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Open access
Permissions
Easy to find (repository)

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A good database/backed-up

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- Using standardized formats

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- In metadata, as well as
- In dataset - column names and factor levels, date format etc.

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standardized file formats of the actual data

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standardized file formats of the actual data

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- Structure the data according to standards

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To me findability is all about having good metadata. But that's a library perspective...

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- Standard English

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- Document how you processed the data

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- Information about equipment and software

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Allow time for making it findable (time and money)

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Allow time for making it findable (time and money)

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Use of community standards to insure efficiency

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Use of community standards to insure efficiency

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Assign unique identifier

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Direct link to data

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The licensing should be clear and easily findable for anyone wants to reuse the data so that they know which terms and conditions apply.

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File formats that can be used in different (and open source) platforms

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File formats that can be used in different (and open source) platforms

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Documenting the conditions of the experiment (data acquisition)

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Documenting the conditions of the experiment (data acquisition)

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When looking at data in a repository, make it possible to do basic operations on it (search, sort etc)