FAIR Principles

FAIR data are those that are:

• Findable, accessible, interoperable, reusable

• Formatted, accessible, intraoperable, reusable

• Findable, accessible, interoperable, replicable

• Findable, accurate, interoperable, reusable

A data repository allows researchers to search and discover datasets using keywords and filters, facilitating easy access to relevant data.

Which FAIR principle is implemented in this scenario?

• Findable

• Accessible

• Interoperable

• Reusable

A research study provides detailed documentation of the data processing steps including the analysis scripts and workflows, enabling others to reproduce the results.

Which FAIR principle is implemented in this scenario?

• FIndable

• Accessible

• Interoperable

• Reusable

For data to be FAIR, the data must be openly available to anyone who wants them

• True

• False

A research dataset is assigned unique identifier (DOI) and accompanied by detailed metadata describing its content, methods, and associated publications.

Which FAIR principle is implemented in this scenario?

• Findable

• Accessible

• Interoperable

• Reusable

A research consortium uses standardized data formats and common data elements enabling seamless integration of their datasets with other related datasets.

Which FAIR principle is implemented in this scenario?

• Findable

• Accessible

• Interoperable

• Reusable

A research team shares their genomic data openly through a public data repository, allowing anyone to access and download the dataset without any restrictions.

Which FAIR principle is implemented in this scenario?

• Findable

• Accessible

• Interoperable

• Reproducible