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Presented at the 2017 International Biocuration Conference. Data relevant to any given scientific investigation is highly decentralized across thousands of specialized databases. Within the Biocuration community, we recognize that the value of open scientific knowledge bases is that they make scientific knowledge easier to find and compute, thereby maximizing impact and minimizing waste. The ever-increasing number of databases makes us necessarily question what are our priorities with respect to maintaining them, developing new ones, or senescing/subsuming ones that have completed in their mission. Therefore, open biomedical data repositories should be carefully evaluated according to quality, accessibility, and value of the database resources over time and across the translational divide. Traditional citation count and publication impact factors as a measure of success or value are known to be inadequate to assess the usefulness of a resource. This is especially true for integrative resources. For example, almost everyone in biomedicine relies on PubMed, but almost no one ever cites or mentions it in their publications. While the Nucleic Acids Research Database issues have increased citation of some databases, many still go unpublished or uncited; even novel derivations of methodology, applications, and workflows from biomedical knowledge bases are often “adapted” but never cited. There is a lack of citation best practices for widely used biomedical database resources (e.g. should a paper be cited? A URL? Is mention of the name and access date sufficient?). We have developed a draft evaluation rubric for evaluating open science databases according to the commonly cited FAIR principles -- Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable, but with three additional principles: Traceable, Licensed, and Connected. These additions are largely overlooked and underappreciated, yet are critical to reuse of the knowledge contained within any given database. It is worth noting that FAIR principles apply not only to the resource as a whole, but also to their key components; this “fractal FAIRness” means that even the license, identifiers, vocabularies, APIs themselves must be Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable, etc. Here we report on initial testing of our evaluation rubric on the recent NIH/Wellcome Trust Open Science projects and seek community input for how to further advance this rubric as a Biocuration community resource.

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