FAIR and Open Non-Traditional Research Outputs: Expert interview transcripts

This file contains the unedited and redacted interviews of Experts for the "FAIR and Open Non-Traditional Research Outputs" project, sponsored by the Council of Australian University Librarians. The interviews were collected between March and July 2022.This exploratory project investigates how current academic library practice related to FAIR principles are applied to research outputs such as software and other NTROs (e.g. film, creative writing, website design), including areas where there are opportunities to improve or expand practice related to the application of the FAIR principles to NTROs. The project also explores how the CARE principles should be applied to these outputs. The project situates the role of the academic library in the broader Open Research landscape and explores how the library’s work relates to the work of other bodies both within and beyond the researcher’s institution. The project also produces a framework that provides guidance for CAUL Member institutions about how to increase the proportion of NTROs by Australian university researchers that are appropriately described, archived, preserved and made accessible.

本文件收录了由澳大利亚大学图书馆员理事会（Council of Australian University Librarians, CAUL）资助的“FAIR与开放非传统研究成果”项目的未经编辑与脱敏处理的专家访谈内容。访谈采集工作于2022年3月至7月间开展。本探索性项目旨在调研当前学术图书馆在软件及其他非传统研究成果（Non-Traditional Research Outputs，下文简称NTRO，如影视、创意写作、网站设计）类研究产出中应用FAIR原则（可发现、可访问、可互操作、可复用，Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable）的实践现状，并梳理可优化或拓展FAIR原则在NTRO领域应用实践的方向。此外，项目还探索了如何将CARE原则应用于上述研究成果。本项目将学术图书馆置于更广阔的开放研究格局中明确其角色定位，并探讨图书馆的工作如何与研究者所在机构内外的其他相关主体的工作形成协同。同时，本项目还将产出一套指导框架，为CAUL成员机构提供指引，助力其提升澳大利亚高校研究者所产出的、已完成规范著录、归档、保存并可公开获取的NTRO占比。