TY - CPAPER
KW - data papers
KW - Documentation
KW - paradata
AU - Isto Huvila
AU - Dydimus Zengenene
AU - Olle Sköld
AU - Lisa Andersson
AB - This paper reports preliminary results of an on-going study of data papers, a fairly recently introduced type of journal paper designed for documenting and instigating the publishing of research data sets. The aim of the paper is to provide new knowledge on how research processes and practices are described in a set of archaeological data papers selected for analysis. The findings point to a diversity of strategies of how research processes are documented. Explaining factors include the type of data and research where the dataset is stemming from, cross-disciplinary influences from fields outside of archaeology, and the original purpose of data collection and whether it appears that the data was collected for sharing and publishing. The findings point to several possibilities to develop author guidelines for data papers and insights into why and what some types of datasets appear as easier to document than others.
BT - Information Science Perspectives to Documenting Processes and Practices
CY - Uppsala, Sweden
DO - 10.5281/zenodo.8059285
N2 - This paper reports preliminary results of an on-going study of data papers, a fairly recently introduced type of journal paper designed for documenting and instigating the publishing of research data sets. The aim of the paper is to provide new knowledge on how research processes and practices are described in a set of archaeological data papers selected for analysis. The findings point to a diversity of strategies of how research processes are documented. Explaining factors include the type of data and research where the dataset is stemming from, cross-disciplinary influences from fields outside of archaeology, and the original purpose of data collection and whether it appears that the data was collected for sharing and publishing. The findings point to several possibilities to develop author guidelines for data papers and insights into why and what some types of datasets appear as easier to document than others.
PB - Zenodo
PP - Uppsala, Sweden
PY - 2023
T2 - Information Science Perspectives to Documenting Processes and Practices
TI - Data Papers as Documentation of  Research Processes and Practices
ER -