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DATUM for Health¶
Comprises 3 sessions:- Introduction to research data management
- Data curation lifecycle
- Problems and practical strategies and solutions
- [[DATUM_for_Health#Session 1: Introduction To Data Management|Session 1: Introduction To Data Management]]
- [[DATUM_for_Health#Session 2: Data Curation Lifecycle|Session 2: Data Curation Lifecycle]]
- [[DATUM_for_Health#Session 3: Problems and practical strategies and solutions|Session 3: Problems and practical strategies and solutions]]
- Data For Life - Digital Preservation for Health Sciences
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Session 1: Introduction To Data Management¶
- What is research data ?
- Where is your research data ?
- Why manage research data
- a requirement
- to work effectively & efficiently
- to protect it
- for use and/or re-use
- to share it
- for preservation
- because it is good research practice
- How to manage research data
- The research data lifecycle
- Plan / Create / Analyse / Preserve / Share /Use (and repeat...)
- Creating a DMP
Session 2: Data Curation Lifecycle¶
- What is data curation ?
- Why curate ?
- Requirements
- Rewards
- DCC Data Curation Lifecycle Model
- Conceptualise - planning
- Create - collection & analysis
- Appraise - selection
- Ingest - transferring to a custodian
- Preserve - keeping data over time
- Store - keeping data safe
- Access - finding data
- Transform - generating new data
Session 3: Problems and practical strategies and solutions¶
- What problems are there ?
- Conflicting considerations
- Resource issues
- anything else ?
- Conflicts
- Confidentiality and sharing
- personal and sensitive data - anonymisation, consent
- Confidentiality and sharing
- Data security and storage
- File and folder names
- Locations
- Email is not secure
- Physical security - destroy USB sticks, shred documents
- Metadata