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Thursday, November 6 • 3:15pm - 4:00pm
Open Access for Data Sets

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Funding agencies around the world are requiring researchers to make available the data sets that underlie their published papers. This session explores the topic of open data sets from both a publisher and library perspective. We will report on primary research undertaken by the IEEE to understand author attitudes towards opening up data sets, as well as the specific characteristics of data sets in the Electrical Engineering and Computer Science disciplines. We will then present an example of data management efforts at Stanford University to target scientific data, including plans to create bilateral linking between the published article and the supporting data. Audiences will come away with a deep understanding of the practices, challenges and opportunities for authors, librarians and publishers in opening up data sets in the technical community of computer science and electrical engineering authors
Speakers
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Joe Buzzanga

Senior Product Manager, Institute of Electronics and Electrical Engineering
I am currently Senior Product Manager for digital products at IEEE. Prior to this position, I worked in product management at Elsevier, Intel and 3Com. My professional interests include scientific communications, machine learning, search, and computer networks. Personal interests... Read More →
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Helen Josephine

Head of the Engineering Library, Stanford University
Helen Josephine is the Head Librarian at the Terman Engineering Library at Stanford University. She is the subject liaison and bibliographer for the School of Engineering departments of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Electrical Engineering, and Management Science and Engineering... Read More →

Thursday November 6, 2014 3:15pm - 4:00pm
Cooper Room, Courtyard Marriott 125 Calhoun Street, Charleston, SC 29401
  Concurrent, EU: End Users, Use Statistics