Open Grant Proposal

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Authors	Fiona Murphy University of Reading fiona.murphy@reading.ac.uk ORCiD: 0000-0003-1693-1240 Maryann Martone UCSD maryann@ncmir.ucsd.edu ORCiD: 0000-0002-8406-3871 Scholarly Commons WG3 scwg3@force11.org
Release Date	2017-10-05
Keywords	grant proposal, open science
References	Blogpost by Sarah Supp, 10 March 2016 "On making my grant proposals open access" Jabberwocky Ecology website by Ethan White and Morgan Ernest
Visualizations	Decision Graph: pdf svg png Policy Space: pdf svg png

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Policy Space

How compliant is the grant proposal, with respect to the FAIR principles. One of:

Fully principles compliant: Open in the sense of the Open definition: Free to use and reuse. As compliant as possible given regulatory or safety concerns: Only minimal required barriers for access, e.g, access to human subject data for qualified people. Somewhat principles compliant: Digital footprint, but significant barriers for access and reuse, e.g., landing page with descriptive metadata but no access or access that requires significant effort or expense. Not principles compliant: No digital footprint; e.g., dark data

Open Grant Proposal

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