Open science
Open Data at UMR Géographie-cités
Within the framework of Open Science, UMR Géographie-cités shares datasets, source codes, and supplementary material produced by its researchers. To facilitate access to these resources and enable their reuse in accordance with FAIR principles, several collections have been made available via permanent repositories, notably Nakala and Zenodo. Feel free to consult, share, quote, and contribute!
The Guide to Open Science provides general information (brief history, legislation, current debates, etc.), as well as practical advice on open access publishing, how to avoid predatory publishers, how to open your data, our repositories, copyright, licenses, data papers, the FAIR principles etc. This guide is updated regularly.
Nakala Repository
Contact: Christine Kosmopoulos
The Nakala repository enables scientific data to be shared, published and valorized according to FAIR principles. It is a national repository managed by the CNRS’s a href=”https://www.huma-num.fr/” target=”_blank” rel=”noopener”>Huma-Num Large-Scale Research Infrastructure.
Zenodo Repository
Contact: Christine Kosmopoulos
Zenodo is a European platform for depositing and sharing research work, software, source code, and data.
Source Codes
Contact: Mattia Bunel et Hugues Pecout
Git is an open-source version control system that enables multiple software developers to work collaboratively.
Source code for software developed at Géographie-cités is hosted on either the Huma-Num Gitlab platform or on github.com.
Other resources
Contact: Christine Kosmopoulos
All publications posted on HAL, as well as the collections of emeritus members, can be consulted on the UMR HAL website.
The UMR hosts the open-access journal Cybergeo at no cost to the reader or author. The journal has been publishing data papers since 2017 and model papers since 2015. It offers several open data collections and source codes on Cybergeo Dataverse, Zenodo and Nakala.
Other types of open content can be consulted on the Knowledge Sharing page (training materials, MOOC, etc.).
Open science’s news
Open Science thematic school for human and social sciences (SHS)
The role of analytical models and their circulation in urban studies and policy
Intersectional approach of everyday geography
ARCS, network analysis journal in human and social sciences
Network analysis and graph theory: the text collection
