Boosting geoscience data sharing in China

@article{Li2021BoostingGD,
  title={Boosting geoscience data sharing in China},
  author={Xin Li and Guodong Cheng and Liangxu Wang and Juanle Wang and Youhua Ran and Tao Che and Guoqing Li and Honglin He and Qiang Zhang and Xiaoyi Jiang and Ziming Zou and Guofeng Zhao},
  journal={Nature Geoscience},
  year={2021},
  volume={14},
  pages={541 - 542}
}
Enabling public sharing of scientific data in China not only needs top-down mandates but also incentive mechanisms that boost confidence and willingness to engage in data-sharing practices among Chinese researchers. 
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