As follow-up activity to the DataShare and Data Audit Framework projects at the University of Edinburgh, a new set of web pages have been written as guidance for university researchers on research data management, sharing and preservation, published as part of a re-launched University of Edinburgh Information Services website.
The shortcut URL is:
http://www.ed.ac.uk/is/data-management
Similar initiatives have been collected and linked on a page from the Australia National Data Service.
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DataShare's aim is to contribute to new models, workflows and tools for academic data sharing with emphasis on stewardship of institutional knowledge assets of all types; new technologies to enhance e-Research; new research council policies and mandates; and the growth of the Open Access / Open Data movement. This blog will act as a current awareness and dissemination tool in addition to being a discussion forum.
Academic research datasets have special requirements for storing and sharing. The DISC-UK Datashare project, 2007-9, seeks to help institutional repositories in UK higher education meet these requirements. This JISC-funded project is coordinated by EDINA and builds on the existing informal collaboration of DISC-UK (Data Information Specialists Committee—UK) members for improving their data libraries and models of social science data support.
For further details visit the DataShare Project website:
www.disc-uk.org/datashare.html
Email contact: disc-uk@ed.ac.uk
For further details visit the DataShare Project website:
www.disc-uk.org/datashare.html
Email contact: disc-uk@ed.ac.uk
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