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A common use case has emerged where a data package is initially published to EDI and assigned a DOI. Subsequently, this data package may be replicated to another repository and assigned a different PID. To establish a clear provenance link between the authoritative source and its replication, we propose a mechanism to define this relationship post-publication.
Proposed Solution
Web Services: Create a set of services similar to the PASTA Data Package Manager Journal Citation Services for managing this replication metadata.
User Interface: Implement a user interface within the Data Portal that allows users to:
a. Select an existing published data package.
b. Specify the PID of the replicated data package.
c. Select the relationship to the replicate data package.
d. Provide additional context or metadata related to the replication.
Database Storage: Store this replication information in a database, associating it with the original data package.
Metadata Update: Consider updating the original data package metadata with a reference to the replication.
Benefits:
Enhanced Data Provenance: Clearly establish the lineage of data packages and their replicas.
Improved Data Discovery: Facilitate the discovery of related data packages and their relationships.
Better Data Management: Support better data management practices by tracking the lifecycle of data packages and their derivatives.
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Description
A common use case has emerged where a data package is initially published to EDI and assigned a DOI. Subsequently, this data package may be replicated to another repository and assigned a different PID. To establish a clear provenance link between the authoritative source and its replication, we propose a mechanism to define this relationship post-publication.
Proposed Solution
a. Select an existing published data package.
b. Specify the PID of the replicated data package.
c. Select the relationship to the replicate data package.
d. Provide additional context or metadata related to the replication.
Benefits:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: