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  • Information Science
  • Science and Innovation Policy

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  • Linked data is an increasingly vital infrastructure for policy-making and research.
  • Existing data infrastructures face challenges in realizing the full value of linked data.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To present a new framework, the 'data mosaic' approach, for utilizing linked data as a strategic asset.
  • To outline both the socio-organizational and technical aspects required for successful data infrastructures.
  • To demonstrate the value and address potential dangers of community-developed data infrastructures.

Main Methods:

  • The 'data mosaic' framework is presented, integrating socio-organizational and technical components.
  • The framework is contextualized within science and innovation research.
  • A case study involving linking federal, university, public, and proprietary data is discussed.

Main Results:

  • Linked data offers significant value when treated as a strategic asset and infrastructure.
  • Successful data mosaic projects depend equally on institutional/organizational factors and technical solutions.
  • Addressing data holders' concerns (privacy, confidentiality, security) is crucial for participation and value.

Conclusions:

  • The 'data mosaic' approach provides a comprehensive strategy for building and sustaining valuable linked data infrastructures.
  • Engaging and developing diverse, innovative communities is essential for the long-term success of data mosaic projects.
  • A balanced focus on both technical and socio-organizational elements is key to unlocking the potential of linked data.