Domain agnostic

Open Science Communities (OSC) are places where researchers make their Open and FAIR practices visible and accessible to their peers, e.g. by organising workshop, focus groups, symposia and other forms of peer-to-peer knowledge exchange. 

Linked Open Vocabularies (LOV) is an ontology search and reuse tool designed to help publishers and users of linked data and vocabularies to assess what is available and facilitate reuse.

The I-ADOPT Interoperability Framework is a set of guidelines based on a simple non-domain specific ontology that supports the decomposition of complex observable properties into their essential atomic parts represented through the concepts in FAIR terminologies.

Widoco is an ontology documentation tool that allows users to publish and create a customized documentation for an ontology automatically by following a series of steps in a GUI.

Guided compliance self-assessment for legal and ethics EOSC Rules of Participation.

Chowlk Converter is a web application that takes as input an ontology conceptualization made with diagrams.net and generates its implementation in OWL.

The License Clearance Tool provides technical solutions to address legal aspects in FAIR and ORDM. It addresses the complexity of legal interoperability in scenarios where available IPR options need to be examined for derivative works.

OntOlogy Pitfall Scanner! is a web application for ontology evaluation. Some of the aspects validated in OOPS! overlap with FAIRness evaluation criteria for ontologies.

The FAIR-Aware tool provides practical information and resources to (further) develop skills for FAIR data and is meant to incentivise researchers to make their data FAIR. This tool can be used both as a teaching tool and as a resource for researchers and data stewards.

F-UJI is a service based on REST, originally developed within the FAIRsFAIR project, piloting a programmatic assessment of the FAIRness of research datasets in five trustworthy data repositories.

The FIP Wizard is a toolset that facilitates the capture of data in the FAIR Convergence Matrix questionnaire, declaring a FAIR Implementation Profile. It is used for the evaluation of the implementation status of FAIR data practices.