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+title: FAIR principles
+date-modified: last-modified
+draft: true
+description: A brief overview of the FAIR data principles.
+categories: [open science, FAIR]

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-date-modified: last-modified
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-categories: [open science, FAIR]
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-
 The FAIR Data Principles were created as guidelines to
 making data more reusable, both by humans and machines.
 FAIR stands for Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and
 Reusable.
 
-Findable means you can actually locate the data. This
+[F]{.x-large}indable means you can actually locate the (meta)data. This
 requires the data to be assigned a persistent identifier (PID).
 The data should be accompanied by metadata, which are
 registered in a searchable resource.
 
-Accessible means there should be a clear path to accessing
-the data. Preferably an open, standardised protocol. Access
+[A]{.x-large}ccessible means there should be a clear path to accessing
+the (meta)data. Preferably an open, standardised protocol. Access
 can be restricted, if necessary.
 
-Interoperable means the data should be in a format that allows
+[I]{.x-large}nteroperable means the data should be in a format that allows
 them to be used in common applications and workflows, preferably
 an open source format. The metadata for assets should also use
 agreed-upon community standards.
 
-Reusable means the data should be well-documented. This includes
+[R]{.x-large}eusable means the data should be well-documented. This includes
 domain-relevant guidance for researchers who wish to reuse the
 data, and a provenance of their creation. A license should be
 used to indicate the terms of reuse, such as a

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