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ARIADNE is funded by the European Commission's Seventh Framework Programme Data Management Planning Holly Wright

Overview What is data management planning? Why does it matter? What to include in a Data Management Plan (DMP) Intro to the DCC online Data Management Plan (DMP) system Group exercise –Drafting a Data Management Plan What is data management planning? Why does it matter? What to include in a Data Management Plan (DMP) Intro to the DCC online Data Management Plan (DMP) system Group exercise –Drafting a Data Management Plan

What is data management planning? Data management plans are written at the start of a project to define: The project What data will be created or collected How the data will be documented and described Where it will be stored Who is responsible for data security and backups Which data will be shared and/or preserved How and with whom the data will be shared May have preliminary, interim and final planning phases Data management plans are written at the start of a project to define: The project What data will be created or collected How the data will be documented and described Where it will be stored Who is responsible for data security and backups Which data will be shared and/or preserved How and with whom the data will be shared May have preliminary, interim and final planning phases

Why does it matter? Advantages for research teams – Data is well organised, documented and in the correct formats – There’s no need to re-format, re-organise or try to remember details of the data – It’s easier to explain to new members of the team what work has been done Advantages for organisations – Uniform approach to data management by different teams – Clarity about which data was produced by whom – Researchers are responsible for managing their data well from the start Advantages for research teams – Data is well organised, documented and in the correct formats – There’s no need to re-format, re-organise or try to remember details of the data – It’s easier to explain to new members of the team what work has been done Advantages for organisations – Uniform approach to data management by different teams – Clarity about which data was produced by whom – Researchers are responsible for managing their data well from the start

What to include in a DMP Description of the project How the data was created or collected – Tools and methods – Standards and formats – Ethics and Intellectual Property Rights or restrictions Data documentation Storage – Short term management and backups – Longer term archiving and preservation Access – Plan for data sharing or dissemination Description of the project How the data was created or collected – Tools and methods – Standards and formats – Ethics and Intellectual Property Rights or restrictions Data documentation Storage – Short term management and backups – Longer term archiving and preservation Access – Plan for data sharing or dissemination

What data will you create? F. Sturt Cultured Rainforest Project Noel Tan Lloyd-Smith Cultured Rainforest Project Fitjohn & Ayala D. Robinson Lloyd-Smith

Possible types of data Can be anything created or manipulated on a computer: Text files Images – from digital scans of physical objects to photos 3D models Audio Video Spreadsheets & databases – numerical and textual data Survey data – from simple EDM surveys to Lidar scans and geophysical surveys Websites – even social media can be research data Etc… Can be anything created or manipulated on a computer: Text files Images – from digital scans of physical objects to photos 3D models Audio Video Spreadsheets & databases – numerical and textual data Survey data – from simple EDM surveys to Lidar scans and geophysical surveys Websites – even social media can be research data Etc…

Creating data What data will be created and how: – Are there any standards to follow? – Tools and software used for capturing and processing data – File formats – choose carefully some are better than others for long term preservation and use – Procedures for consistency and data quality – Ontologies, thesauri or controlled vocabularies used in creating metadata Any existing data collected or re-used Describe the nature, scale and scope of the data What data will be created and how: – Are there any standards to follow? – Tools and software used for capturing and processing data – File formats – choose carefully some are better than others for long term preservation and use – Procedures for consistency and data quality – Ontologies, thesauri or controlled vocabularies used in creating metadata Any existing data collected or re-used Describe the nature, scale and scope of the data

Creating data Digital Data (general) GIS CAD Geophysics Aerial Photography Remote Sensing Fieldwork Virtual Reality Guides to Good Practice

Describing and documenting the data Data description (metadata) is essential for the future – A form of communication between the principle investigator and researchers re-using the data What metadata are needed? – Any standards for data archiving, data discovery or sharing to follow? Any controlled vocabularies? – What tools will be used for capturing metadata (Lab notebooks, Field recording sheet, Auto-saved files on instruments, Database, mobile application, etc.) – Formats – Procedures for consistency and retrievability Data description (metadata) is essential for the future – A form of communication between the principle investigator and researchers re-using the data What metadata are needed? – Any standards for data archiving, data discovery or sharing to follow? Any controlled vocabularies? – What tools will be used for capturing metadata (Lab notebooks, Field recording sheet, Auto-saved files on instruments, Database, mobile application, etc.) – Formats – Procedures for consistency and retrievability

Storing data during the project Where will you store the data in the short term? – Local PC, network., etc. Describe how it is organised: – Project and data identifiers – Folder structures – File naming conventions – File version control Where will you store the data in the short term? – Local PC, network., etc. Describe how it is organised: – Project and data identifiers – Folder structures – File naming conventions – File version control

Data security and backup Identify who is responsible for data security and protection in your data management plan Describe your back up procedures How will you monitor compliance with the data management plan? Identify who is responsible for data security and protection in your data management plan Describe your back up procedures How will you monitor compliance with the data management plan?

Archiving Plan ahead in the early stages of the project Identify possible archives and get in contact Do they have any requirements? Formats, metadata… Archives need permission from the owners of the IPR to preserve and distribute the data; most do not ask for a transfer of rights Plan ahead in the early stages of the project Identify possible archives and get in contact Do they have any requirements? Formats, metadata… Archives need permission from the owners of the IPR to preserve and distribute the data; most do not ask for a transfer of rights

Preserving for the long term Which data will be preserved? – Does the data contain any confidential personal information or high security data? – Are there any restrictions on access? For example Privacy or ethical issues Embargos for political, commercial or research reasons? – If there are restrictions on access, what is required to make the data available to others? Any access policies? Which data will be preserved? – Does the data contain any confidential personal information or high security data? – Are there any restrictions on access? For example Privacy or ethical issues Embargos for political, commercial or research reasons? – If there are restrictions on access, what is required to make the data available to others? Any access policies?

Access and sharing your data How will your data be made available for re-use? – Will the archive or repository disseminate your data? – Self dissemination through a web-site? How will users cite your data? Are there any restrictions on access? – License for permitted uses: non-commercial, derivatives, etc. – Embargo until specified date – Contact to request permission How will your data be made available for re-use? – Will the archive or repository disseminate your data? – Self dissemination through a web-site? How will users cite your data? Are there any restrictions on access? – License for permitted uses: non-commercial, derivatives, etc. – Embargo until specified date – Contact to request permission

Resources The Digital Curation Centre has a wide variety of resources online to help:Digital Curation Centre – Checklists – Examples of Data Management plans from successfully funded proposals – An online data management planning form (DMP)DMP The Digital Curation Centre has a wide variety of resources online to help:Digital Curation Centre – Checklists – Examples of Data Management plans from successfully funded proposals – An online data management planning form (DMP)DMP

Acknowledgements ARIADNE is a project funded by the European Commission under the Community’s Seventh Framework Programme, contract no. FP7-INFRASTRUCTURES Contributors: Ulf Jakobsson, Swedish Data Archive; Hella Hollander KNAW-DANS ARIADNE is a project funded by the European Commission under the Community’s Seventh Framework Programme, contract no. FP7-INFRASTRUCTURES Contributors: Ulf Jakobsson, Swedish Data Archive; Hella Hollander KNAW-DANS Image credits Slide 6 Anti-clockwise from the top left image: David Robinson: Chumash pictograph, South Central California, USA. Matthew Fitzjohn and Gianna Ayala: Map of Torina survey., Italy. Neol Tan: Digital photography at Angkor Wat. Cambodia. Cultured Rainforest Project: R. Ferraby carrying out geophysical survey in Kelabit Highlands, Sarawak Photography: G. Barker. Fraser Sturt: 3-D reconstruction. Cultured Rainforest Project: Excavation at Ruma’ Ma’on Dakah, Kelabit Highlands, Sarawak. Photograph: B. Nyiri Lindsay Lloyd-Smith: Iron Age burial at Trumpington Meadows, Cambridge, England. Excavation by Cambridge Archaeology Unit. Lindsay Lloyd-Smith: Henge-form at Old Wolverton quarry, Milton Keynes, England. Excavation by Cambridge Archaeology Unit.