Extracting datasets from Indonesia’s Scientific Data Repository (RIN) Dasapta Erwin Irawan, Astyka Pamumpuni, and Rendy Dwi Kartiko Faculty of Earth Sciences and Technology, Institut Teknologi Bandung Sent to Scidatacon 2022 https://www.scidatacon.org/IDW-2022/sessions/437/ 1

Abstract Indonesian has been known as the second biggest publisher of open access journal (according to DOAJ and COKI OA dashboard). This great strength cannot be separated from the human resources of volunteer journal managers and funding from the state. However, this positive situation was not followed by a push to share data. Indonesia does not yet have proper data sharing regulations based on F.A.I.R. principles. Since 2017, the Indonesian Institute of Sciences (now the National Research and Innovation Agency; BRIN) has pioneered the open deposit of research data in the National Scientific Repository (RIN). Initially limited as a storage and collaboration facility for LIPI researchers, since 2018 RIN has been widely opened to Indonesian researchers. Currently, the repository has collected more than 4100 datasets from various fields with the two largest fields being medical-health sciences and earth-environmental sciences. Its development is considered to be still slow, so it requires intensive promotion and outreach efforts. BRIN in collaboration with the Indonesian Open Science Community network has organized various trainings and assistance for researchers who wish to share their data. We would like to put FAIR data sharing as part of support system to support the government of the Republic of Indonesia nurturing the development of Indonesian research. 2

Current situation in Indonesia ● Researchers ○ All research activities are mostly (if not only) directed to publishing academic papers. ○ Output oriented with less attention to the process. ○ Awareness of FAIR data sharing is upon journal request. 3

Current situation in Indonesia ● Indonesian OA journals ○ Low awareness of FAIR data sharing ○ No data sharing policy ○ Data sharing = more burden for journal manager (volunteers) 4

Current situation in Indonesia ● National level ○ No proper data sharing policy ○ We only have one (weak) clause to endorse data sharing ○ More policies to push more published papers 5

However, as usual, we see light at the end of the tunnel. REPOSITORI ILMIAH NASIONAL (NATIONAL SCIENTIFIC REPOSITORY) Founded in 2017 https://rin.lipi.go.id 6

7

Powered by Dataverse 8

9

10

11