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Martin Halbert University of North Texas DLF Forum, Baltimore, MA Tuesday, November 1, 2011. National Status of Data Management The DataRes and CLIR/Sloan Research Projects on Data Management Policies and Practices. New Policies, Surveys , Guides, and Plans appeared circa 2010 . - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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National Status of Data ManagementThe DataRes and CLIR/Sloan Research Projects on Data Management Policies and Practices
Martin HalbertUniversity of North TexasDLF Forum, Baltimore, MATuesday, November 1, 2011
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New Policies, Surveys, Guides, and Plans appeared circa 2010 National Science Foundation. Dissemination and Sharing of
Research Results: NSF Data Sharing Policy. National Science Foundation. 2010. http://www.nsf.gov/bfa/dias/policy/dmp.jsp
National Institutes of Health. NIH Data Sharing Policy. http://grants.nih.gov/grants/policy/data_sharing/
Soehner, Catherine; Catherine Steeves; and Jennifer Ward. E-Science and Data Support Services: A Study of ARL Member Institutions. Association of Research Libraries: Washington, DC. 2010. http://www.arl.org/bm~doc/escience_report2010.pdf
Hswe, Patricia; and Ann Holt. Guide for Research Libraries: The NSF Data Sharing Policy. Association of Research Libraries. 2010. http://www.arl.org/rtl/eresearch/escien/nsf/index.shtml
Ellis, Art, et. al. Report of the Cyberinfrastructure Planning and Operations Committee (CIPOC). University of California at San Diego. 2010.
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2010 UNT Survey: Support for Research Data Management among U.S. Academic Institutions
Sent to 200 academic libraries, specifically the U.S. academic institutions receiving the most NSF funding in the last three years to explore a perceived gap in surveys of the data management problem space
65 out of 66 responses (98%) of respondents believe that librarians are not the only institutional stakeholders involved in managing research data, and that researchers must also be involved
57 out of 62 responses (90%) indicated that library science programs and academic libraries should work together to provide certification opportunities in research data management for researchers and students across disciplines as well as library professionals and librarians in-training
49 out of 59 of responses (78%) indicated that training programs in research data management could be implemented at academic libraries without library science program involvement
33 out of 66 responses (50%) indicated that the library anticipated investing in new library positions and/or infrastructure within the next 5 years to support research data management
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The DataRes Project:Research on Emerging Data Management Needs The University of North Texas and CLIR/DLF
received an IMLS award of $227K this year to undertake a research project to investigate how the LIS profession can best respond to emerging needs of research data management in universities
This project will address broad new issues concerning the emerging roles, expectations, and practices arising from requirements announced by NIH, NSF, IMLS and other funding agencies for data management plans as part of proposals
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Research Questions1. Data Management Plan Policies and Practices: What
trends are observable in the data management plans and associated institutional policies now being implemented at research institutions in response to federal requirements?
2. Stakeholder Expectations: What are the expectations of key stakeholders in the research community concerning the long-term management of research data generated in universities and the role of information professionals in such efforts?
3. Preparation Needed: What skills, infrastructure, training, and other preparation are needed for professionals charged with data management responsibilities, based on both expectations of stakeholders and observed trends from data management policies now being implemented?
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Research Stakeholder Populations to Be Studied Researchers Provosts/Chief Academic Officials Vice-Presidents for Research/Campus Research
Officers LIS Faculty Librarians Campus IT Managers Funding Agency Officials Research Publishers Research Equipment Vendors Other Research Organization Leaders
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Activities and Products
Primary Survey (Spring 2012) Focus Groups (Spring 2012 at UNT OA
Symposium) Interviews Data Management Policies Database Secondary Survey Published Papers and Presentations Symposium (Fall 2012 before DLF
2012) White Paper (to be published as CLIR
Report)11/1/11
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Impacts of this Research Project Creating a broad descriptive baseline study that
documents emerging institutional research data management policies, and that empowers transformation of LIS curriculum and training
Building a greater understanding of the skills needed for research data management functions through surveys of key stakeholder groups in the research cycle
Providing urgently needed research findings that will enable information science programs and academic libraries to work together to provide certification and training opportunities in research data management in order to better recruit and educate the next generation of information professionals
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UNT’s 3rd Annual Symposium for Open Access will take place on May 21, 2012
During this event, representatives from the research and library communities will explore the implications of emerging trends in research data access, preservation, and management
Dr. Myron Gutmann, head of the Social, Behavioral, and Economic Sciences Directorate of the National Science Foundation will deliver a keynote address
Second day working group sessions will engage with the emerging DataRes questions of data management
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(Burning) Questions and Answers…Then Sloan project presentation…
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For project inquiries, or to participate in the Symposium for Open Access, please contact:
[email protected] or call (940) 369-5331
Visit our website at http://research.library.unt.edu/datares/