Postgraduate Research Student Library Skills: Data Management Plans for PGRs
When:
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Venue:
Online
A Data Management Plan (DMP) describes the data that a project will create or collection, how this data will be processes and stored, how it will be kept securely and backed up, and how it will be archived at the end of the project.
DMPs are usually no more than a few pages long, and vary in format by funders. They play a crucial role in anticipating and mitigating data-related challenges that may arise during the project. By planning a backup strategy in advance, they help prevent data loss.
The College expects all funded research to have a DMP, and all applications to the College Ethics Committee are required to have one prior to approval.
Aims and objectives
This session will cover the essential components of a DMP and introduce you to DMPonline, a valuable tool that simplifies the DMP creation process.
You'll learn:
Why Data Management Plans are important in research today
What goes into a DMP
How to use DMPonline
Contact name: Aidan Smith
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