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Land change models require large amounts of data, and are diffi cult to be reproduced, as well as to be reused. Some initiatives to open and link data increase the reproducibility of scientiï¬ c experiments and data reuse. One pillar of the linked data concept is the use of Uniform Resource Identiï¬ er (URI). In this paper, we propose DBCells - an architecture for publication of a global cellular space where each cell has a URI. This new approach will allow comparison, reproduction and the reuse of models and data. However, in order to succeed, this proposal requires participation, partnerships and investments. The main purpose of this paper is to present the architecture, beneï¬ ts and challenges for debating with the scientiï¬ c community.
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