Chemotion

Chemotion provides a repository for chemistry research data to store, curate, publish, and enable reuse of domain-specific machine-readable chemical information.


Key Features:

  • Repository and hosting: A repository hosted at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) for storage of chemistry research data.
  • Machine-readable formats: Conserves domain-specific information in machine-readable formats for computational use.
  • Data collection and preparation: Enables collection, preparation, and reuse of chemical research data using discipline-specific methods and tools.
  • Automated curation: Incorporates automated procedures for curation of selected analytical data.
  • Publication and citation support: Provides functions to publish datasets and supports automated Digital Object Identifier (DOI) generation.
  • PubChem comparison: Allows comparison of submissions with existing instances in PubChem for consistency checking.
  • Peer review and embargo workflows: Implements workflows for peer reviewing submissions with embargo settings to control timing of data release.

Scientific Applications:

  • Data archiving: Long-term storage and preservation of chemistry research datasets in a domain-specific repository.
  • Computational data reuse: Enables reuse of machine-readable chemical information for downstream computational analyses.
  • Analytical data curation: Automated curation of analytical datasets to maintain data quality and accuracy.
  • Data publication and citation: Publication of datasets with DOI assignment to support citation and traceability.
  • Data validation: Cross-referencing submissions with PubChem to ensure consistency and reliability of chemical records.
  • Controlled dissemination: Managed release of data through peer-review workflows and embargo controls.

Methodology:

Uses machine-readable storage, automated procedures for curation of selected analytical data, automated DOI generation, comparison of submissions with PubChem, and peer-review workflows with embargo settings.

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Details

Tool Type:
web application
Added:
1/18/2021
Last Updated:
2/11/2021

Operations

Publications

Tremouilhac P, Lin C, Huang P, Huang Y, Nguyen A, Jung N, Bach F, Ulrich R, Neumair B, Streit A, Bräse S. The Repository Chemotion: Infrastructure for Sustainable Research in Chemistry. Unknown Journal. 2020. doi:10.26434/chemrxiv.12195318.v1.