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Data Management
Solutions from Libraries
From
Flickr by ne
ilio
NSF LFW 25 April 2013
Carly Strasser, PhD California Digital Library @carlystrasser
Why is data management a hot topic?
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Back in the day…
Da Vinci
Curie
Newton
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Darwin
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Data management Documentation Reproducibility
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Publications & Their Citation
Data are being recognized as first class products of research
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Data management plans
Data sharing mandates
Data publications
Data citation
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Data publications Data citation
Data management plans Data sharing mandates
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How can libraries help?
Why would
“Ensuring data access & usability should be the library's job. They were established for public good and storing large amounts of data.”
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“City All-‐Star Softball Team”, 1947. From Calisphere, Contributed by Oxnard Public Library
Data managers
Administrators
Funders
Librarians
Information services
Researchers
Publishers
There is a social contract of science: we have an obligation to ensure dissemination, validation, & advancement.
To not do so is science malpractice.
Who's responsible? Researchers, publishers, libraries, repositories…
– Brian Hole, Ubiquity Press at UCL
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Big Data & The Long Tail
Size of dataset
# datasets
or grant ($)
Plan
Collect
Describe
Analyze
Preserve
Share Data Life Cycle
Step-‐by-‐step wizard, open to community Create, edit, re-‐use, share, & save
data management plans
Plan > Collect > Describe > Analyze > Preserve > Share
Plan > Collect > Describe > Analyze > Preserve > Share
Open source tool to describe, manage, and
share tabular data
Repository to store, manage, preserve, share
Open deposit, open access repository for spreadsheet
data
Data Observation Network for Earth
Plan > Collect > Describe > Analyze > Preserve > Share
Plan > Collect > Describe > Analyze > Preserve > Share
Preserve and store websites
Create and manage persistent identifiers ARKs, DOIs, etc.
Plan > Collect > Describe > Analyze > Preserve > Share
An infrastructure to publish and get credit for sharing research
data
Plan > Collect > Describe > Analyze > Preserve > Share
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A word about Metrics…
Articles are the butterfly pinned on the wall. Pretty but not very useful. They are only the advertisements for scholarship. – A. Levi, U. Maryland College of Information Studies
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How to incentivize good data stewardship?
Data Citation
Altmetrics (Alternative Metrics)
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