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The Anatomy of a Data Citation: Discovery, Reuse, and Credit
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Citations for data must be promoted as an essential component of data publication, sharing, and reuse and librarians and information professionals are well-positioned and should persist in advancing data citation as a normative practice across domains.
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Utility of salt-marsh foraminifera, testate amoebae and bulk-sediment δ13C values as sea-level indicators in Newfoundland, Canada
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Citing data sources in the social sciences: do authors do it?
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The results indicate that many authors fail to cite the data used in secondary analysis studies, including the recent introduction of data into the scholarly record and its marginalization as an information format.
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Collaborative Approaches to Undergraduate Research Training: Information Literacy and Data Management
The undergraduate research experience (URE) provides an opportunity for students to engage in meaningful work with faculty mentors on research projects. An increasingly important component of…
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Building Data Citations for Discovery
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Spread the news Promoting data services
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A Practical Approach to Data Citation: The Special Interest Group on Data Citation and Development of the Quick Guide to Data Citation
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The Quick Guide to Data Citation simplifies the proliferation of data citation guidelines by presenting the five common elements of citation and offering examples in APA, MLA, and Chicago style formats.
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Data-Planet
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Data-Planet is a dynamic repository of aggregated statistical data from publicly available and licensed sources with two distinct but interrelated interfaces that make it a comprehensive and powerful database product that allows libraries to offer a central portal to a wealth of free and licensed statistical information.
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A Description of Data Citation Instructions in Style Guides
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It has become customary to cite databases by listing, at a minimum, the name of thedatabase, a descriptive phrase or record locator indicating the part of the database being cited or explaining the nature of the reference, an access date, and a URL.
“Fake News” and the Sociological Imagination: Theory Informs Practice
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