A workshop on research data management
A scientist’s greatest treasure is his/her research data. In this interactive workshop, we will open this treasure chest and explore together the most important principles of good research data management. You will learn why and how the careful management and publication of your data can benefit you and your future research life. To do this, we will give you an overview of the key RDM concepts that are important in your field and look at what measures can help you realise the full potential of research data throughout your research project.
In doing so, we will keep in mind the specifics of research data from the field of agricultural systems and give you an indication of which tools and services are available to you in this area. We will give you an insight into FAIRagro’s work on a data infrastructure that can make agricultural research data findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable (FAIR).
Target group
This workshop is aimed specifically at researchers at all qualification levels at the Institute of Bio- and Geosciences (IBG) at Forschungszentrum Jülich. No prior knowledge of research data management is required to participate in the workshop.
What is needed:
We kindly ask you to bring laptops.
Language:
English
Keywords
Research data management, FAIR principles, metadata, metadata standards, data management plans, data repositories, licensing
Who: Lucia Vedder, Sophie Boße, Lars Grygosch, Ireneusz Kleppert
Agenda
- Research data management
What is it and why is it important? - The FAIR principles
What makes my data reusable? - The data management plan
More than just a document for the funder? - Data documentation
How do I make my data understandable and comprehensible? - Data organisation
Comprehensible organisation for me and others. - Data publication
Why, how and where I should publish my data. - Legal aspects
From data protection to copyright.
Training team
