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h1. WP1.2 Online Training Material
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We consider three stages of a research project, and the appropriate research data management considerations for each of those stages. The stages are:
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* before the research;
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* during the research;
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* at the end of the research.
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h2. At The End Of The Research
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Either the complete end of a research project or on completion of an identifiable unit of research (e.g. on publication of a paper based on your research).
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* [[Archiving research data]]
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* [[Publishing research data]]
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* Reviewing the data management plan (possibly for the project final report)
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Publication of the results of your research will require:
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* Summarising the results
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* Publishing the paper
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Note that the EPSRC data management principles require sources of data to be referenced.
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h2. Primary Investigator (PI)
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The data management concerns of a PI will largely revolve around planning and appraisal of data management for research projects - both to make sure that they conform with institutional and funder requirements and to ensure that the data managment needs of the research project are met.
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Areas of interest may involve:
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* [[legislation|legalities]] (Freedom of Information, Copyright and Data Protection)
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* data management plan
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** covering the research council requirements
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** during the project
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** data archiving
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** data publication
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* After the project is completed, an appraisal of how the data was managed should be carried out as part of the project's "lessons learned"
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Data management training should provide an overview of all the above, and keep PIs informed of any changes in the above that affect data management requirements.
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The DCC DMP Online tool provides a series of questions which allow the user to build a data management plan which will match research council requirements.
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h2. Overarching concerns
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Human participation - ethics, data protection
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Audio data - copyright
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Storage - where ? how ? SLA ?
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Short-term resilient storage for work-in-progress
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Long-term archival storage for research data outputs
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Curation of archived data - refreshing media and formats
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Drivers - FoI, RCUK