Used to assess the FAIRness of study-level metadata in the CESSDA Data Catalogue and Digital Objects that are being considered for inclusion.

This algorithm does no useful calculaation but shows how a Google Sheet can be used to configure a "generic" algorithm to score a benchmark

The FAIR ARK Benchmark combined with the FAIR ARK Alg scoring algorithm will assess any database registered in FAIRsharing for FAIRness. Such a score will be created from database-level metadata as stored within FAIRsharing. In order for your database to be assessed, you only need to have it registered in FAIRsharing.

The FAIR LS ARK Benchmark, combined with the FAIR LS ARK Alg scoring algorithm, is intended to assess any life science database registered in FAIRsharing for FAIRness. Such a score will be created from database-level metadata as stored within FAIRsharing. In order for your database to be assessed, you only need to have it registered in FAIRsharing.

runs tests from FOOPS and Champion and tries to assess them using an algorithm

In development for researchdata.se

The FAIR ESRF Dataset Benchmark, combined with the FAIR ESRF Dataset Alg scoring algorithm, is intended to assess any ESRF Data Catalogue Dataset. - in dev more tests coming - input example : 10.15151/esrf-es-2210534378

This is only to validate the algorithm code

This algorithm does no useful calculaation but shows how a Google Sheet can be used to configure a "generic" algorithm to score a benchmark

This scoring algorithm instantiates the 'FAIR Benchmark - Institutional Repository Datasets' to provide a structured framework for delivering FAIR assistance to metadata describing research datasets held within institutional repositories. It operationalises the FAIR principles in a practical way, supporting alignment with community-endorsed research standards and best practices. The algorithm is primarily intended for institutional repository teams, who implement and run the associated assessment tests as part of repository workflows. All repository types may wish to review this algorithm to help them build their own algorithms.

ERDERA has minimal metadata requirements for it's "L1" and "L2" onboarding. This will test both, and provide helpful output.

Used to assess the FAIRness of study-level metadata in the CESSDA Data Catalogue and Digital Objects that are being considered for inclusion. Uses generic Metrics and their associated generic FAIR Tests