Interdisciplinary and Highly Collaborative Research (IHCR) Data Primer

Kouper, Inna
Johnson, Andrew M.
Wrigley, Jordan
Ranganath, Aditya
2023
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Interdisciplinary and Highly Collaborative Research (IHCR) Data Primer

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2023

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Data Curation Network

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For the purposes of this primer, interdisciplinary and highly collaborative research (IHCR) is defined broadly as research that combines resources and expertise across domains, communities, and institutions. Data generated by interdisciplinary teams provides a basis for investigating complex phenomena that are relevant to established research fields. It supports problem-based research. When curated well and early in the lifecycle, interdisciplinary data offers multimodal and adaptable resources for use by many disciplines and stakeholders.

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Kouper, Inna; Johnson, Andrew M.; Wrigley, Jordan; Ranganath, Aditya. (2023). Interdisciplinary and Highly Collaborative Research (IHCR) Data Primer. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/253949.

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