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October 10, 20250 citationsOpen Access

FAIR Research data: Gravitational waves as an example from the astrophysics community.

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HRHenry S. Rzepa

Key Points

  • Proper data management is crucial for the valuable information obtained from gravitational waves.
  • The detection of gravitational waves marked a significant milestone for the astrophysics community's data practices.
  • Improving data management can enhance future research capabilities related to gravitational waves.
  • The importance of FAIR principles in managing astronomical data leads to better accessibility and usability.

Abstract

In 2016, the world heard that gravitational waves had been detected andnow a third instance is reported.‡ Given that the data associated with these detections are perhaps amongst the most important instances in recent times, I thought I might take a peek at how it was managed.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/68e865117ef2f04ca37e5115https://doi.org/10.59350/0j9s2-txp84
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