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Well, Falk. DSJ can only publish what is submitted. We welcome papers on most any of those topics if you care to submit. <br>
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<div>thanks so much for those references.</div>
<div>Always good to know and to learn about progress, e.g. in magnetics or ontologies.</div>
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<div>Anyways,</div>
<div>considering we have real world problems at hand,</div>
<div>for decades, and those are not well addressed at all, the references</div>
<div>below help me nothing really (=marginal for me; sorry if I miss details) for progress, considering we are in such </div>
<div>a crisis globally, also on open access, repeatability and transparency and in the sciences (which are to lead society!)..</div>
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<div>For examples that I want to see tackled for progress reports, </div>
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<div>-when do IPCC and climate change scientists really are all Open Access</div>
<div> (so that the public can actually see and understand the process and the science and the data) ?</div>
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<div>-when do our fisheries data become GIS-based and open access, on a vessel and catch-basis, e.g. EU, Canada, Brazil or US, China etc ?</div>
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<div>-how about the migratory bird poaching data, e.g. Malta or UK and Germany become open access (>12mio birds dead every year)</div>
<div> And how about all the raw bird banding data, EURING, or in MOVEBANK by MaxPlanck Institute, BAS, USGS etc ?</div>
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<div>-research vessel data, e.g. Antarctica, and elsewhere ? And how about space missions: NASA, India, China, Indonesia, Russia etc ?</div>
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<div>-most remote sensing data (beyond old LANDSAT).</div>
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<div>-how about open access data for the UN, FAO, The World Bank or the EU and the White House, or the NATO etc ?</div>
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<div>-at least in the U.S., China and in the EU, the hospitals do almost nothing to help us working</div>
<div> on developing leukemia or cancer cluster data and maps; not shared at all!</div>
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<div>-impact study data on wind parks, or mine sites or nuclear site being public as raw data, mandatory ?</div>
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<div>-Academies of Sciences: many nations are NOT into open access data at all; at least not in a meaningful way</div>
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<div>-nowadays, in the sciences, they are often based on R, but why not sharing all R code used mandatory (github is Microsoft owned btw) ?</div>
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<div>-metadata as the core problem unresolved globally</div>
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<div>I await good answers on those type of questions relevant for the global audience and public,</div>
<div>but I see almost no progress, certainly not in the sciences or in industry, nor on the political side at all.</div>
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<div>Instead, we are told that CERN , Svallbard DNA or astronomers put all their data online, increasingly.</div>
<div>So nice, but the core issues - on earth and relevant for us people today - often remain to be Open Access ones ,and it currently gets worse there</div>
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<div>Thanks for that understanding and for the push for Open Access in the real world. </div>
<div>It's pretty simple to achieve: "Just open it up with reason".</div>
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<div dir="ltr" class="gmail_attr">On Thu, Oct 31, 2019 at 9:35 PM Asha CODATA <<a href="mailto:asha@codata.org">asha@codata.org</a>> wrote:<br>
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