Hi all
Many thanks for the replies – very helpful as always! There were couple of different examples suggested:
- Separate elements with different licences into different deposits, e.g. Crime Survey for England and Wales at the UK Data Service, with special licence data versions for sensitive
data variables)
- Outline additional licence information in deposit description (e.g.
http://datacompass.lshtm.ac.uk/320/) or in the accompanying documentation (e.g.
https://data.bris.ac.uk/data/dataset/7ymb92btsycl11ip5t9pi9zvr)
- Add licence information into data tables
Finally, if anyone else is struggling with this issue, this presentation is a neat crash course in the basics:
http://www.slideshare.net/ldodds/oil-and-water-when-data-licences-dont-mix (many thanks to Gareth for pointing me to it)
Hope to see some of you in Glasgow to discuss this further!
Best
Zosia
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From: Zosia Beckles
Sent: 13 October 2017 14:57
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Subject: Licence stacking query
Hi all
Has anyone published a dataset with multiple licences? I’m looking for examples of how to display licence information in these cases and in particular how to indicate which dataset elements relate to which licence.
I’ll summarise any responses for the list.
Thank you!
Zosia
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Zosia Beckles MCLIP
Research Data Librarian
Research Data Service
Library Services
University of Bristol
Augustine's Courtyard
Orchard Lane
Bristol BS1 5DS
Tel: +44 (0) 117 39 41076
A top 3 UK university with leading employers (High Fliers 2017)
A top 5 UK university for research (REF 2014)
A top 10 UK university (QS Rankings 2018)
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