1. monash.edu Research data ecosystem David Groenewegen Director, Research, University Library

2. Monash context Big university Research intensive Global “Young and hungry” Resources-challenged

3. Stepping outside  New roles  Knowledge management  Transforming scholarly communication – Repository – Publishing – Research data management – ARROW, DART, ARCHER, ANDS  It’s all about partnering

4. Monash University Research Repository  Over 140,000 records  Publications required for government reporting  Journal collections  Research data  Student newspaper  Patents  Rare Books material  PhD theses  Faculty of Business and Economics working papers  Open Access material

5. Open Access: a dead end  The journal war is lost  Gold OA will win  There is no role for the library in Gold OA other than as agent of APC payments  Or as a repository owner of Green versions that most people don’t want  This is a waste of our skills and experience.  But...

6. Research data management Mainstreamed through:  Incorporation into teaching and engagement  Infrastructure for all researchers – Advice – Tools – Storage – Publication  Collaboration between Researchers, Faculties, Library, eSolutions, MeRC, MIGR and Research Office

7. The 21 st Century Microscope

8. Ecosystem: software solutions Funding application and approval Pure Ethics approval (solution under consideration) Data collection and processing Instrument integration MyTardisLabArchivesGitHubmonash.figshare Data analysis, storage and management Desktop labs Massive Research Data Storage Monash (RDSM) LabArchives GitHub monash.figshare Publication of results and data Puremonash.figshare Published data retention and disposal monash.figshare Research Data Storage Monash (RDSM) Archiving and preservation solution (currently under investigation)

9. Assumptions  Monash researchers create an unknown but substantial amount of research data every year  The vast bulk of this data is stored and managed in locations that do not enable easy discovery, sharing or re-use  Our researchers want to be able to manage their data in methods that they control that make sense with their workflows and disciplinary expectations  Monash does not have enough people to hold everyone’s hands in this  We should provide people, tools and services that enable Research Data Management (RDM)

10. Storage as entry point to RDM  Key for researchers is ability to manage and control how they –store –share  Then use the same tool to –publish  Underpinned by the Data Curation Continuum

12. We need tools that are:  Convenient and easy to use  Obviously better than what researchers were already doing  Able to create metadata at points when it is relevant  Allowing researcher control  Making publishing of data a one click process  The flexibility of the cloud with the confidence of ongoing institutional storage

13. Research data ecosystem

14. Where possible all data should be stored in essentially the same place, the Research Data Store (R@CMon), which offers a variety of different gateways and brands to the same underlying service. Storage

15. Connect to other University tools, such as ORCID, Monash DOI service, Pure Research Management service, or to external services A variety of tools which where possible point to R@CMon in a manner that is invisible to the user Management, collecting and sorting

16. Should a researcher choose to make some of their data available, Monash will again offer a variety of gateways and connections, designed to maximise discovery and impact. Publication

17. Data only monash.figshare web interface Data and metadata Monash data storage Metadata and DOI Research Data Australia Monash publications repository Monash data Archives Data and Metadata monash.figshare web interface Metadata and DOI Data only researcher Typical user

18. monash.figshare web interface Data and metadata Metadata and DOI Research Data Australia Monash publications repository Data and Metadata Metadata and DOI labarchives @ monash web interface Laboratory user Data only labarchives data storage labarchives data archives labarchives data archives Data only Monash data storage Monash data Archives Data only Laboratory user

19. Advantages for researchers  Manage and control their research data  Private and collaborative storage spaces  Securely stored in Monash storage  Accessible from anywhere  Make research outputs citable, sharable, discoverable  Data can be discoverable without being open

22. Building the future  How does this contribute to: – The University’s effectiveness? – Our rankings and reputation? – A desire to collaborate with, work at or study at Monash?  How do we know? – The courage of our convictions, combined with evidence-based decision-making

23. Thank you david.groenewegen@monash.edu @groenewegendave orcid.org/0000-0003-2523-1676