Institutional Repositories Dealing with Data: What a difference a ‘D’ makes!

Registration: 

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Speaker(s): 
Charles (Chuck) Humphrey, Robin Rice, Angus Whyte, Michael Witt, Courtney Matthews
Slides: 
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For full workshop description see Word doc attachment below.

Presentation slides

Introductions
Angus Whyte, Digital Curation Centre

Keynote
Chuck Humphrey, University of Alberta: The Long Tail of Data Wagging the IR.

Talks
Robin Rice- On being a cog rather than inventing the wheel: Edinburgh DataShare as a key service in the University of Edinburgh’s RDM Initiative.

Angus Whyte How will repository and subject librarians roles interact to support data management? evidence from UK institutions

Michael Witt & Courtney Matthews, Purdue University -The Purdue University Research Repository (PURR): providing institutional data services with a virtual research environment, data publication and archiving.

Schedule info

Time slot: 
8 July 13:00 - 17:00
Room: 
Coles

Institutional Repositories Dealing with Data: What a difference a ‘D’ makes!

Submitted by rcrice on Mon, 2013-03-04 11:42
Author(s)
First Name: 
Alicia
Last Name: 
López Medina
Affiliation: 
Confederation of Open Access Repositories
First Name: 
Sarah
Last Name: 
Jones
Affiliation: 
Digital Curation Centre
First Name: 
Robin
Last Name: 
Rice
Affiliation: 
IASSIST
First Name: 
Kathleen
Last Name: 
Shearer
Affiliation: 
Confederation of Open Access Repositories
First Name: 
Angus
Last Name: 
Whyte
Affiliation: 
Digital Curation Centre
Keywords: 
institutional repositories; research data management; data curation; data repositories; roles and responsibilities; research support
Track: 
Workshops and tutorials
Workshop Proposal
Abstract: 

Workshop aims
The workshop aims to help IR managers and others in the repository community to identify strategies and practical steps to deal with research data within the increasingly complex environment of open access scholarly communication. The questions we address through presentations, breakout groups and panel discussion include:
1. What organisational, technology and resourcing capabilities do institutional repository managers need to deal with research data?
2. How can the IR function together with other actors in the institution to develop services to support research data management and long-term curation?
3. What guidelines and standards are needed to integrate IRs into the wider data repository ecology that includes research information systems, publishers and disciplinary data repositories?
Learning outcomes
• Learn about a variety of roles institutional repositories are playing in supporting research data management.
• Identify options for improving RDM and the re-use of research data via institutional repositories.
• Gain ideas of how you and your repository can have more impact in the research ecosystem.

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