Archaeological excavations irrevocably alter stratigraphy, so documentation and preservation of datasets are vital. Digital ‘datafication’ with open‐data standards enables transparent, reproducible reuse. The MAPPA laboratory at the University of Pisa developed a FAIR‐compliant ecosystem: MOD, Italy’s first open repository with DOIs, open licences and Dublin Core metadata; ALD, an open data journal; and MAGOH, a platform providing georeferenced archaeological data from 103 Tuscan municipalities.
Our precious open data: the MAPPALab framework for open archaeological data / Anichini, Francesca; Basile, Salvatore; Bravi, Lorena; D’Antoni, Francesco; Gattiglia, Gabriele; Giovannetti, Chiara; Naso, Martina; Puntin, Massimiliano; Sala, Filippo. - (2025). (Intervento presentato al convegno Conference on Opening Research Assessment tenutosi a CNR, via G. Moruzzi, 156124 Pisa, Italy) [10.5281/zenodo.17532477].
Our precious open data: the MAPPALab framework for open archaeological data
Lorena Bravi;Francesco D’Antoni;Chiara Giovannetti;Martina Naso;Massimiliano Puntin;
2025
Abstract
Archaeological excavations irrevocably alter stratigraphy, so documentation and preservation of datasets are vital. Digital ‘datafication’ with open‐data standards enables transparent, reproducible reuse. The MAPPA laboratory at the University of Pisa developed a FAIR‐compliant ecosystem: MOD, Italy’s first open repository with DOIs, open licences and Dublin Core metadata; ALD, an open data journal; and MAGOH, a platform providing georeferenced archaeological data from 103 Tuscan municipalities.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
