COVID-19 Data Fast Track Publishing ProjectEOSC Use Cases Workshop, 03.09.2020

Julia GeistbergerAUSSDA & EOSC-Pillar

AUSSDA https://aussda.at/

The Austrian Social Science Data ArchiveSupports open science initiativesInvolved in several projects (SSHOC, EOSC-Pillar)

EOSC-Pillarhttps://eosc-pillar.eu/

H2020 project to support the implementation of EOSCFive countries: AT, BE, DE, FR, ITAUSSDA‘s main contribution: conducting the „National Initiatives“ Survey1

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The COVID-19 pandemic: social and economic implications

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We are only beginning to understand the social and economic consequencesof the COVID-19 pandemic, e.g:

What percentage of the population is willing to get vaccinated?2

Who is most severly effected from unemployment?3

Are media users able to identify misinformation about the pandemic?4

Immediate research is necessary and results including data must be shared and accessible

AUSSDA contributes with the COVID-19 Data Fast Track Publishing Project

The COVID-19 Data Fast Track Publishing Project – An Open Science Use Case

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AUSSDA offers a platform for publishing and re-using social science data on COVID-19

Fast Track Publishing: Shorter review processPre-releases possibleAdditional staff for COVID data

Funded by the Federal Ministry for Education, Science and Research of Austria

Benefits

researchers can quickly access and re-use datarelevant data in one placestandardized licenses and terms of use and re-useprofessional infrastructure for sharing datastaff trained both in relevant disciplines and in archiving

AUSSDA contributes to understanding the social and economic consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic

more info: https://aussda.at/en/about-aussda/projects/covid-19-data-fast-track-publishing/

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What is the connection to EOSC?

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AUSSDA is one element of EOSCAUSSDA’s data catalogue is harvested by CESSDA data catalogueCESSDA federates the national archives to a European open data spaceData is accessible by researchers all over the worldSome of the datasets are translated (the "Austrian Corona Panel" and the "Values in a Crisis“ data)

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https://data.aussda.at/dataverse/covid19

Sources and links

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1. https://eosc-pillar.eu/eosc-pillar-national-initiatives-survey-work-package

2. https://viecer.univie.ac.at/corona-blog/corona-blog-beitraege/blog50/, www.doi.org/10.11587/28KQNS

3. https://viecer.univie.ac.at/corona-blog/corona-blog-beitraege/blog09/, www.doi.org/10.11587/28KQNS

4. https://viecer.univie.ac.at/corona-blog/corona-blog-beitraege/blog21/

5. https://data.aussda.at/dataverse/covid19

Thank you!Contact:for COVID-19 data related questions:

info@aussda.at

for EOSC-Pillar related questions:

julia.geistberger@univie.ac.at

www.aussda.atwww.eosc-pillar.eu

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