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SCIENTIFIC DATA 17 OCR for page 18 18 THE CASE FOR INTERNATIONAL
SHARING OF SCIENTIFIC DATA 5. Overview of Scientific Data
Policies Roberta Balstad Columbia University, United States We
have heard a lot about the practical economic and applied
implications of having open access to data, but we should not
lose sight of the benefits to science. One of the reasons that
access to data are be