Policy, Copyrights, DOIs – Integrated Data and Operation Center

Policy

In order for us to be able to report publications using IDOC to our funding agencies, please inform us and include the following text in the acknowledgements:

We recognize the use of IDOCs for the provision of data and services. IDOC support is provided by CNRS & CNES & Universite-Paris-Saclay.

If you wish to be more specific to your research theme, please use this type of acknowledgementa ccording to the thematic of the data or code used

MEDOC : This work used data provided by the MEDOC data and operations centre (CNES / CNRS / Universite-Paris-Saclay), MEDOC”

COSMO : We acknowledge the use of the COSMO archive for the Integrated Data & Operation Center (IDOC). Support for IDOC/COSMO is provided by CNRS & CNES & Universite-Paris-Saclay.

PSUP : We acknowledge the use of the PSUP archive for the Integrated Data & Operation Center (IDOC). Support for IDOC/PSUP is provided by CNRS & CNES & Universite-Paris-Saclay.

D2S : We acknowledge the use of the D2S archive for the Integrated Data & Operation Center (IDOC). Support for IDOC/D2S is provided by CNRS & CNES & Universite-Paris-Saclay.

AMIS : We acknowledge the use of the AMIS archive for the Integrated Data & Operation Center (IDOC). Support for IDOC/AMIS is provided by CNRS & CNES & Universite-Paris-Saclay.

Copyright & licensing

Data access is mainly open and free of charge.

The general license for the data, unless otherwise specified in the dataset-specific copyright (according to french government recommandations https://www.data.gouv.fr/en/licences) is the following :

https://www.etalab.gouv.fr/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/open-licence.pdf

The general license for available software codes, unless otherwise specified in the specific download page is the following:

https://spdx.org/licenses/GPL-3.0-or-later.html#licenseText

Note : A small part of the hosted data may be subject to a temporary embargo or Moratorium = delay before open access to provide time for publication to scientist

In the French law about “open science”, this delay is under a maximum of 6 month for science, technical and medical (STM) disciplines, after scientific qualification of data.

This moratorium depends mainly on the contracts proposed by the space agencies concerning the data from the missions they have financed.
– As far as NASA is concerned, the data are immediately open.
– ESA proposes a period of 6 months

DOIs

The IDOC platform has decided on a nomenclature for the management of the DOIs assigned under its aegis:
The common prefix is 10.48326

10.48326/IDOC has been defined for IDOC as a platform (thus to identify for example the IDOC website)

then this first DOI is then broken down according to the thematic areas hosted by IDOC.

Here as an example, with regard to data sets or information from planetology:

10.48326/IDOC.PSUP

Then these elements are again declined again by data set (we will indicate these DOIs in the references of the interfaces).

example :

10.48326/IDOC.PSUP.OMEGA for OMEGA instrument data of the Mars-express probe.

Note: the level of declination used is not limited if this hierarchy created allows to finely account for the structure of the concerned interface, data or code :
As an example, the information on Oxia comes from two CTX and HIRISE instruments hosted on the MARSSI platform of the PSUP portal.
This gives two DOIs to be used depending on the origin of the data used:
https://doi.org/10.48326/idoc.psup.marssi.ctx.oxia
and
https://doi.org/10.48326/idoc.psup.marssi.hirise.oxia

DOI’s have been affixed on the different data sets to allow their referencing.

Please mention one of the DOIs listed below in your references if you use data from this repository in a scientific publication. Choose the DOI of the dataset used or a more generic DOI according to the datasets used and their degree of granularity.

IDOC as a platform and root resource is referenced under the identifier : https://doi.org/10.48326/idoc

Others available DOIs

DOIs for software codes