Introduction

HMC Vision and Mission

Recommendation Tree

Basic Recommendations and Assumptions

M0 Use PID Metadata (M)

M1.0 use ORCID

M1.1 Centers encourage

M1.2 Employees maintain

M1.3 Data infrastructures implement

M2.0 Use ROR

M2.1 Centers maintain ROR

M2.2 Repos refer to ROR

M3.0 Use PIDInst

M3.1 Techs Maintain PIDInst

M3.2 Researchers refer to PIDInst

M3.3 Repos refer to PIDInst

M4.0 Use IGSN

M4.1 Organizations support use of IGSN

M4.2 Sample Curators register IGSN

M4.3 Researchers assign IGSNs to samples

M4.4 Repos record and refer to IGSN

M5.0 Use Crossref DOI

M5.1 Publication Repos register Crossref DOI

M5.2 Repos refer to Crossref DOI

M6.0 Use DataCite DOI

M6.1 Repos register and refer to DataCite DOI

M6.2 Publisher and Authors refer to DataCite DOI

S0 Use of Semantic (S) Resources

S1.0 Use Schema.org compliant code with datasets

S1.1 Repos implement Schema.org compliant code with datasets

S2.0 Use Schema for something else

I0 Provision of Interfaces (I) and Exchange Formats

I1.0 Agree on Protocol

I1.1 Define REST Interface

I1.2 Define OAI-PMH Interface

I1.3 Define CSW Interface

I2.0 Define Exchange Format

I2.1 Use DataCite Metadata Format for Exchange

I2.2 Use ISO 19115 Metadata Format for Exchange

I2.3 Use schema.org Metadata Format for Exchange

I2.4 Use DCAT v3 Metadata Format for Exchange

B0 Which data do we want to harmonize

C0 Define Data Containers

F0 Implementation of Data Formats

F1.0 NETCDF Guidelines

L0 Use Licenses

Q0 Implement Quality Information

P0 Track Provenance

R0 Define Stakeholder Roles

V0 Value Data Publications

* Stakeholder Instructions

for center management

for technicians (lab / experiments)

for center administration

for researchers (data producers)

for data stewards / managers / repositories

for librarians

* Instructions for Re-using data

Schema.org

* Glossary

* Template for recommendations