Data Release Report
Data Release Report. National Park Service
The Data Release Report (DRR) is aimed at fulfilling requirements and expectations of Open Science at the National Park Service. This includes: -Broad adoption of open-data and open-by-default practices. -A move in the scientific disciplines toward considering and publishing data sets as independently-citable scientific works. -Routine assignment of digital object identifiers (DOIs) to datasets to facilitate location, reuse, and citation of specific data -Increased transparency and reproducibility in the processing and analysis of data -Establishment of peer reviewed “data journals” dedicated to publishing data sets and associated documentation designed to facilitate their reuse -Expectation that science-based decisions are based on peer-reviewed, reproducible, and open science by default Data Release Reports are designed to parallel external peer-reviewed scientific journals dedicated to facilitate reuse of reproducible scientific data, in recognition that the primary reason IMD data are collected is to support science-based decisions.
- Type
- Published Report Series
- Publisher
- National Park Service
- Keywords
- data, data availability, data publication, data release
Contents
- Mojave Desert Network (MOJN) Streams and Lakes (STLK) Data Quality Report 2024
- Mojave Desert Network (MOJN) Desert Springs (DS) Data Quality Report 2025
- Mojave Desert Network (MOJN) Streams and Lakes (STLK) Data Quality Report 2024
- 2022 Southeast Utah Group Long-term Vegetation Monitoring Data Release Report
- 2022 Southeast Utah Group Long-term Vegetation Monitoring Weather Data Release Report
- Federal Listing Status of Taxa in National Park Service Units for Use in Determining Appropriate Release of Data (March 2023)
- State, Territory, and NatureServe Conservation Listing Status of Taxa in National Park Service Units for use in Determining Appropriate Release of Data
- Boundary-derived Areas of Analysis for National Park Service Units, Fall 2021
- Source data processing for the National Land Cover Dataset (2001-2016) and the Coastal Change Analysis Program (2005-2016) for use with Landscape Dynamics in the Environmental Settings Protocol
- Federal Listing Status of Taxa in National Park Service Units for use in Determining Appropriate Release of Data
- Boundary-derived Areas of Analysis for National Park Service Units, Fall 2020
- Areas of Analysis for National Park Service Units based on 12-digit Hydrologic Unit Codes, Fall 2020
- Evaluation of Custom Areas of Analysis for the National Park Service Units for use in the National Park Environmental Setting Monitoring Protocol, 2019
- Landscape dynamics areas of analysis for use in the National Park environmental settings monitoring protocol, 2019
- Unit boundary and unit areas of analysis (AOA) processing for National Park Service units: Fall 2019
- HUC12 Areas of Analysis for National Park Service Units for use in the National Park Environmental Settings Monitoring Protocol, 2018
- Custom AOAs for National Park Service units for use in the national park environmental settings monitoring protocol, 2018