Submitters to the STI-ENID Conference 2023 were asked to include an open science statement. Leo Waaijers of Leiden University collected these statements to analyze their compliance with open science principles. The statements were published openly on the conference website but vary widely in explanation, vocabulary, and detail.
Use Cases
- Analyzing the vocabulary and framing of open science commitments based on the unstructured text statements.
- Measuring compliance with open science principles based on a defined list of codes applied to the statements.
- Studying the diversity of researcher interpretations of 'open science' based on the variety of statement formats.
Strengths
- Statements were collected from a specific, real-world academic conference (STI-ENID 2023).
- Data is openly published under an Open Access (green) license.
- Analysis includes a defined list of codes for assessing compliance.
Limitations
- Column-level documentation is absent; field semantics must be inferred after download.
- Row count is unknown, which may limit suitability assessment.
- The unstructured nature of the statements means data quality requires manual inspection.
Provenance
- Source
- STI-ENID Conference 2023 submissions, published on the conference website.
- Collection Method
- Collected from openly published submissions on the conference website.
- Time Range
- 2023