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Advocacy | Costs | Data Management Plans | Data Protection | Data Repository | Data Science | Data Sharing | Early Career Researchers | FAIR Principles | Infrastructure | Leadership | Legal Questions | Library Roles | Open Access | Open Data | Open Science | Policy | RDM Roles | Research Integrity | Researcher Incentives | Roles and Responsibilities | Skills requirements | Subject approaches | Support Services | Tool development | Training
Advocacy
Research Data Management Advocacy – what works well
Abstract: This case study outlines some of the advocacy approaches that have been successful at University College London. It discusses a range of possible activities that may be useful for other institutions.
Topic Keywords: Advocacy, Support Services, Data Management Plans, Roles and Responsibilities, RDM Roles, Training, Europe
UWI St Augustine Campus Libraries and RDM efforts at the UWI, St Augustine Campus
Abstract: This case study outlines the experiences of developing RDM services at the University of the West Indies. It highlights some of the main challenges of developing a new RDM service and the main lessons learned.
Topic Keywords: Advocacy, Support Services, Library Roles
Training subject librarians in Research Data Management
Abstract: This case study deals with the research support roles within UCL Library Services, with a focus on subject librarians and Research Data Support Officers. It explains how subject librarians have been introduced to Research Data Management since 2015 through a series of workshops and how they are involved in the Library RDM Working group coordinated by the Research Data Support Officers.
Topic Keywords: Advocacy, Support services, Roles & Responsibilities, Skill requirements, Training, Subject Approaches
The Emerging Role of the Data Scientist and the experience of Data Science education at the University of Amsterdam
Abstract: This case study proposes a definition of data scientists’ roles in research and industry. It firstly describes key outputs of the H2020-funded EDISON project that developed a Data Science Framework, typical job profiles and a Programme template to train future data scientists. The second half of the case study is dedicated to the implementation of this Data Science Programme, and its RDM strand, at the University of Amsterdam. It shows how the EDISON Framework can provide a strong background for designing customisable Data Science programmes in several disciplines.
Topic Keywords: Advocacy, Roles & Responsibilities, Skill requirements, Training, Open Science, Data Science, Early Career Researchers, Subject approaches
Costs
The Research Data Storage Service at UCL
Abstract: This case study focuses on the development of research data storage infrastructure at UCL. It includes discussion of underlying infrastructure, requirements, costs and pricing and future requirements for the service.
Topic Keywords: Costs, Infrastructure, Data Repository
Research Data Management at the University of Edinburgh: How is it done, what does it cost?
Abstract: This case study describes the development of the Research Data Service at the University of Edinburgh since 2009. It shows the different stages followed, the budget and human resources required as well as the infrastructures and support services successfully introduced.
Topic Keywords: Costs, Policy, Support services, Infrastructure, Europe
Data Management Plans
Developing and Implementing the Wellcome Trust’s Data Management and Sharing Policy
Abstract: This case study explores the development of a research funder’s data management and sharing policy. It outlines the key provisions of the policy, describes the experience of implementing the policy and discusses future priorities for the Wellcome’s approach to data sharing.
Topic Keywords: Policy, Leadership, Data Sharing, Data Management Plans, Researcher incentives
Research Data Management Advocacy – what works well
Abstract: This case study outlines some of the advocacy approaches that have been successful at University College London. It discusses a range of possible activities that may be useful for other institutions.
Topic Keywords: Advocacy, Support Services, Data Management Plans, Library Roles, Roles and Responsibilities, RDM Roles, Training, Europe
Developing a Data Management Plan: a case study from Argentina
Abstract: This case study describes how two research institutions in Argentina have developed and implemented Data Management Plans. It shows the role of such Plans and of digital tools helping researchers to create and publish them. The author highlights the importance of taking into account discipline-specific practices and workflows as well as accompanying digital tools with relevant training and support for users.
Topic Keywords: Subject approaches, Data Management Plans, Support services, Tool development, Infrastructure
Data Protection
The handing of research data in the social sciences at University of the Andes –Data Centre (CEDE) – Colombia
Abstract: This case study offers an overview of the institutional handling of research data whilst complying with regulatory frameworks around personal and sensitive data. The case study discuses anonymization protocols, various data access statements and a data processing room.
Topic Keywords: Data Protection, Research Integrity, Policy, Legal Questions
Legal Requirements, RDM and Open Data
Abstract: This case study deals with the legal tools available to make data open, with a focus on copyright questions, on Creative Commons licences and on licences specifically created for research data and databases. It provides advice on how to select the right licences to enable data reusability.
Topic Keywords: Data Sharing, FAIR principles, Research Integrity, Legal Questions, Data Protection, Licences, Open Data
Data Repository
Brexit – and its potential impact for Open Access in the UK
Abstract: This case study explores the potential consequences of Brexit for British universities with a focus on Open Access and Open Science-related activities. The paper arguments that Brexit poses not only challenges but also presents opportunities for universities.
Topic Keywords: Open Access, Policy, Open Science, Europe, Data Repository
4TU.Centre for Research Data / TU Delft
Abstract: This case study describes a multi-institutional collaboration, the 4TU.Centre for Research Data. The case study outlines some of the incentives and approaches that have been used to encourage researchers to deposit data into this repository.
Topic Keywords: Data Sharing, Infrastructure, Data Repository, Researcher Incentives
Why Open Data?
Abstract: This case study introduces some of the technological drivers behind open data, discusses the opportunities and challenges of open data and outlines some of the considerations universities should make in developing infrastructure to support open data.
Topic Keywords: Open data, Data Repository, Infrastructure, researcher Incentives
Open Educational Resources: Service setup and Data Management
Abstract: This case study explores the development of Open Educational Resources at UCL including the costs involved, the scope of the service and the development of related policies.
Topic Keywords: Open data, Data Repository, Infrastructure, researcher Incentives
The Research Data Storage Service at UCL
Abstract: This case study focuses on the development of research data storage infrastructure at UCL. It includes discussion of underlying infrastructure, requirements, costs and pricing and future requirements for the service.
Topic Keywords: Costs, Infrastructure, Data Repository
Scientific Data Management on a Dataverse Network
Abstract: This case study discusses the experiences of developing a Research Data Repository using Dataverse in Brazil.
Topic Keywords: Infrastructure, Data Repository, Open Data, Data Sharing
Data Science
The Emerging Role of the Data Scientist and the experience of Data Science education at the University of Amsterdam
Abstract: This case study proposes a definition of data scientists’ roles in research and industry. It firstly describes key outputs of the H2020-funded EDISON project that developed a Data Science Framework, typical job profiles and a Programme template to train future data scientists. The second half of the case study is dedicated to the implementation of this Data Science Programme, and its RDM strand, at the University of Amsterdam. It shows how the EDISON Framework can provide a strong background for designing customisable Data Science programmes in several disciplines.
Topic Keywords: Advocacy, Roles & Responsibilities, Skill requirements, Training, Open Science, Data Science, Early Career Researchers, Subject approaches
Data Sharing
Developing and Implementing the Wellcome Trust’s Data Management and Sharing Policy
Abstract: This case study explores the development of a research funder’s data management and sharing policy. It outlines the key provisions of the policy, describes the experience of implementing the policy and discusses future priorities for the Wellcome’s approach to data sharing.
Topic Keywords: Policy, Leadership, Data Sharing, Data Management Plans, Researcher incentives
Raising awareness on RDM and engaging stakeholders in Latin America and the Caribbean
Abstract: This case study explores the current level of awareness of RDM in Latin America and the Caribbean and describes the process used to further raise this awareness.
Topic Keywords: Leadership, Advocacy, Open Data, Data Sharing, Open Science
4TU.Centre for Research Data / TU Delft
Abstract: This case study describes a multi-institutional collaboration, the 4TU.Centre for Research Data. The case study outlines some of the incentives and approaches that have been used to encourage researchers to deposit data into this repository.
Topic Keywords: Data Sharing, Infrastructure, Data Repository, Researcher Incentives
RDM in the Performing Arts: Living Symphonies
Abstract: This case study focuses on a performing arts project with a number of challenging research data management requirements.
Topic Keywords: Subject Approaches, Data Sharing, Infrastructure
Scientific Data Management on a Dataverse Network
Abstract: This case study discusses the experiences of developing a Research Data Repository using Dataverse in Brazil.
Topic Keywords: Infrastructure, Data Repository, Open Data, Data Sharing
Delivering the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC): Principle and Practice in delivering Open Science
Abstract: This case study explores how the FAIR principles can help inform the infrastructure of the European Open Science Cloud to deliver Open Science.
Topic Keywords: Infrastructure, Open Data, Data sharing, FAIR Data
Legal Requirements, RDM and Open Data
Abstract: This case study deals with the legal tools available to make data open, with a focus on copyright questions, on Creative Commons licences and on licences specifically created for research data and databases. It provides advice on how to select the right licences to enable data reusability.
Topic Keywords: Data Sharing, FAIR principles, Research Integrity, Legal Questions, Data Protection, Licences, Open Data
Early Career Researchers
Training early career researchers
Abstract: This case study focuses on the role of research-performing organisations in Early Career Researchers’ skills development; it shows the need for new skills in Research Data Management and Open Science and highlights the emerging role of data stewards. The description of the LERU Doctoral Summer School provides an example of how such skills could be developed.
Topic Keywords: Skill requirements, Open Science, Europe, Early Career Researchers, Researcher Incentives
The Emerging Role of the Data Scientist and the experience of Data Science education at the University of Amsterdam
Abstract: This case study proposes a definition of data scientists’ roles in research and industry. It firstly describes key outputs of the H2020-funded EDISON project that developed a Data Science Framework, typical job profiles and a Programme template to train future data scientists. The second half of the case study is dedicated to the implementation of this Data Science Programme, and its RDM strand, at the University of Amsterdam. It shows how the EDISON Framework can provide a strong background for designing customisable Data Science programmes in several disciplines.
Topic Keywords: Advocacy, Roles & Responsibilities, Skill requirements, Training, Open Science, Data Science, Early Career Researchers, Subject approaches
Fair Principles
Development of a Model Policy for Research Data Management (RDM) at Austrian Research Institutions
Abstract: This case study describes the evaluation of existing Research Data Management policies by an Expert group developing RDM strategies for Austrian Research institutions. Alongside the development of a model RDM policy this article outlines other recommendations made by the group.
Topic Keywords: Policy, Leadership, FAIR Principles
Delivering the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC): Principle and Practice in delivering Open Science
Abstract: This case study explores how the FAIR principles can help inform the infrastructure of the European Open Science Cloud to deliver Open Science.
Topic Keywords: Infrastructure, Open Data, Data sharing, FAIR Principles
Legal Requirements, RDM and Open Data
Abstract: This case study deals with the legal tools available to make data open, with a focus on copyright questions, on Creative Commons licences and on licences specifically created for research data and databases. It provides advice on how to select the right licences to enable data reusability.
Topic Keywords: Data Sharing, FAIR principles, Research Integrity, Legal Questions, Data Protection, Licences, Open Data
Infrastructure
4TU.Centre for Research Data / TU Delft
Abstract: This case study describes a multi-institutional collaboration, the 4TU.Centre for Research Data. The case study outlines some of the incentives and approaches that have been used to encourage researchers to deposit data into this repository.
Topic Keywords: Data Sharing, Infrastructure, Data Repository, Researcher Incentive
RDM in the Performing Arts: Living Symphonies
Abstract: This case study focuses on a performing arts project with a number of challenging research data management requirements.
Topic Keywords: Subject Approaches, data sharing, Infrastructure
Why Open Data?
Abstract: This case study introduces some of the technological drivers behind open data, discusses the opportunities and challenges of open data and outlines some of the considerations universities should make in developing infrastructure to support open data.
Topic Keywords: Open data, Data Repository, Infrastructure, researcher Incentives
Open Educational Resources: Service setup and Data Management
Abstract: This case study explores the development of Open Educational Resources at UCL including the costs involved, the scope of the service and the development of related policies.
Topic Keywords: Open data, Data Repository, Infrastructure, Researcher Incentives
The Research Data Storage Service at UCL
Abstract: This case study focuses on the development of research data storage infrastructure at UCL. It includes discussion of underlying infrastructure, requirements, costs and pricing and future requirements for the service.
Topic Keywords: Costs, Infrastructure, Data Repository
Scientific Data Management on a Dataverse Network
Abstract: This case study discusses the experiences of developing a Research Data Repository using Dataverse in Brazil.
Topic Keywords: Infrastructure, Data Repository, Open Data, Data Sharing
Delivering the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC): Principle and Practice in delivering Open Science
Abstract: This case study explores how the FAIR principles can help inform the infrastructure of the European Open Science Cloud to deliver Open Science.
Topic Keywords: Infrastructure, Open Data, Data sharing, FAIR Data
Research Data Management at the University of Edinburgh: How is it done, what does it cost?
Abstract: This cedinase study describes the development of the Research Data Service at the University of Edinburgh since 2009. It shows the different stages followed, the budget and human resources required as well as the infrastructures and support services successfully introduced.
Topic Keywords: Costs, Policy, Support services, Infrastructure, Europe
Developing a Data Management Plan: a case study from Argentina
Abstract: This case study describes how two research institutions in Argentina have developed and implemented Data Management Plans. It shows the role of such Plans and of digital tools helping researchers to create and publish them. The author highlights the importance of taking into account discipline-specific practices and workflows as well as accompanying digital tools with relevant training and support for users.
Topic Keywords: Subject approaches, Data Management Plans, Support services, Tool development, Infrastructure
Leadership
Developing and Implementing the Wellcome Trust’s Data Management and Sharing Policy
Abstract: This case study explores the development of a research funder’s data management and sharing policy. It outlines the key provisions of the policy, describes the experience of implementing the policy and discusses future priorities for the Wellcome’s approach to data sharing.
Topic Keywords: Policy, Leadership, Data Sharing, Data Management Plans, Researcher incentives
Development of a Model Policy for Research Data Management (RDM) at Austrian Research Institutions
Abstract: This case study describes the evaluation of existing Research Data Management policies by an Expert group developing RDM strategies for Austrian Research institutions. Alongside the development of a model RDM policy this article outlines other recommendations made by the group.
Topic Keywords: Policy, Leadership, FAIR Principles
Raising awareness on RDM and engaging stakeholders in Latin America and the Caribbean
Abstract: This case study explores the current level of awareness of RDM in Latin America and the Caribbean and describes the process used to further raise this awareness.
Topic Keywords: Leadership, Advocacy, Open Data, Data Sharing, Open Science
Legal Questions
The handing of research data in the social sciences at University of the Andes –Data Centre (CEDE) – Colombia
Abstract: This case study offers an overview of the institutional handling of research data whilst complying with regulatory frameworks around personal and sensitive data. The case study discuses anonymization protocols, various data access statements and a data processing room.
Topic Keywords: Data Protection, Research Integrity, Policy, Legal Questions
Legal Requirements, RDM and Open Data
Abstract: This case study deals with the legal tools available to make data open, with a focus on copyright questions, on Creative Commons licences and on licences specifically created for research data and databases. It provides advice on how to select the right licences to enable data reusability.
Topic Keywords: Data Sharing, FAIR principles, Research Integrity, Legal Questions, Data Protection, Licences, Open Data
Library Roles
UWI St Augustine Campus Libraries and RDM efforts at the UWI, St Augustine Campus
Abstract: This case study outlines the experiences of developing RDM services at the University of the West Indies. It highlights some of the main challenges of developing a new RDM service and the main lessons learned.
Topic Keywords: Advocacy, Support Services, Library Roles
Training subject librarians in Research Data Management
Abstract: This case study deals with the research support roles within UCL Library Services, with a focus on subject librarians and Research Data Support Officers. It explains how subject librarians have been introduced to Research Data Management since 2015 through a series of workshops and how they are involved in the Library RDM Working group coordinated by the Research Data Support Officers.
Topic Keywords: Advocacy, Support services, Roles & Responsibilities, Skill requirements, Training, Subject Approaches
Research Data Management Advocacy – what works well
Abstract: This case study outlines some of the advocacy approaches that have been successful at University College London. It discusses a range of possible activities that may be useful for other institutions.
Topic Keywords: Advocacy, Support Services, Data Management Plans, Library Roles, Roles and Responsibilities, RDM Roles, Training, Europe.
Open Access
Brexit – and its potential impact for Open Access in the UK
Abstract: This case study explores the potential consequences of Brexit for British universities with a focus on Open Access and Open Science-related activities. The paper arguments that Brexit poses not only challenges but also presents opportunities for universities.
Topic Keywords: Open Access, Policy, Open Science, Europe, Data Repository
Research Data Management supporting Research Integrity and Open Science
Abstract: This case study shows the links between Research Data Management, Research Integrity and Open Science. Taking University College London’s policies, investments and activities as an example, it shows the need to involve a broad range of university stakeholders to enable RDM to support both Research Integrity and Open Science.
Topic Keywords: Open Science, Research Integrity, Open Access, Open Data, Support Services, Policy, Researcher Incentives
Open Data
Research Data Management supporting Research Integrity and Open Science
Abstract: This case study shows the links between Research Data Management, Research Integrity and Open Science. Taking University College London’s policies, investments and activities as an example, it shows the need to involve a broad range of university stakeholders to enable RDM to support both Research Integrity and Open Science.
Topic Keywords: Open Science, Research Integrity, Open Access, Open Data, Support Services, Policy, Researcher Incentives
Raising awareness on RDM and engaging stakeholders in Latin America and the Caribbean
Abstract: This case study explores the current level of awareness of RDM in Latin America and the Caribbean and describes the process used to further raise this awareness.
Topic Keywords: Leadership, Advocacy, Open Data, Data Sharing, Open Science
Why Open Data?
Abstract: This case study introduces some of the technological drivers behind open data, discusses the opportunities and challenges of open data and outlines some of the considerations universities should make in developing infrastructure to support open data.
Topic Keywords: Open Data, Data Repository, Infrastructure, researcher Incentives
Open Educational Resources: Service setup and Data Management
Abstract: This case study explores the development of Open Educational Resources at UCL including the costs involved, the scope of the service and the development of related policies.
Topic Keywords: Open Data, Data Repository, Infrastructure, researcher Incentives
Scientific Data Management on a Dataverse Network
Abstract: This case study discusses the experiences of developing a Research Data Repository using Dataverse in Brazil.
Topic Keywords: Infrastructure, Data Repository, Open Data, Data Sharing
Delivering the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC): Principle and Practice in delivering Open Science
Abstract: This case study explores how the FAIR principles can help inform the infrastructure of the European Open Science Cloud to deliver Open Science.
Topic Keywords: Infrastructure, Open Data, Data sharing, FAIR Data
Legal Requirements, RDM and Open Data
Abstract: This case study deals with the legal tools available to make data open, with a focus on copyright questions, on Creative Commons licences and on licences specifically created for research data and databases. It provides advice on how to select the right licences to enable data reusability.
Topic Keywords: Data Sharing, FAIR principles, Research Integrity, Legal Questions, Data Protection, Licences, Open Data
Open Science
Brexit – and its potential impact for Open Access in the UK
Abstract: This case study explores the potential consequences of Brexit for British universities with a focus on Open Access and Open Science-related activities. The paper arguments that Brexit poses not only challenges but also presents opportunities for universities.
Topic Keywords: Open Access, Policy, Open Science, Europe, Data Repository
Research Data Management supporting Research Integrity and Open Science
Abstract: This case study shows the links between Research Data Management, Research Integrity and Open Science. Taking University College London’s policies, investments and activities as an example, it shows the need to involve a broad range of university stakeholders to enable RDM to support both Research Integrity and Open Science.
Topic Keywords: Open Science, Research Integrity, Open Access, Open Data, Support Services, Policy, Researcher Incentives
Raising awareness on RDM and engaging stakeholders in Latin America and the Caribbean
Abstract: This case study explores the current level of awareness of RDM in Latin America and the Caribbean and describes the process used to further raise this awareness.
Topic Keywords: Leadership, Advocacy, Open Data, Data Sharing, Open Science
Training early career researchers
Abstract: This case study focuses on the role of research-performing organisations in Early Career Researchers’ skills development; it shows the need for new skills in Research Data Management and Open Science and highlights the emerging role of data stewards. The description of the LERU Doctoral Summer School provides an example of how such skills could be developed.
Topic Keywords: Skill requirements, Open Science, Europe, Early Career Researchers, Researcher Incentives
The Emerging Role of the Data Scientist and the experience of Data Science education at the University of Amsterdam
Abstract: This case study proposes a definition of data scientists’ roles in research and industry. It firstly describes key outputs of the H2020-funded EDISON project that developed a Data Science Framework, typical job profiles and a Programme template to train future data scientists. The second half of the case study is dedicated to the implementation of this Data Science Programme, and its RDM strand, at the University of Amsterdam. It shows how the EDISON Framework can provide a strong background for designing customisable Data Science programmes in several disciplines.
Topic Keywords: Advocacy, Roles & Responsibilities, Skill requirements, Training, Open Science, Data Science, Early Career Researchers, Subject approaches
Policy
Developing and Implementing the Wellcome Trust’s Data Management and Sharing Policy
Abstract: This case study explores the development of a research funder’s data management and sharing policy. It outlines the key provisions of the policy, describes the experience of implementing the policy and discusses future priorities for the Wellcome’s approach to data sharing.
Topic Keywords: Policy, Leadership, Data Sharing, Data Management Plans, Researcher incentives
Development of a Model Policy for Research Data Management (RDM) at Austrian Research Institutions
Abstract: This case study describes the evaluation of existing Research Data Management policies by an Expert group developing RDM strategies for Austrian Research institutions. Alongside the development of a model RDM policy this article outlines other recommendations made by the group.
Topic Keywords: Policy, Leadership, FAIR Principles
Brexit – and its potential impact for Open Access in the UK
Abstract: This case study explores the potential consequences of Brexit for British universities with a focus on Open Access and Open Science-related activities. The paper arguments that Brexit poses not only challenges but also presents opportunities for universities.
Topic Keywords: Open Access, Policy, Open Science, Europe, Data Repository
Research Data Management supporting Research Integrity and Open Science
Abstract: This case study shows the links between Research Data Management, Research Integrity and Open Science. Taking University College London’s policies, investments and activities as an example, it shows the need to involve a broad range of university stakeholders to enable RDM to support both Research Integrity and Open Science.
Topic Keywords: Open Science, Research Integrity, Open Access, Open Data, Support Services, Policy, Researcher Incentives
Challenges and Opportunities for Research Data Management in the Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences: a practitioner’s viewpoint
Abstract: This case study highlights some of the particular issues facing Arts, Humanities, and Social Science researchers identified through a survey carried out at UCL. The case study also includes a number of recommendations to address the challenges and opportunities highlighted.
Topic Keywords: Subject Approaches, Roles and Responsibilities, Policy
The handing of research data in the social sciences at University of the Andes –Data Centre (CEDE) – Colombia
Abstract: This case study offers an overview of the institutional handling of research data whilst complying with regulatory frameworks around personal and sensitive data. The case study discuses anonymization protocols, various data access statements and a data processing room.
Topic Keywords: Data Protection, Research Integrity, Policy, Legal Questions
Research Data Management at the University of Edinburgh: How is it done, what does it cost?
Abstract: This case study describes the development of the Research Data Service at the University of Edinburgh since 2009. It shows the different stages followed, the budget and human resources required as well as the infrastructures and support services successfully introduced.
Topic Keywords: Costs, Policy, Support services, Infrastructure, Europe
RDM Roles
Research Data Management Advocacy – what works well
Abstract: This case study outlines some of the advocacy approaches that have been successful at University College London. It discusses a range of possible activities that may be useful for other institutions.
Topic Keywords: Advocacy, Support Services, Data Management Plans, Roles and Responsibilities, RDM Roles, Training, Europe
Research Integrity
Research Data Management supporting Research Integrity and Open Science
Abstract: This case study shows the links between Research Data Management, Research Integrity and Open Science. Taking University College London’s policies, investments and activities as an example, it shows the need to involve a broad range of university stakeholders to enable RDM to support both Research Integrity and Open Science.
Topic Keywords: Open Science, Research Integrity, Open Access, Open Data, Support Services, Policy, Researcher Incentives
The handing of research data in the social sciences at University of the Andes –Data Centre (CEDE) – Colombia
Abstract: This case study offers an overview of the institutional handling of research data whilst complying with regulatory frameworks around personal and sensitive data. The case study discuses anonymization protocols, various data access statements and a data processing room.
Topic Keywords: Data Protection, Research Integrity, Policy, Legal Questions
Legal Requirements, RDM and Open Data
Abstract: This case study deals with the legal tools available to make data open, with a focus on copyright questions, on Creative Commons licences and on licences specifically created for research data and databases. It provides advice on how to select the right licences to enable data reusability.
Topic Keywords: Data Sharing, FAIR principles, Research Integrity, Legal Questions, Data Protection, Licences, Open Data
Researcher Incentives
Developing and Implementing the Wellcome Trust’s Data Management and Sharing Policy
Abstract: This case study explores the development of a research funder’s data management and sharing policy. It outlines the key provisions of the policy, describes the experience of implementing the policy and discusses future priorities for the Wellcome’s approach to data sharing.
Topic Keywords: Policy, Leadership, Data Sharing, Data Management Plans, Researcher Incentives
Research Data Management supporting Research Integrity and Open Science
Abstract: This case study shows the links between Research Data Management, Research Integrity and Open Science. Taking University College London’s policies, investments and activities as an example, it shows the need to involve a broad range of university stakeholders to enable RDM to support both Research Integrity and Open Science.
Topic Keywords: Open Science, Research Integrity, Open Access, Open Data, Support Services, Policy, Researcher Incentives
4TU.Centre for Research Data / TU Delft
Abstract: This case study describes a multi-institutional collaboration, the 4TU.Centre for Research Data. The case study outlines some of the incentives and approaches that have been used to encourage researchers to deposit data into this repository.
Topic Keywords: Data Sharing, Infrastructure, Data Repository, Researcher Incentives
Why Open Data?
Abstract: This case study introduces some of the technological drivers behind open data, discusses the opportunities and challenges of open data and outlines some of the considerations universities should make in developing infrastructure to support open data.
Topic Keywords: Open data, Data Repository, Infrastructure, Researcher Incentives
Open Educational Resources: Service setup and Data Management
Abstract: This case study explores the development of Open Educational Resources at UCL including the costs involved, the scope of the service and the development of related policies.
Topic Keywords: Open data, Data Repository, Infrastructure, Researcher Incentives
Training early career researchers
Abstract: This case study focuses on the role of research-performing organisations in Early Career Researchers’ skills development; it shows the need for new skills in Research Data Management and Open Science and highlights the emerging role of data stewards. The description of the LERU Doctoral Summer School provides an example of how such skills could be developed.
Topic Keywords: Skill requirements, Open Science, Europe, Early Career Researchers, Researcher Incentives
Roles and Responsibilities
Research Data Management Advocacy – what works well
Abstract: This case study outlines some of the advocacy approaches that have been successful at University College London. It discusses a range of possible activities that may be useful for other institutions.
Topic Keywords: Advocacy, Support Services, Data Management Plans, Roles and Responsibilities, RDM Roles, Training, Europe
Challenges and Opportunities for Research Data Management in the Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences: a practitioner’s viewpoint
Abstract: This case study highlights some of the particular issues facing Arts, Humanities, and Social Science researchers identified through a survey carried out at UCL. The case study also includes a number of recommendations to address the challenges and opportunities highlighted.
Topic Keywords: Subject Approaches, Roles and Responsibilities, Policy
Training subject librarians in Research Data Management
Abstract: This case study deals with the research support roles within UCL Library Services, with a focus on subject librarians and Research Data Support Officers. It explains how subject librarians have been introduced to Research Data Management since 2015 through a series of workshops and how they are involved in the Library RDM Working group coordinated by the Research Data Support Officers.
Topic Keywords: Advocacy, Support services, Roles and Responsibilities, Skill requirements, Training, Subject Approaches
The Emerging Role of the Data Scientist and the experience of Data Science education at the University of Amsterdam
Abstract: This case study proposes a definition of data scientists’ roles in research and industry. It firstly describes key outputs of the H2020-funded EDISON project that developed a Data Science Framework, typical job profiles and a Programme template to train future data scientists. The second half of the case study is dedicated to the implementation of this Data Science Programme, and its RDM strand, at the University of Amsterdam. It shows how the EDISON Framework can provide a strong background for designing customisable Data Science programmes in several disciplines.
Topic Keywords: Advocacy, Roles and Responsibilities, Skill requirements, Training, Open Science, Data Science, Early Career Researchers, Subject approaches
Skills Requirements
Training early career researchers
Abstract: This case study focuses on the role of research-performing organisations in Early Career Researchers’ skills development; it shows the need for new skills in Research Data Management and Open Science and highlights the emerging role of data stewards. The description of the LERU Doctoral Summer School provides an example of how such skills could be developed.
Topic Keywords: Skills requirements, Open Science, Europe, Early Career Researchers, Researcher Incentives
Training subject librarians in Research Data Management
Abstract: This case study deals with the research support roles within UCL Library Services, with a focus on subject librarians and Research Data Support Officers. It explains how subject librarians have been introduced to Research Data Management since 2015 through a series of workshops and how they are involved in the Library RDM Working group coordinated by the Research Data Support Officers.
Topic Keywords: Advocacy, Support services, Roles & Responsibilities, Skill requirements, Training, Subject Approaches
The Emerging Role of the Data Scientist and the experience of Data Science education at the University of Amsterdam
Abstract: This case study proposes a definition of data scientists’ roles in research and industry. It firstly describes key outputs of the H2020-funded EDISON project that developed a Data Science Framework, typical job profiles and a Programme template to train future data scientists. The second half of the case study is dedicated to the implementation of this Data Science Programme, and its RDM strand, at the University of Amsterdam. It shows how the EDISON Framework can provide a strong background for designing customisable Data Science programmes in several disciplines.
Topic Keywords: Advocacy, Roles & Responsibilities, Skill requirements, Training, Open Science, Data Science, Early Career Researchers, Subject approaches
Subject Approaches
Challenges and Opportunities for Research Data Management in the Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences: a practitioner’s viewpoint
Abstract: This case study highlights some of the particular issues facing Arts, Humanities, and Social Science researchers identified through a survey carried out at UCL. The case study also includes a number of recommendations to address the challenges and opportunities highlighted.
Topic Keywords: Subject Approaches, Roles and Responsibilities, Policy
RDM in the Performing Arts: Living Symphonies
Abstract: This case study focuses on a performing arts project with a number of challenging research data management requirements.
Topic Keywords: Subject Approaches, data sharing, Infrastructure
Training subject librarians in Research Data Management
Abstract: This case study deals with the research support roles within UCL Library Services, with a focus on subject librarians and Research Data Support Officers. It explains how subject librarians have been introduced to Research Data Management since 2015 through a series of workshops and how they are involved in the Library RDM Working group coordinated by the Research Data Support Officers.
Topic Keywords: Advocacy, Support services, Roles & Responsibilities, Skill requirements, Training, Subject Approaches
The Emerging Role of the Data Scientist and the experience of Data Science education at the University of Amsterdam
Abstract: This case study proposes a definition of data scientists’ roles in research and industry. It firstly describes key outputs of the H2020-funded EDISON project that developed a Data Science Framework, typical job profiles and a Programme template to train future data scientists. The second half of the case study is dedicated to the implementation of this Data Science Programme, and its RDM strand, at the University of Amsterdam. It shows how the EDISON Framework can provide a strong background for designing customisable Data Science programmes in several disciplines.
Topic Keywords: Advocacy, Roles & Responsibilities, Skill requirements, Training, Open Science, Data Science, Early Career Researchers, Subject approaches
Developing a Data Management Plan: a case study from Argentina
Abstract: This case study describes how two research institutions in Argentina have developed and implemented Data Management Plans. It shows the role of such Plans and of digital tools helping researchers to create and publish them. The author highlights the importance of taking into account discipline-specific practices and workflows as well as accompanying digital tools with relevant training and support for users.
Topic Keywords: Subject approaches, Data Management Plans, Support services, Tool development, Infrastructure
Support Services
Research Data Management Advocacy – what works well
Abstract: This case study outlines some of the advocacy approaches that have been successful at University College London. It discusses a range of possible activities that may be useful for other institutions.
Topic Keywords: Advocacy, Support Services, Data Management Plans, Roles and Responsibilities, RDM Roles, Training, Europe
UWI St Augustine Campus Libraries and RDM efforts at the UWI, St Augustine Campus
Abstract: This case study outlines the experiences of developing RDM services at the University of the West Indies. It highlights some of the main challenges of developing a new RDM service and the main lessons learned.
Topic Keywords: Advocacy, Support Services, Library Roles
Research Data Management at the University of Edinburgh: How is it done, what does it cost?
Abstract: This cedinase study describes the development of the Research Data Service at the University of Edinburgh since 2009. It shows the different stages followed, the budget and human resources required as well as the infrastructures and support services successfully introduced.
Topic Keywords: Costs, Policy, Support services, Infrastructure, Europe
Training subject librarians in Research Data Management
Abstract: This case study deals with the research support roles within UCL Library Services, with a focus on subject librarians and Research Data Support Officers. It explains how subject librarians have been introduced to Research Data Management since 2015 through a series of workshops and how they are involved in the Library RDM Working group coordinated by the Research Data Support Officers.
Topic Keywords: Advocacy, Support services, Roles & Responsibilities, Skill requirements, Training, Subject Approaches
Developing a Data Management Plan: a case study from Argentina
Abstract: This case study describes how two research institutions in Argentina have developed and implemented Data Management Plans. It shows the role of such Plans and of digital tools helping researchers to create and publish them. The author highlights the importance of taking into account discipline-specific practices and workflows as well as accompanying digital tools with relevant training and support for users.
Topic Keywords: Subject approaches, Data Management Plans, Support services, Tool development, Infrastructure
Tool Development
Developing a Data Management Plan: a case study from Argentina
Abstract: This case study describes how two research institutions in Argentina have developed and implemented Data Management Plans. It shows the role of such Plans and of digital tools helping researchers to create and publish them. The author highlights the importance of taking into account discipline-specific practices and workflows as well as accompanying digital tools with relevant training and support for users.
Topic Keywords: Subject approaches, Data Management Plans, Support services, Tool development, Infrastructure
Training
Research Data Management Advocacy – what works well
Abstract: This case study outlines some of the advocacy approaches that have been successful at University College London. It discusses a range of possible activities that may be useful for other institutions.
Topic Keywords: Advocacy, Support Services, Data Management Plans, Roles and Responsibilities, RDM Roles, Training, Europe
Training subject librarians in Research Data Management
Abstract: This case study deals with the research support roles within UCL Library Services, with a focus on subject librarians and Research Data Support Officers. It explains how subject librarians have been introduced to Research Data Management since 2015 through a series of workshops and how they are involved in the Library RDM Working group coordinated by the Research Data Support Officers.
Topic Keywords: Advocacy, Support services, Roles & Responsibilities, Skill requirements, Training, Subject Approaches
The Emerging Role of the Data Scientist and the experience of Data Science education at the University of Amsterdam
Abstract: This case study proposes a definition of data scientists’ roles in research and industry. It firstly describes key outputs of the H2020-funded EDISON project that developed a Data Science Framework, typical job profiles and a Programme template to train future data scientists. The second half of the case study is dedicated to the implementation of this Data Science Programme, and its RDM strand, at the University of Amsterdam. It shows how the EDISON Framework can provide a strong background for designing customisable Data Science programmes in several disciplines.
Topic Keywords: Advocacy, Roles & Responsibilities, Skill requirements, Training, Open Science, Data Science, Early Career Researchers, Subject approaches