Connecting research-related FAIR Digital Objects with communities of stakeholders

The last few years have seen considerable progress in terms of integrating individual elements the research ecosystem with so-called FAIR Principles (Wilkinson et al. 2016), a set guidelines to make research-related resources more findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable (FAIR). This integration process has lots technical as well social components ramifications, some which resulted dedicated like that Digital Object (FDO) stands for objects (e.g. datasets, software, specimens, publications) having at least minimum level compliance Principles. As volume, breadth depth data variety Objects their use reuse continue grow, there is ample opportunity multi-dimensional interactions between generators, managers, curators, users reusers data, scope quality issues diversifying accordingly. poster looks two ways collections interact wider landscape. First, it considers communities curate, generate or metadata other pertaining Objects. Specifically, these community activities are affected by higher lower collection's FDOs Principles? Second, we will consider case overlap across - i.e. when members engaged several collections, possibly through multiple platforms what this means challenges opportunities enhancing findability, accessibility, interoperability reusability silos.