Some unexpected facets of open access geodata publishing
Stéphane Joost (research and teaching associate at LASIG) shares his experience in data publication. It includes three cases with unexpected facets: - Publishers’ requirements: what to do when publishing data is compulsory, whereas the data provider prohibits it? - Case of the cartography of a wildlife reserve in Namibia: it is important to publish in open access to share knowledge on the reserve. However, this kind of information can lead to bad use by poachers. How to find the right balance ? - The Nextgen data case: balance between the interests of the scientific community to access the data and the needs of data producers to receive recognition for their work.
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Joost, S. (2018). Some unexpected facets of open access geodata publishing [Conference Presentation]. Noon Talks EPFL Library, Lausanne, Switzerland. https://infoscience.epfl.ch/handle/20.500.14299/144980
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