FAIR Supporting Resource Nanopublications
FAIR Supporting Resources
A FAIR Supporting Resource (FSR) is a resource that supports the FAIRification or FAIR Orchestration of data and metadata. FSRs are identified with a GUPRI and have a machine-readable representation as a nanopublication which includes metadata about it.
A nanopublication is a unitary assertion about the world with associated metadata, rendered in machine-readable form, and all of this having a globally unique, persistent and resolvable identifer. See this page for more information.
There are different types of FSRs for which we use different nanopub templates.
FAIR Supporting Resources Types
A FAIR Implementation Community (FIC) is a non-empty set of people and/or organizations that form a self-declared community with the aim to implement the FAIR principles for their fields of interest.
Publish a FAIR Implementation Community nanopub.
Publish a FAIR Data Stewardship Event nanpub.
A FAIR Connect Article is a short-form narrative, ranging from 500 to 2000 words. It can be a FAIR Supporting Resource Description Article or a Commentary.
Publish a FAIR Connect Article nanopub.
A FAIR Enabling Resource (FER) is FSR that provides functions needed to achieve some aspect of FAIRness addressessing explicitly one FAIR Sub-Principle. Use this nanopublication template to publish any type of FER.
Publish a FAIR Enabling Resource nanopub.
FAIR Enabling Resources Types
For each FAIR Sub-Principle there is a specific FAIR Enabling Resource Type.
A service that provides for metadata (1) algorithms guaranteeing global uniqueness, (2) policy document that guarantees persistence and (3) resolution of the identifier to machine-actionable metadata describing the object and its location.
Publish an Identifier Service nanopub.
A specification (schema) that defines metadata fields describing attributes of data or other digital objects.
Publish a Metadata Schema nanopub.
A specification that provides a unique, persistent, (ideally) bi-directional, machine-actionable link between metadata and the data they describe.
Publish a Registry nanopub.
A service that indexes metadata and data and provides search over that index.
Publish a Registry nanopub.
A Communication Protocol is a specification that defines how messages are structured and exchanged.
Publish a Communication Protocol nanopub.
An Authentication and authorisation service is a service that mediates access to digital objects according to specifed conditions.
Publish a Authentication and Authorisation Protocol nanopub.
A Metadata Preservation Policy is a document that describes the conditions under which metadata are to be provisioned in the future (generally part of a data management plan).
Publish a Metadata Preservation Policy nanopub.
A Knowledge Representation Language is a a language specification whereby knowledge can be made processible by machines.
Publish a Knowledge Representation Language nanopub.
A FAIR vocabulary is a specification of uniquely identified and unambigous concepts with their definitions represented preferably using web standards.
Publish a FAIR vocabulary nanopub.
A Semantic Model is a specification that defines qualified relations between entities describing data or other digital objects using structured vocabularies.
Publish a Semantic Model nanopub.
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A Data Usage License is a document that describes the conditions under which a digital object can be legally used.
Publish a Data Usage License nanopub.
A Provenance Model is a specification (schema) that defines metadata fields describing the origin and lineage of data or other digital objects.
Publish a Provenance Model nanopub.
A FAIR Implementation Profile (FIP) is a list of declared technology choices, also referred to as FAIR Enabling Resources (FERs), that are intended to implement one or more of the FAIR Guiding Principles, made as a collective decision by the members of a particular community of practice.