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The Recommendations on certifying services required to enable FAIR within EOSC document contains an analysis of activities relevant to certification of the services required to enable FAIR research outputs within EOSC as of November 2020. It discusses incentivisation and support, offers an analys...

The main aim of CoreTrustSeal (CTS) is to assess the trustworthiness of a research data repository. This trustworthiness certainly has a relation with the long-term access to digital objects managed by a data repository. This webinar provides an overview of the digital preservation related aspect...

The Dataverse Project community has written this guide to help collection support staff of Dataverse repositories, as well as those considering using the Dataverse software, apply for the CoreTrustSeal (CTS) certification. This guide describes how the core functionality and design principles of...

Certification is a sign of trust that benefits a data repository in many ways. How can your repository achieve certification? The SSHOC webinar focuses on the certification of digital repositories and how your repository can apply for the CoreTrustSeal.

This document represents the third alignment of CoreTrustSeal to FAIR requirements to inform<br> repositories seeking to enable FAIR data. Feedback is welcomed either directly to the authors or on the Google Doc. Further context is presented in the FAIRsFAIR project milestone: https://doi.org/10....

The complete application for CoreTrustSeal (CTS) by UKDA (May 2020). CTS offers a process of self-evaluation for digital repositories. The certification process consists of a set of 16 criteria with which a repository must comply.

The complete application for CoreTrustSeal (CTS) by SND (February 2018). CTS offers a process of self-evaluation for digital repositories. The certification process consists of a set of 16 criteria with which a repository must comply.

The complete application for CoreTrustSeal (CTS) by NSD (March 2018). CTS offers a process of self-evaluation for digital repositories. The certification process consists of a set of 16 criteria with which a repository must comply.

The complete application for Core Trust Seal (CTS) by ISSDA (November 2020). CTS offers a process of self-evaluation for digital repositories. The certification process consists of a set of 16 criteria with which a repository must comply.

The complete application for Core Trust Seal (CTS) by FORS (March 2018). CTS offers a process of self-evaluation for digital repositories. The certification process consists of a set of 16 criteria with which a repository must comply.