期刊论文

Changhui Peng

英文

生态系统健康与可持续性(英文)

2096-4129

2016

2

5

Article: e01225

10.1002/ehs2.1225

Sharing knowledge is the key to the progress made by science, but researchers in China do not always release their data and research materials, even after publication of their research. Most disciplines still lack the technical, institutional, and cultural frameworks required to support open data access. The idea of data sharing remains unpopular and scientists consider data collected during their research as private fruits of their labor, even though their research was funded by the government. In fact, those who undertake to share their data face many personal difficulties (Fienberg et al. 1985, Chen et al. 2014).

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Despite great progress in data sharing that has been made in China in recent decades, cultural, policy, and technological challenges have prevented Chinese researchers from maximizing the availability of their data to the global change science community. To achieve full and open exchange and sharing of scientific data, Chinese research funding agencies need to recognize that preservation of, and access to, digital data are central to their mission, and must support these tasks accordingly. The Chinese government also needs to develop better mec...