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In anticipation of the then forthcoming Tri-Agency Research Data Management Policy, a consortium of professionals from Canadian university libraries surveyed researchers on their research data management (RDM) practices, attitudes, and... more
In anticipation of the then forthcoming Tri-Agency Research Data Management Policy, a consortium of professionals from Canadian university libraries surveyed researchers on their research data management (RDM) practices, attitudes, and interest in data management services. Data collected from three surveys targeting researchers in science and engineering, humanities and social sciences, and health sciences and medicine were compiled to create a national dataset. The present study is the first large-scale survey investigating researcher RDM practices in Canada, and one of the few recent multi-institutional and multidisciplinary surveys on this topic. This article presents the results of the survey to assess researcher readiness to meet RDM policy requirements, namely the preparation of data management plans (DMPs) and data deposit in a digital repository. The survey results also highlight common trends  across the country while revealing differences in practices and attitudes between...
A report from BCLA President Marjorie Mitchel
The data-flow diagram template is a way of representing a flow of data through your DH methodologies, it gathers information about the material and immaterial outputs and inputs of each entity and the process itself. Specific operations... more
The data-flow diagram template is a way of representing a flow of data through your DH methodologies, it gathers information about the material and immaterial outputs and inputs of each entity and the process itself. Specific operations based on the data can be represented by a flowchart. This template was used as part of the "Making research data public: workshopping data curation for digital humanities projects workshop".
Recording of the making research data public panel where DH scholars and digital asset management specialists presented case studies. The panelists were: • Constance Crompton (University of Ottawa), • Karis Shearer (University of British... more
Recording of the making research data public panel where DH scholars and digital asset management specialists presented case studies. The panelists were: • Constance Crompton (University of Ottawa), • Karis Shearer (University of British Columbia Okanagan Campus), • Matthew Lincoln (Carnegie Mellon University), • Mikhel Proulx (Concordia University and Indigenous Digital Art Archive)
Dubbed recording of the making research data public panel where DH scholars and digital asset management specialists presented case studies. The panelists were: • Constance Crompton (University of Ottawa), • Karis Shearer (University of... more
Dubbed recording of the making research data public panel where DH scholars and digital asset management specialists presented case studies. The panelists were: • Constance Crompton (University of Ottawa), • Karis Shearer (University of British Columbia Okanagan Campus), • Matthew Lincoln (Carnegie Mellon University), • Mikhel Proulx (Concordia University and Indigenous Digital Art Archive)
This workshop covered all areas of data management including IP permissions and informed consent, data collection, metadata standards, file sharing, preservation (data deposit), and data sharing through the open data spectrum of access.... more
This workshop covered all areas of data management including IP permissions and informed consent, data collection, metadata standards, file sharing, preservation (data deposit), and data sharing through the open data spectrum of access. Participants worked on their own data curation challenges in break-out sessions and with reference to case study examples presented by a panel of DH scholars and digital asset management specialists. The workshop draws significantly upon cases and RDM processes developed and in continued development, across the SpokenWeb research network.
In order to become better prepared to support Research Data Management (RDM) practices in sciences and engineering, UBC Library, together with the VPRI ARC, conducted a research study of all ranks of faculty members, as well as... more
In order to become better prepared to support Research Data Management (RDM) practices in sciences and engineering, UBC Library, together with the VPRI ARC, conducted a research study of all ranks of faculty members, as well as postdoctoral fellows at the Faculty of Applied Science and the Faculty of Science.
In order to become better prepared to support Research Data Management (RDM) practices in sciences and engineering, UBC Library, together with the VPRI ARC, conducted a research study of all ranks of faculty members, as well as... more
In order to become better prepared to support Research Data Management (RDM) practices in sciences and engineering, UBC Library, together with the VPRI ARC, conducted a research study of all ranks of faculty members, as well as postdoctoral fellows at the Faculty of Applied Science and the Faculty of Science. This survey was conducted in Summer 2015.
Executive Summary Background In June 2016, the Tri-Council Agencies released a statement regarding Digital Data Management for grant applications . In preparation to support researchers facing new requirements, UBC librarians on both the... more
Executive Summary Background In June 2016, the Tri-Council Agencies released a statement regarding Digital Data Management for grant applications . In preparation to support researchers facing new requirements, UBC librarians on both the Vancouver and Okanagan campuses initially surveyed faculty in the Sciences in Fall 2015, to determine both the actual practices of Research Data Management (RDM) employed by these researchers, and areas where the researchers would like help. Acknowledging disciplinary differences, a second survey was administered to all faculty and graduate students in Humanities and Social Sciences in October 2016. The results of these surveys will assist the University in making evidence-based decisions about what expertise will be needed to support and assist faculty in improving their data management practises to meet new requirements from funding bodies. Findings Researchers are collecting and working with a wide variety of data ranging from numerical and text ...
This paper was presented at the International Association of University Libraries (IATUL) 2016 "Library Leadership in a Sea of Change" Conference, Halifax, Nova Scotia, June 5-9, 2016.
Poster presented at the International Association for Social Science Information Services & Technology (IASSIST) 2016, "Embracing the 'Data Revolution': Opportunities and Challenges for Research" Conference in Bergen,... more
Poster presented at the International Association for Social Science Information Services & Technology (IASSIST) 2016, "Embracing the 'Data Revolution': Opportunities and Challenges for Research" Conference in Bergen, Norway, May 31 - June 3, 2016.
... At this time I would like to thank the members of the Board of Directors: Anne Olsen, David Karppinen, Adrienne Wass, Nancy Black, Chris Middlemass, Debbie Schachter, Sarah Donald, Fiona Anderson, Sandra Wong, Amy Ashmore, Rebecca... more
... At this time I would like to thank the members of the Board of Directors: Anne Olsen, David Karppinen, Adrienne Wass, Nancy Black, Chris Middlemass, Debbie Schachter, Sarah Donald, Fiona Anderson, Sandra Wong, Amy Ashmore, Rebecca Dowson, Diane Nellis, Magda ...