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Jisc Research Data Managment Consultation 13 May 2014 1

Research Data Management consultation workshop 13 May 2014, Brettenham House, Jisc

Rachel Bruce, Director of Technology Innovation

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The co-design process

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Selecting the themes

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Questions & discussion

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4 pre workshop questions

»1) In an ideal world what could be delivered via Jisc investment in 2 years time?

»2) In the context of research data management what is it that we should be aspiring to in 5 years time?

»3) What are the key principles that should underpin future Jisc work in this area?

»4) What should we be doing to push the boundaries of current practice in research data (management or use)?13/05/201

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Why Research Data Management?

• Research Excellence & Impact – data will be cited; used by others including peers, other disciplines, the public, industry, in learning – ability to meet global challenges; innovate & create new research areas.

• Research integrity - replication, verification of research, improvement of methods & results.

• Efficiency - save duplication of research effort, data creation & therefore costs; ease of access & re-use.

• Managing risks – ability to meet FOI requests; protect reputation.


What is underway in Jisc

»Digital Curation Centre – advice & guidance; DMP online; Cardio, institutional engagements, training

»Training materials available in Jorum

»Sherpa Juliet – funders policies

»Research data registry – discovery of data

»Journal research data policies

»Software for medical research data management and sharing - BRISSKit


What is underway in Jisc

»Preservation & storage – Arkivum framework agreement

»Cloud services – guidance, shared purchasing & due diligence

»Access & identity management

»Standards & protocols – Sword; Cerif; metadata for discovery; citation

»Data deposit & re-use – experiments & prototypes

»Foresight/clarification – incentives; funding; costs; value


Hybrid solutions

University of Nottingham


UK Research Council data policies

Government policy on open data

Governance of research integrity / academic conduct

Strategy to expand support for research

EU Horizon2020 policy on data management

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100

92

57

54

54

53

% Agreeing

Institutional drivers

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Where is there most progress?

Policy development

Data Management & Sharing Plans

RDM skills training & consultancy

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70

% indicating piloting or live

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Getting there?

Access & storage systems

Data cataloguing & publishing

Managing implementation as a whole

32 34 36 38 40 42


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Where is there least progress?

Business planning & sustainability

Digital preservation & continuity planning

Governance of data access & reuse

19 20 21 22 23 24 25


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Obstacles

Lack of appropriate staff re-sources and infrastructure

Availability of funding

Low priority for researchers

71

64

59

% citing

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2. Your Priorities – Delegate Poll


Poll on where HEIs are …

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Blue = exploring through to Red = implementing


Thank you…

»[email protected]

»Thanks to Angus Whyte & Joy Davidson, DCC & Martin Hamilton, Jisc for the charts.

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Documents

verification of research

duplication of research

new research areas

costs ease of access

years time

institutional engagements

learning ability

risks ability