FAIR Implementation Profiles for the Social Sciences and Their Use Cases
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FAIR Implementation Profile, Data Management Plan, Data ManagementAbstract
FAIR Implementation Profiles (FIPs) are created and published to capture decisions made by communities on data curation and management. Despite that many FIPs were created in domains such as medicine and environmental science, few FIPs were available in social sciences. This extended abstract reports recent advances in creating and using FIPs in social sciences. It consists of a summary of available FIPs in social sciences. Three use cases were included to demonstrate how FIPs can be used to guide data management for researchers, organisations, and communities. Finally, we envision some future work on FIP development.
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Copyright (c) 2025 Shuai Wang, Angelica Maineri, Navroop K. Singh, Tycho Hofstra
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Accepted 2025-02-15
Published 2025-03-18