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	\| [[Link to database 1\|Database 1]] \|\| Which types of metadata are covered? Administrative, descriptive, structural, provenance of data, etc.? \|\| Summarize: Is it rich or basic metadata provided for each of the types? \|\| Check the Wilkinson criteria for metadata and summarize here. In case more space is needed, link to a section of [[WS1UC3]]. \|\| What framework is used, e.g., controlled vocabulary, taxonomy, thesaurus, ontology? \|\| How are metadata implemented? As xml, plain text, RDF, etc.		\| [[Link to database 1\|Database 1]] \|\| Which types of metadata are covered? Administrative, descriptive, structural, provenance of data, etc.? \|\| Summarize: Is it rich or basic metadata provided for each of the types? \|\| Check the Wilkinson criteria for metadata and summarize here. In case more space is needed, link to a section of [[WS1UC3]]. \|\| What framework is used, e.g., controlled vocabulary, taxonomy, thesaurus, ontology? \|\| How are metadata implemented? As xml, plain text, RDF, etc.
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	\| MATDB \|\| Noting that the primary data object is a combination of the the test result + material (i.e. production, composition, heat treatment, microstructure, etc.) + specimen + test condition + documents entities, the source (i.e. bibliographic and provenance) entity corresponds to the metadata. \|\| Approximately twenty metadata fields exist, noting that not all are mandatory. \|\| The metadata for approximately 25% of the content of the database is broadly compliant with the FAIR data principles (details at [~~http~~://eeradata.~~webfactional.com~~/mediawiki-1.30.0/index.php?title=WS1UC3#Notes_from_the_afternoon_session WS1UC3 - Notes from afternoon session ]). This is because approximately 25% of the content is enabled for citation and hence complies with the [https://support.datacite.org/docs/schema-properties-overview-v41 DataCite metadata schema ], which itself is aligned with the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dublin_Core Dublin Core ]. \|\| Thesaurus and procedural standards \|\| XML, PDF, MS Excel		\| MATDB \|\| Noting that the primary data object is a combination of the the test result + material (i.e. production, composition, heat treatment, microstructure, etc.) + specimen + test condition + documents entities, the source (i.e. bibliographic and provenance) entity corresponds to the metadata. \|\| Approximately twenty metadata fields exist, noting that not all are mandatory. \|\| The metadata for approximately 25% of the content of the database is broadly compliant with the FAIR data principles (details at [https://eeradata-platform.eu/mediawiki-1.30.0/index.php?title=WS1UC3#Notes_from_the_afternoon_session WS1UC3 - Notes from afternoon session ]). This is because approximately 25% of the content is enabled for citation and hence complies with the [https://support.datacite.org/docs/schema-properties-overview-v41 DataCite metadata schema ], which itself is aligned with the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dublin_Core Dublin Core ]. \|\| Thesaurus and procedural standards \|\| XML, PDF, MS Excel
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	\| [https://metainfo.nomad-coe.eu/ NOMAD] \|\|Metadata includes: administrative (location, access privileges, who, when, where) and provenance of data (how). Each metadata, besides its name, can have up to six additional attributes: Type, Description, Data Type, Shape, Units, Derived (optional). Relations between metadata are visualized by graph diagrams. More info at [https://metainfo.nomad-coe.eu/nomadmetainfo_public/archive.html NOMAD Meta Info page].\|\|Extensive metadata\|\|F1;F2;F3;F4 100%. A1;A1.1 100%, A1.2 0%, A2 100%. I1;I2 100%, I3 N/A. R1;R1.1;R1.2 100 %, R1.3 50%.\|\| Taxonomy \|\| json file		\| [https://metainfo.nomad-coe.eu/ NOMAD] \|\|Metadata includes: administrative (location, access privileges, who, when, where) and provenance of data (how). Each metadata, besides its name, can have up to six additional attributes: Type, Description, Data Type, Shape, Units, Derived (optional). Relations between metadata are visualized by graph diagrams. More info at [https://metainfo.nomad-coe.eu/nomadmetainfo_public/archive.html NOMAD Meta Info page].\|\|Extensive metadata\|\|F1;F2;F3;F4 100%. A1;A1.1 100%, A1.2 0%, A2 100%. I1;I2 100%, I3 N/A. R1;R1.1;R1.2 100 %, R1.3 50%.\|\| Taxonomy \|\| json file

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	\| Crystallography Open DB \|\| Single 7-digit identifier assigned to the data. Full history of data additions and changes is provided (with dates, commiters, modified files, etc). Metadata include: data upload date, revision number, URL of the data file in the repository, source publication author names and contacts (address, tel, email, etc), source publication title, journal, issue, doi, etc, method of structure determination, performed automoatic conversions \|\| Extensive metadata. \|\| Findable: F1-YES; F2-YES; F3-YES; F4-YES. Accessible: A1-YES; A1.1-YES; A1.2-N/A; A2-YES. Interoperable: I1-N/A; I2-N/A; I3-N/A; I4-N/A. Reusable: R1-YES; R1.1-N/A; R1.2-YES; R1.3-YES \|\| Taxonomy \|\| RDF file		\| Crystallography Open DB \|\| Single 7-digit identifier assigned to the data. Full history of data additions and changes is provided (with dates, commiters, modified files, etc). Metadata include: data upload date, revision number, URL of the data file in the repository, source publication author names and contacts (address, tel, email, etc), source publication title, journal, issue, doi, etc, method of structure determination, performed automoatic conversions \|\| Extensive metadata. \|\| Findable: F1-YES; F2-YES; F3-YES; F4-YES. Accessible: A1-YES; A1.1-YES; A1.2-N/A; A2-YES. Interoperable: I1-N/A; I2-N/A; I3-N/A; I4-N/A. Reusable: R1-YES; R1.1-N/A; R1.2-YES; R1.3-YES \|\| Taxonomy \|\| RDF file
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			== European initiatives and projects ==

			* [https://www.fair-di.eu/fairmat/fairmat_/consortium FAIRmat ]

	== GOFAIR implementation projects ==		== GOFAIR implementation projects ==

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Conferences

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Conferences

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	* [https://th.fhi-berlin.mpg.de/meetings/fairdi2020/index.php?n=Meeting.Home Virtual Conference on A FAIR Data Infrastructure For Materials Genomics 3 - 5 June, 2020]		* [https://th.fhi-berlin.mpg.de/meetings/fairdi2020/index.php?n=Meeting.Home Virtual Conference on A FAIR Data Infrastructure For Materials Genomics 3 - 5 June, 2020]
	** The focus of the conference is to describe the new horizons that can be reached by a FAIR data infrastructure for materials genomics. This conference is organized by the association FAIR-DI e.V.		** The focus of the conference is to describe the new horizons that can be reached by a FAIR data infrastructure for materials genomics. This conference is organized by the association FAIR-DI e.V.
	* Notable groups participating we should link with: [https://metainfo.nomad-coe.eu/nomadmetainfo_public/archive.html NOMAD Center of Excellence], [https://th.fhi-berlin.mpg.de/groups/bdafms/ BIG-DATA ANALYTICS FOR MATERIALS SCIENCE]		** Notable groups participating we should link with: [https://metainfo.nomad-coe.eu/nomadmetainfo_public/archive.html NOMAD Center of Excellence], [https://th.fhi-berlin.mpg.de/groups/bdafms/ BIG-DATA ANALYTICS FOR MATERIALS SCIENCE]
	* Existing metadata or other standards we should have in mind and link with: [https://fairdi.eu/ FAIR-DI e.V]; [https://www.optimade.org/ OPTIMADE Consortium].		** Existing metadata or other standards we should have in mind and link with: [https://fairdi.eu/ FAIR-DI e.V]; [https://www.optimade.org/ OPTIMADE Consortium].
	* The videos of the plenary and invited talk are available at the [https://th.fhi-berlin.mpg.de/meetings/fairdi2020/index.php?n=Meeting.Program Conference Program page]		** The videos of the plenary and invited talk are available at the [https://th.fhi-berlin.mpg.de/meetings/fairdi2020/index.php?n=Meeting.Program Conference Program page]
	* Relevant Talks:		* Relevant Talks:
	** New Horizons for Materials Research - Role of FAIR Data, by Claudia Draxl.		** New Horizons for Materials Research - Role of FAIR Data, by Claudia Draxl.

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Virtual Conference on A FAIR Data Infrastructure For Materials Genomics 3 - 5 June, 2020

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	== Conferences ==		== Conferences ==

	~~====~~ [https://th.fhi-berlin.mpg.de/meetings/fairdi2020/index.php?n=Meeting.Home Virtual Conference on A FAIR Data Infrastructure For Materials Genomics 3 - 5 June, 2020] ~~====~~		* [https://th.fhi-berlin.mpg.de/meetings/fairdi2020/index.php?n=Meeting.Home Virtual Conference on A FAIR Data Infrastructure For Materials Genomics 3 - 5 June, 2020]
	* The focus of the conference is to describe the new horizons that can be reached by a FAIR data infrastructure for materials genomics. This conference is organized by the association FAIR-DI e.V.		** The focus of the conference is to describe the new horizons that can be reached by a FAIR data infrastructure for materials genomics. This conference is organized by the association FAIR-DI e.V.
	* Notable groups participating we should link with: [https://metainfo.nomad-coe.eu/nomadmetainfo_public/archive.html NOMAD Center of Excellence], [https://th.fhi-berlin.mpg.de/groups/bdafms/ BIG-DATA ANALYTICS FOR MATERIALS SCIENCE]		* Notable groups participating we should link with: [https://metainfo.nomad-coe.eu/nomadmetainfo_public/archive.html NOMAD Center of Excellence], [https://th.fhi-berlin.mpg.de/groups/bdafms/ BIG-DATA ANALYTICS FOR MATERIALS SCIENCE]
	* Existing metadata or other standards we should have in mind and link with: [https://fairdi.eu/ FAIR-DI e.V]; [https://www.optimade.org/ OPTIMADE Consortium].		* Existing metadata or other standards we should have in mind and link with: [https://fairdi.eu/ FAIR-DI e.V]; [https://www.optimade.org/ OPTIMADE Consortium].

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	\| MATDB \|\| Noting that the primary data object is a combination of the the test result + material (i.e. production, composition, heat treatment, microstructure, etc.) + specimen + test condition + documents entities, the source (i.e. bibliographic and provenance) entity corresponds to the metadata. \|\| Approximately twenty metadata fields exist, noting that not all are mandatory. \|\| The metadata for approximately 25% of the content of the database is broadly compliant with the FAIR data principles (details at [http://eeradata.webfactional.com/mediawiki-1.30.0/index.php?title=WS1UC3#Notes_from_the_afternoon_session WS1UC3 - Notes from afternoon session ]). This is because approximately 25% of the content is enabled for citation and hence complies with the [https://support.datacite.org/docs/schema-properties-overview-v41 DataCite metadata schema ], which itself is aligned with the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dublin_Core Dublin Core ]. \|\| Thesaurus and procedural standards \|\| XML, PDF, MS Excel		\| MATDB \|\| Noting that the primary data object is a combination of the the test result + material (i.e. production, composition, heat treatment, microstructure, etc.) + specimen + test condition + documents entities, the source (i.e. bibliographic and provenance) entity corresponds to the metadata. \|\| Approximately twenty metadata fields exist, noting that not all are mandatory. \|\| The metadata for approximately 25% of the content of the database is broadly compliant with the FAIR data principles (details at [http://eeradata.webfactional.com/mediawiki-1.30.0/index.php?title=WS1UC3#Notes_from_the_afternoon_session WS1UC3 - Notes from afternoon session ]). This is because approximately 25% of the content is enabled for citation and hence complies with the [https://support.datacite.org/docs/schema-properties-overview-v41 DataCite metadata schema ], which itself is aligned with the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dublin_Core Dublin Core ]. \|\| Thesaurus and procedural standards \|\| XML, PDF, MS Excel
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	\| [https://metainfo.nomad-coe.eu/ NOMAD] \|\|Metadata includes: administrative (location, access privileges, who, when, where) and provenance of data (how). Each metadata, besides its name, can have up to six additional attributes: Type, Description, Data Type, Shape, Units, Derived (optional). Relations between metadata are visualized by graph diagrams. More info at [https://metainfo.nomad-coe.eu/nomadmetainfo_public/archive.html NOMAD Meta Info page].\|\|Extensive metadata\|\|F1;F2;F3;F4 100%. A1;A1.1 100%, A1.2 0%, A2 100%. I1;I2 100%, I3 N/A. R1;R1.1;R1.2 100 %, R1.3 50%.\|\| ~~Ontology~~ \|\| json file		\| [https://metainfo.nomad-coe.eu/ NOMAD] \|\|Metadata includes: administrative (location, access privileges, who, when, where) and provenance of data (how). Each metadata, besides its name, can have up to six additional attributes: Type, Description, Data Type, Shape, Units, Derived (optional). Relations between metadata are visualized by graph diagrams. More info at [https://metainfo.nomad-coe.eu/nomadmetainfo_public/archive.html NOMAD Meta Info page].\|\|Extensive metadata\|\|F1;F2;F3;F4 100%. A1;A1.1 100%, A1.2 0%, A2 100%. I1;I2 100%, I3 N/A. R1;R1.1;R1.2 100 %, R1.3 50%.\|\| Taxonomy \|\| json file
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	\| [http://www.urbanmineplatform.eu/homepage Urban Mine Platform] \|\| Metadata includes: administrative (e.g. contact info), descriptive (e.g. use limitation, data quality statement), provenance (e.g. resource), structural and others like file identifier, descriptive keywords etc. \|\| Extensive metadata is provided in form of basic metadata and full metadata \|\| Findable: F.1.; F.2.; F.3. – YES. F.4. – N/A. Accessible: A.1.; A.1.1.; A.1.2. – YES; A.2. – N/A. Interoperable: I.1.; I.2.; I.3. – YES; Reusable: R.1.; R.1.1.; R.1.2.; R.1.3 – YES \|\| Taxonomy \|\| XML file		\| [http://www.urbanmineplatform.eu/homepage Urban Mine Platform] \|\| Metadata includes: administrative (e.g. contact info), descriptive (e.g. use limitation, data quality statement), provenance (e.g. resource), structural and others like file identifier, descriptive keywords etc. \|\| Extensive metadata is provided in form of basic metadata and full metadata \|\| Findable: F.1.; F.2.; F.3. – YES. F.4. – N/A. Accessible: A.1.; A.1.1.; A.1.2. – YES; A.2. – N/A. Interoperable: I.1.; I.2.; I.3. – YES; Reusable: R.1.; R.1.1.; R.1.2.; R.1.3 – YES \|\| Taxonomy \|\| XML file

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METADATA

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	The properties of the DataCite Metadata Schema (Tim Austin):		The properties of the DataCite Metadata Schema (Tim Austin):
	* [https://support.datacite.org/docs/schema-properties-overview-v43 DataCite]		* [https://support.datacite.org/docs/schema-properties-overview-v43 DataCite]

			EMMC definition of metadata standards
			* [https://emmc.info/emmo-info/ EMMO: an Ontology for Applied Sciences]
			* MODA

	In summary, we could say:		In summary, we could say:

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	* EUMAT (European Technology Platform for Advanced Materials), Amaya Igartua		* EUMAT (European Technology Platform for Advanced Materials), Amaya Igartua
	* EMMC ASBL (European Materials Modeling Council), Nadja Adamovic & Gerhard Goldbeck		* EMMC ASBL (European Materials Modeling Council), Nadja Adamovic & Gerhard Goldbeck
	** [https://emmc.info/emmo-info/ EMMO: an Ontology for Applied Sciences]
	** MODA
	* MARVEL , Nicola Marzari or Giovanni Pizzi (GoFAIR)		* MARVEL , Nicola Marzari or Giovanni Pizzi (GoFAIR)
	* Materials Genome (USA), Stefano Curtarolo (Duke)		* Materials Genome (USA), Stefano Curtarolo (Duke)

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	* EMMC ASBL (European Materials Modeling Council), Nadja Adamovic & Gerhard Goldbeck		* EMMC ASBL (European Materials Modeling Council), Nadja Adamovic & Gerhard Goldbeck
	** [https://emmc.info/emmo-info/ EMMO: an Ontology for Applied Sciences]		** [https://emmc.info/emmo-info/ EMMO: an Ontology for Applied Sciences]
			** MODA
	* MARVEL , Nicola Marzari or Giovanni Pizzi (GoFAIR)		* MARVEL , Nicola Marzari or Giovanni Pizzi (GoFAIR)
	* Materials Genome (USA), Stefano Curtarolo (Duke)		* Materials Genome (USA), Stefano Curtarolo (Duke)

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Networks

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	* EMIRI (The Energy Materials Industrial Research Initivative), Simon Perraud		* EMIRI (The Energy Materials Industrial Research Initivative), Simon Perraud
	* EUMAT (European Technology Platform for Advanced Materials), Amaya Igartua		* EUMAT (European Technology Platform for Advanced Materials), Amaya Igartua
	* EMMC ASBL (European Materials Modeling Council), Nadja Adamovic & Gerhard Goldbeck		* EMMC ASBL (European Materials Modeling Council), Nadja Adamovic & Gerhard Goldbeck
			** [https://emmc.info/emmo-info/ EMMO: an Ontology for Applied Sciences]
	* MARVEL , Nicola Marzari or Giovanni Pizzi (GoFAIR)		* MARVEL , Nicola Marzari or Giovanni Pizzi (GoFAIR)
	* Materials Genome (USA), Stefano Curtarolo (Duke)		* Materials Genome (USA), Stefano Curtarolo (Duke)

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	== Conferences ==		== Conferences ==

	* [https://th.fhi-berlin.mpg.de/meetings/fairdi2020/index.php?n=Meeting.Home Virtual Conference on A FAIR Data Infrastructure For Materials Genomics 3 - 5 June, 2020]		** [https://th.fhi-berlin.mpg.de/meetings/fairdi2020/index.php?n=Meeting.Home Virtual Conference on A FAIR Data Infrastructure For Materials Genomics 3 - 5 June, 2020]
	** The focus of the conference is to describe the new horizons that can be reached by a FAIR data infrastructure for materials genomics. This conference is organized by the association FAIR-DI e.V.		*** The focus of the conference is to describe the new horizons that can be reached by a FAIR data infrastructure for materials genomics. This conference is organized by the association FAIR-DI e.V.
	** Notable groups participating we should link with: [https://metainfo.nomad-coe.eu/nomadmetainfo_public/archive.html NOMAD Center of Excellence], [https://th.fhi-berlin.mpg.de/groups/bdafms/ BIG-DATA ANALYTICS FOR MATERIALS SCIENCE]		*** Notable groups participating we should link with: [https://metainfo.nomad-coe.eu/nomadmetainfo_public/archive.html NOMAD Center of Excellence], [https://th.fhi-berlin.mpg.de/groups/bdafms/ BIG-DATA ANALYTICS FOR MATERIALS SCIENCE]
	** Existing metadata or other standards we should have in mind and link with: [https://fairdi.eu/ FAIR-DI e.V]; [https://www.optimade.org/ OPTIMADE Consortium].		*** Existing metadata or other standards we should have in mind and link with: [https://fairdi.eu/ FAIR-DI e.V]; [https://www.optimade.org/ OPTIMADE Consortium].
	** The videos of the plenary and invited talk are available at the [https://th.fhi-berlin.mpg.de/meetings/fairdi2020/index.php?n=Meeting.Program Conference Program page]		*** The videos of the plenary and invited talk are available at the [https://th.fhi-berlin.mpg.de/meetings/fairdi2020/index.php?n=Meeting.Program Conference Program page]
	* Relevant Talks:		** Relevant Talks:
	** New Horizons for Materials Research - Role of FAIR Data, by Claudia Draxl.		*** New Horizons for Materials Research - Role of FAIR Data, by Claudia Draxl.
	** The US Material Genome Initiative and the Materials Data Infrastructure, by James Warren.		*** The US Material Genome Initiative and the Materials Data Infrastructure, by James Warren.
	** Community-driven Metadata and Ontologies for Materials Science and their Key Role in Artificial-intelligence Tools, by Luca Ghiringhelli.		*** Community-driven Metadata and Ontologies for Materials Science and their Key Role in Artificial-intelligence Tools, by Luca Ghiringhelli.
	** Reproducibility of Materials Simulations and Accessibility to Data, by Giulia Galli.		*** Reproducibility of Materials Simulations and Accessibility to Data, by Giulia Galli.
	** The OPTIMADE REST API for Querying Materials Databases: Challenges and Opportunities, Gian Marco Rignanese		*** The OPTIMADE REST API for Querying Materials Databases: Challenges and Opportunities, Gian Marco Rignanese
	** Materials Project: Design of an Effective Software Infrastructure for Data Production, Dissemination and Analyses, Kristin Persson		*** Materials Project: Design of an Effective Software Infrastructure for Data Production, Dissemination and Analyses, Kristin Persson
	** Towards an AI-ready International System of Units: Metadata-format, Thesaurus and Ontology, Joachim Ullrich		*** Towards an AI-ready International System of Units: Metadata-format, Thesaurus and Ontology, Joachim Ullrich
	** FAIR in Action for Materials Science and Engineering @BAM, Ulrich Panne		*** FAIR in Action for Materials Science and Engineering @BAM, Ulrich Panne
	** European Open Science Cloud, Karel Luyben		*** European Open Science Cloud, Karel Luyben
	* Relevant Posters at the [https://th.fhi-berlin.mpg.de/meetings/fairdi2020/index.php?n=Meeting.Poster Poster Session page]		** Relevant Posters at the [https://th.fhi-berlin.mpg.de/meetings/fairdi2020/index.php?n=Meeting.Poster Poster Session page]
	** N. 18 Ontologies in Computational Materials Science		*** N. 18 Ontologies in Computational Materials Science
	** N. 25 NOMAD Repository and Archive		*** N. 25 NOMAD Repository and Archive
	** N. 38 Materials Data Platform System toward implementation of FAIR data principle		*** N. 38 Materials Data Platform System toward implementation of FAIR data principle
	** N. 58 An Ontology for the Materials Design Domain		*** N. 58 An Ontology for the Materials Design Domain
	** N. 62 Web-based artificial intelligence tools for materials science: the NOMAD analytics toolkit		*** N. 62 Web-based artificial intelligence tools for materials science: the NOMAD analytics toolkit

	== Literature ==		== Literature ==