Making FAIR data for specimens accessible

From: Dirk Neumann 03:43 PM
And on which legal basis and with which standards are and can these data be shared? Pulished data is visible for a broad audience, including e.g. legislators tracing compliance or national governments restricting the used of such data in the public domain (not only but also current legal obligations to share or upload ‘DSI’ to databases in the public domain). Recent examples (e.g. current discussion for the introduction of a Global Multilateral Benefit Sharing system) strongly targeted specimen data generated and shared FAIRly (without offerring benefits for original Provider countries) included discussion on retroactive coverage of data derieved e.g. from historic specimens collected 19th century or earlier.

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