Description
This resource offers a practical guide to Open Science and FAIR principles for biodiversity and digital twins. Addressing the replicability crisis and the "4 Rs" concept, the session covers metadata, machine-actionability, and PIDs. It also introduces a FAIR platform for managing data and models related to Crop Wild Relatives (CWR), integrated with European infrastructures.
Learning Objectives
By the end of this resource, participants will be able to:
- Differentiate between the 4 Rs to evaluate scientific validity;
- Identify the key factors and methodological gaps contributing to the current crisis in scientific research;
- Apply FAIR Principles;
- Comprehend the architecture of biodiversity digital twins and their integration with strategic European research infrastructures.
Target Audience
Researchers, data stewards, data scientists, and software developers for biodiversity research interested in applying FAIR principles and Open Science practices to their data and models.