Research Data Management: Sharing Your Data

Quick presentation on how research data management best practices for organizing and documenting your research data.

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1. RESEARCH DATA MANGEMENT: SHARING YOUR DATA FGCU Library WHAT ARE DATA MANAGEMENT BEST PRACTICES? HOW DO I ARCHIVE AND SHARE MY DATA?
2. Data Management Basics • Sharing Your Data ◦ How can you help others build off your work? Does your funder require sharing your data? Sharing data helps the reproducibility of research. • Data is not copyrightable ◦ Best practice is to apply a Creative Commons 0 license • Share your data by archiving in repositories • Publish your data in data journals
3. Get credit for all your research
4. What are the benefits to sharing my data? • Increased research impact • Increased citations • Meet grant requirements ◦ If your research is federally funding, you are required to share your data. • Maintain integrity and reproducibility • Preserve your data • Promote new discoveries
5. Get credit for your data Publish a data paper in a data journal Archive your data in a repository • Registration of Research Data Repositories - re3data.org
6. zenodo.org
7. figshare.com
8. datadryad.org
9. Open Science Framework - osf.io
10. github.com
11. There’s even a proven citation advantage. Piwowar HA, Vision TG. (2013) Data reuse and the open data citation advantage. PeerJ 1:e175 https://dx.doi.org/10/7717/peerj.175 Jumping for joy over data citations!* *Actually, no corresponding data to confirm that’s why she is jumping... CC-BY flickr user Liz Mc