
- Steve Loria
- Maryann Elizabeth Martone
- David Thomas Mellor
- Albert Mons
- Prof. dr Barend Mons
- Mark Musen
- Jaroslaw Nabrzyski
- Nicole Pfeiffer
- Eric Pugh
- Rebecca Rosenblatt
- Judy Ruttenberg
- Andrew Sallans
- Erik Anthony Schultes
- Chris Seto
- Jennifer Freeman Smith
- Courtney K. Soderberg
- Matthew Spitzer
- Ian Taylor
- Caner Uguz
- Chris Wisecarver
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Description: This proposal is a response to NIH's call for creation of a Data Commons (RM-17-026). The Commons must support use cases of many stakeholders who need access to scholarly process, content, and outcomes in pursuit of knowledge. Moreover, the Commons must be flexible enough to respect researchers’ idiosyncratic workflows, yet specific enough to solve problems that researchers are trying to solve. To meet both demands, a successful Commons will provide core services that are shared across workflows, and flexible interfaces that meet the individual needs of stakeholders. By leveraging existing open tools, an expansive community network, and in-depth expertise, this collaborative team is well positioned to contribute to the Data Commons pilot and beyond.
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