The Leibniz Data Manager is a CKAN distribution tailored for Research Data Managment and was developed to support the aspect of better re-usability of research data.
The Open Research Knowledge Graph (ORKG) aims to describe research papers in a structured manner. With the ORKG, papers are easier to find and compare.
The TIB Terminology Service provides a single point of access to terminologies from domains such as architecture, chemistry, computer science, mathematics and physics. You can browse ontologies through the website or use its API to retrieve terminological information and use it in your technical services.
Data Services are tools that help researchers in one or multiple steps of the Research Data Management Life Cycle. Hence, services can get one or multiple of the tags planning, production, analysis, storage, access, and re-use.
These categories are relevant for the DFG reporting. They can be accessed from the nfdi1000 Excel sheet here and the Guide
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First, Categories are defined based on the de.NBI definitions (see Drop Down Categories from the reporting excel sheet, Tab 5)
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Definition
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Database
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software providing large amounts of structured data to the user. Usually the data can be uploaded, accessed, searched and/or downloaded via a web browser.
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Library / API
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collection of pre‐implemented functions for a specific task that can be accessed via a well‐ defined interfaces.
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Workflow
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software that combines multiple tools / applications. They may be used locally or remotely via the internet.
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Tools / applications
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software that can be downloaded and executed locally on the users' hardware.
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Web applications
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software that is installed on a server and can be used by users via a web page and the internet.
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Storage
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Not defined by de.NBI
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Data Curation
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Not defined by de.NBI
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de.NBI additionally defines Support / consulting as "service with direct user contact for topics going beyond the support for the other services".
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Categorization based on the DFG Service Descriptions¶
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The DFG Reporting asks for the state of the software. We map these states to TLR levels, where we follow the Criteria for Basic Services from base4nfdi.
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