BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//wp-events-plugin.com//7.2.2.1//EN TZID:Europe/Amsterdam X-WR-TIMEZONE:Europe/Amsterdam BEGIN:VEVENT UID:164@bmi-online.nl DTSTART:20210929T183000Z DTEND:20210929T194500Z DTSTAMP:20210915T045923Z URL:https://www.bmi-online.nl/events/research-observatory-research-fields- classifications-essential-tools-in-reporting-and-harmonising-scientific-in formation-online/ SUMMARY:Research Observatory: Research Fields Classifications: Essential To ols in Reporting and Harmonising Scientific Information (online) DESCRIPTION:The Flemish Research Discipline Standard: One Step Towards Harm onised Research Information in Flanders\nBy Hanne Poelmans\nResearch inst itutions worldwide are investing in the collection and display of research information using database or CRIS systems. In Flanders\, research inform ation is being curated by individual research institutions\, after which t he information is collected and displayed through a central platform\, i.e . Flemish Research Information Space (FRIS\, https://researchportal.be/en) . The FRIS portal was developed to reduce the administrative burden on res earch institutions by enabling government reporting in a semi-automated wa y and encouraging the reuse of information on the portal for multiple purp oses. To obtain this goal\, two important requirements had to be fulfilled \, i.e. 1) information on the FRIS portal had to be modelled to the report ing needs\, and 2) every stakeholder\, from information provider to user\, needed to connect the same meaning to the concepts being used on the port al. One step towards this goal was the harmonisation and semantic descript ion of research classifications. This presentation will focus on the devel opment\, the use and the benefits of the Flemish Research Discipline Stand ard (FRDS)\, a 4-level hierarchical classification scheme on research disc iplines that is provided with semantic descriptions\, in Flanders.\nDevelo ping a Classification for Interdisciplinary Research Fields for the German Science System\nBy Sophie Biesenbender\nResearch classifications are ess ential for the reporting and evaluation of research. As part of R&\;D s tatistics\, disciplinary classifications have become crucial elements of C RIS systems and the processing of research information. Yet\, quickly evol ving information needs or changing evaluation contexts sometimes call for the adjustment of existing or the development of new classifications. In t he absence of a national research evaluation system\, the German science s ystem is currently introducing a definitional standard for the reporting o f research information in order to harmonize CRIS systems across research institutions (the so-called Research Core Dataset). This standard has been complemented by a newly developed classification to represent “fields o f research” in addition to disciplinary classifications. From this persp ective\, research fields focus on interdisciplinary\, issue- or problem-re lated research. The presentation will give an overview of the recently com pleted project to develop a classification for research fields\, the proje ct’s context\, its methodological approach and results.\n\nMore informat ion. CATEGORIES:Cursussen en congressen,Webinar END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR