Context
Definition and Considerations
Researchers and practitioners in the cultural heritage domain can responsibly collect, manage, and use data while respecting the rights, values, and interests of all stakeholders involved by considering the following ethical aspects:
- Privacy and Consent
- Cultural Sensitivity
- Ownership and Intellectual Property
- Data Security
- Transparency and Standardisation
- Reliability
- Equity and Accessibility
- Data Preservation
- Avoiding Bias and Discrimination
FAIR and CARE Principles
| Principle | Key Points |
|---|---|
| Findability | - Available metadata - Allow for searchability - Persistent IDs |
| Accesibility | - Use web protocols for access - Allow for authorisation - Digital inclusion/exclusion |
| Interoperability | - Data integration - Overcomes data silos - IIIF for visual media |
| Reuse | - License content - Avoid data becoming lost |