This section provides access to the archiving and publishing ecology we are building around CE data and outputs.

One core component of this work is the use of GitHub towards archiving and publishing investigations, also using the GitHub pages to create static presentational-style webpages for the investigations and their related data, documentation and code.

This work has been initiated and developed by @Anna-Maria with the support and feedback from ARPM and many team members.

• Archiving and Publishing investigations proposal (27 June 2024)

auxiliary documents

1. Documenting investigation sheet

   • Name of the investigation
   • Investigation proponent(s) and roles (see also CRediT Taxonomy )
   • Brief summary (no more than 250 words):
   • Research question(s):
   • Data sources (used or developed)
   • Investigation methods/ tools/ code/ software (used or developed)
   • Outputs

   (Check also the Candidate investigation template )

   Documenting investigation sheet.docx

b. Progress tracking document

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1D2A3300nR2tIfmOygwoqponyEWmKbzC_p4ITYcgoPCE/edit?usp=sharing

c. CE investigations’ code & data mapping exercise

Here are the frameworks employed and the outputs we should expect to need to archive and publish (as of 16/09/2024)

CE_investigations code & data mapping exercise.xlsx