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  • Digital Humanities
  • Scholarly Communication

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  • Scientific data is predominantly stored and accessed through centralized, web-based systems.
  • This traditional infrastructure presents inherent risks, including link rot and content drift.
  • These risks can impede the progress and accessibility of scientific research.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To critically evaluate the suitability of traditional, centralized web architecture for scholarly needs.
  • To advocate for a collaborative exploration of new, decentralized approaches to scientific data management.
  • To align scientific data infrastructure with core scholarly priorities and values.

Main Methods:

  • Conceptual analysis of current web-based scientific data infrastructure.
  • Review of risks associated with centralized data storage (link rot, content drift).
  • Discussion of scholarly values and priorities in the context of data accessibility.

Main Results:

  • Centralized systems, while offering benefits, pose significant threats to long-term data integrity.
  • Link rot and content drift are identified as major impediments to scientific progress.
  • The current architecture may not fully align with the evolving needs of the scholarly community.

Conclusions:

  • The limitations of centralized web architecture necessitate a re-evaluation of scientific data management.
  • A collaborative shift towards decentralized and resilient data approaches is recommended.
  • Adopting new models is essential to safeguard scientific knowledge and foster future research.