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Like a data usage agreement (DUA) covering a dataset can be expressed within a ODRL policy document. Hence this is related to #153, and the example could/should focus on that approach.
I've put together a few broad categories that represent common limitations/constraints/requirements from DUAs that would possibly want to be recorded as part of a dataset. Most categories would require further reading of the DUA for specifics, but it could at least be recorded whether or not a type of requirement (e.g. publication requirement) exists.
Data Access: usually authorized for institute, project, or individual
Examples:
Institute level access: anyone from the institute listed in the DUA can have access
Project level access: only those working directly on the project specified in the DUA are allowed to have access
Individual level access: only authorized individuals can have access
Research Use Limitations: often use is limited to a specific project or scope
Examples:
Research must be within scope of the defined project/research use statement
Research use statement, but broad use/exploration encouraged
Broad use is encouraged
Reporting Requirements:
Examples:
Submit an annual report of research progress
Publication Requirements: specific actions required with any public disclosure of results
Examples:
Cite specific paper
List specific people as authors
Include appropriate acknowledgements
Notification of publication
Approval of publication
Make any publications that arise from use of data open-access
Return results data to upstream
Infrastructure Requirements: requirements imposed on the infrastructure where data is stored/used
Examples:
Security best practices
Access controls, logging
Report security incidents
Data must remain on institution's server
Data must be encrypted
No storage on portable media
Delete data when research is completed or DUA is expired
Like a data usage agreement (DUA) covering a dataset can be expressed within a ODRL policy document. Hence this is related to #153, and the example could/should focus on that approach.
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