eVIR conference: Video data between Open Access and Ethics Requirements (CANCELLED)

Keynote presentation: FAIRification of research data - a crucial step on the path to Open Science
Andreas Jaunsen, Special Adviser, NordForsk

Abstract: 

The vast data verse is growing rapidly and the ability to locate relevant research data and assess its usefulness to answer a specific problem will only become more important as the volume of data expands. Simply providing access to research data is not enough to enable the reuse of data or to facilitate  the verification of scientific results. The provisioning of rich machine-actionable metadata to describe the content and relevance of a dataset is crucial in this respect. In addition data should as a rule be issued with a license declaring the premises for reuse, a persistent identifier that will always retain minimum information about the dataset and metadata that are selected from suitable acknowledged vocabularies. In addition to this FAIRification of research data any software, scripts or tools of relevance required to reproduce the claimed scientific results should also be provided. 

To gauge and monitor this development towards Open Science one can evaluate the FAIR Maturity of datasets, providing qualitative information on digital repositories for research data deposit.

Welcome and Introduction
Kirsti Klette, Department of Teacher Education and School Research, University of Oslo 

Part I

Keynote presentation: FAIRification of research data - a crucial step on the path to Open Science
Andreas Jaunsen, Special Adviser, NordForsk

Comments & Discussion

Experience from researchers:

• "A music researcher's perspective on video analysis and sharing"
  Associate Professor Alexander Refsum Jensenius, Department of Musicology and Centre for Interdisciplinary Studies in Rhythm, Time and Motion (RITMO), University of Oslo
• " Tensions and problematic situations when securing informed consent​ in and outside of school"
  Associate Professor Lisbeth M. Brevik, Department of Teacher Education and School Research, University of Oslo
• "Challenges and benefits of using video recordings and TSD in healthcare research"
  PhD Fellow Marte-Marie Wallander Karlsen, Lovisenberg Diaconal University College and University of Oslo

Lunch 

For all registered attendees 

Part II

Storage solutions that support Open Access and FAIR

• "eInfrastructure @UiO for video research present and future"
  Assistant Director Gard Sundby Thomassen, Research Computing, University of Oslo 
• Title to be announced
  Associate Professor Hanne Strømme, Department of Psychology, University of Oslo

Panel discussion/ joint discussion:
Moderator: Professor Kirsti Klette, University of Oslo

• Data Protection Officer Roger Markgraf-Bye, University of Oslo
• Associate Director Marianne Høgetveit Myhren, NSD - Norwegian Centre for Research Data
• Chief Engineer Espen Grøndahl,  IT Director's Office, University of Oslo

Closing comments: How to move forward?