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Research Data Management Services Katina Toufexis Research Data CoordinatoreResearch Support UnitUniversity [email protected] 5319

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Supporting Data @ UWA

www.library.uwa.edu.au/research/services

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Before you begin,

have you considered everything?

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Research outputs?

Data?Book?

Article?

Your Research Outputs

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Why should I care?

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Consistency & Efficiency

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Working solo…

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When should I think about Research Data Management?

Research Lifecycle – incorporating research data management

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Supporting Data @ UWA

www.library.uwa.edu.au/research/services

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Creating a Research Data Management Plan

The Data Management Plan is:

• an online form

• uses the Qualtrics survey platform

• Asks relevant questions pertaining to your research data

• Sends you an electronic plan directly to your email after completion

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The ARC and the NHMRC care about your research data.

Funders

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Funders

The ARC and the NHMRC care about your research data.

Australian Code for the Responsible Conduct of Research (NHMRC, ARC and Universities Australia 2007)

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Funders

The ARC and the NHMRC care about your research data.

Discovery Projects Instructions to Applicants from 2015 requires a data management statement

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Funders

The ARC and the NHMRC care about your research data.

ARC 2015 Funding Rules:Follow the Australian Code for the Responsible Conduct of Research (2007). STRONGLY ENCOURAGE data to be publicly accessible.

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Funders

The ARC and the NHMRC care about your research data.

2015 Data Sharing Statement:“NHMRC encourages data sharing and providing access to data and other research outputs (metadata, analysis code, study protocols, study materials and other collected data) arising from NHMRC supported research”

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Publishers

Many publishers are requiring that the data behind your published findings are PUBLICLY ACCESSIBLE in an institutional data repository.

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Publishers

Many publishers are requiring that the data behind your published findings are PUBLICLY ACCESSIBLE in an institutional data repository.

PLOS, BMJ, dcite and about 100 more

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Publishers

Many publishers are requiring that the data behind your published findings are PUBLICLY ACCESSIBLE in an institutional data repository.

Via data availability statements

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Publishers

Many publishers are requiring that the data behind your published findings are PUBLICLY ACCESSIBLE in an institutional data repository.

Tables, raw data, images etc.

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Publishers

Many publishers are requiring that the data behind your published findings are PUBLICLY ACCESSIBLE in an institutional data repository.

You must provide a link – preferably a DOI –

to the reviewers

Anyone should be able to access that dataset at any time, without

restriction

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Publishers

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Publishers

1. Data associated with the paper to be submitted to their own repositories, or

2. Data associated with the paper the be submitted to ‘appropriate repositories’

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DATA Journals

Data journals allow researchers to formally publish, and gain acknowledgement for, their research data outputs.

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DATA Journals

Data journals allow researchers to formally publish, and gain acknowledgement for, their research data outputs.

Wiley’s Geoscience Data Journal

Nature’s Scientific

Data

Ubiquity’sJournal of Open

Archaeology Data

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DATA Journals

Data journals allow researchers to formally publish, and gain acknowledgement for, their research data outputs.

citation metrics for research data outputs

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The Data Deluge – Should I share?

“Data is more like soup – it’s messy and you don’t know

what’s in it.” – Liz Lyon (UK DCC)

“I worry there won't be enough people around to do the

analysis.”–Chris Ponting (University of Oxford UK, Computational biologist)

“A single DNA sequencer can now generate in a day what it took 10 years to collect for the

Human Genome Project. Computers are central to archiving and analysing this information, but

their processing power isn’t increasing fast enough, and their costs are decreasing too

slowly, to keep up with the deluge.”- Elizabeth Pennisi (Science Author)

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Supporting Data @ UWA

www.library.uwa.edu.au/research/services

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Research Data Online (RDO)

• Publicly accessible• Discoverable• Harvested into RDA• DOIs OR Locally

generated handles

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Research Data Online (RDO)

RDO (UWA) RDA (ANDS)

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METADATA is a LOVE NOTE

to the FUTURE

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Article in Nature

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Restricted Access?

Public Access?

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In Australia…

no license is regarded as the same as 'all rights reserved'

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AUSGOAL Licences

Licensing your data

http://www.ausgoal.gov.au/creative-commons-v4.0

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Licence Chooser Tool

Licensing your data

http://www.ausgoal.gov.au/licence-chooser

Licence Chooser Tool

http://creativecommons.org/choose/

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The compendium of crop Proteins with Annotated Locations (cropPAL) version 1

Dr Cornelia Hooper

Appearing in UWA’sResearch Data Online (RDO)

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The compendium of crop Proteins with Annotated Locations (cropPAL) version 1

Dr Cornelia Hooper

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The compendium of crop Proteins with Annotated Locations (cropPAL) version 1

Dr Cornelia Hooper

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The compendium of crop Proteins with Annotated Locations (cropPAL) version 1

Dr Cornelia Hooper

Appears in Research Data Australia (RDA)

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The compendium of crop Proteins with Annotated Locations (cropPAL) version 1

Dr Cornelia Hooper

Appears in Research Data Australia (RDA)

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Your legacy

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Supporting Data @ UWA

www.library.uwa.edu.au/research/services

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IRDS – Data Storage at UWA

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Case Study

Dropbox?

HDR student queryCan I use Dropbox to transfer confidential data from international companies for my research at UWA?

• Confidentiality?• Is encryption ok?• Other cloud storage options?

Our responseTechnically, yes, but should you?

• Contracts/Agreements with data providers?

• Seek advice from Legal Services• No charge for < 2GB ; but

>2GB=$$• Allows access to collaborators.• Confidential data may not be

safe. The data is being stored overseas.

• Not managed, maintained or stored by UWA.

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Case Study

HDR student queryCan I use Dropbox to transfer confidential data from international companies for my research at UWA?

• Confidentiality?• Is encryption ok?• Other cloud storage options?

Our responseMake informed decisions

• UWA’s Information Governance Services (IGS) provide guidance on using public cloud storage.

– http://www.igs.uwa.edu.au/policies/guides/auth/cloud-storage

Dropbox?

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Case Study

HDR student queryCan I use Dropbox to transfer confidential data from international companies for my research at UWA?

• Confidentiality?• Is encryption ok?• Other cloud storage options?

Our responseMake informed decisions

• University Policy on: Institutional Data Centre• University Policy on: Records Management• Computer and Software Use Regulations• University Policy on: Records Management• UWA

Code of Conduct for the Responsible Practice of Research

• UWA Recordkeeping Plan• Western Australian University Sector Disposal Aut

hority• Australian Code for the Responsible Conduct of R

esearch• University’s Policy on Privacy of Electronic

Material

Dropbox?

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Case Study

HDR student queryCan I use Dropbox to transfer confidential data from international companies for my research at UWA?

• Confidentiality?• Is encryption ok?• Other cloud storage options?

Our responseIRDS would be an excellent choice

• Data is stored locally.• The IRDS maintained and

supported by UWA (Service Desk Support 24/7)

• Encouraged for long-term storage and can be used to comply with WAUSDA.

– “Research records must be retained for a minimum of 7 years after the date of publication or project completion, whichever is later.”

Dropbox?

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Case Study

IRDS vs Dropbox

HDR student queryCan I use Dropbox to transfer confidential data from international companies for my research at UWA?

• Confidentiality?• Is encryption ok?• Other cloud storage options?

Our responseIRDS would be an excellent choice

• Allows for external collaborator access

– Pheme authentication provided to external collaborators via http://www.hr.uwa.edu.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0006/2172606/Commencement_of_Non-university_Staff.pdf

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Case Study

IRDS vs Dropbox

HDR student queryCan I use Dropbox to transfer confidential data from international companies for my research at UWA?

• Confidentiality?• Is encryption ok?• Other cloud storage options?

Our responseIRDS would be an excellent choice

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Case Study

UniDrive vs Dropbox

HDR student queryCan I use Dropbox to transfer confidential data from international companies for my research at UWA?

• Confidentiality?• Is encryption ok?• Other cloud storage options?

Our responseBITS are about to launch the UniDrive Client for:

• Windows laptops• Off-campus desktops

1. Staff and students will access H; drive and IRDS shares

2. Staff will also access UNIWA S: drive

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Case Study

HDR student queryCan I use Dropbox to transfer confidential data from international companies for my research at UWA?

• Confidentiality?• Is encryption ok?• Other cloud storage options?

Our responseBITS are about to launch the UniDrive Client for:

• Windows laptops• Off-campus desktops

3. Similar functionality to DropBox without the risk

4. Persistent connection5. Offline Connections6. Will appear in Windows

Explorer

UniDrive vs Dropbox

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Case Study

PAWSEY vs Dropbox

HDR student queryCan I use Dropbox to transfer confidential data from international companies for my research at UWA?

• Confidentiality?• Is encryption ok?• Other cloud storage options?

Our responsePawsey Supercomputing could be an option

• Can cope with large (‘Big Data’) datasets and file transfer.

• Allows access to collaborators.• Not encouraged for long-term

storage (dependent on funding).• Not managed or maintained by

UWA.

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NeCTAR Research CloudSuitable for long-running small simulations (e.g. R, Python)

• Project Trial allocation is 2 cores for 3 months

• Instances can have up to 16 cores, 64GB memory (via National allocation).

• Can start with Linux image from scratch and install software on it, or access virtual laboratories and tools where available.

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Data storage• Online application process (data >5TB*) [*some exceptions]

• Designed for collaboration, not for ‘primary’ copy of data

• Access is governed by the Data Storage and Management Policy (DSMP)

• Access to Pawsey data stores is provided by the LiveARC storage management framework (also known as Mediaflux)

• Command line and web-interface access

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https://data.pawsey.org.au

Data storage

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Data storage

https://data.pawsey.org.au

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Further information

https://support.pawsey.org.au/documentationclick on ‘Data’

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AARNet+ CloudStor

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Your Toolkit

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Research Data Management Toolkit

UWA Site Search for the Toolkit

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Contacts

Questions?

Katina ToufexisResearch Data [email protected] 5319

Senior Librarian for your Facultyhttp://www.library.uwa.edu.au/contact/senior-librarians