Establishing a Culture of Data Stewardship: Implications of a Tri-Agency Policy on Data Management Planning CAURA: Data Management Planning OUTLINE • Importance of RSO involvement • Queen’s RSO experience • Processes and campus relationships needed • Institutional supports at Queen’s CAURA: Data Management Planning Importance of RSO Involvement • “Front line” contacts for researchers • Success = collaboration between RSO, Library and ITS • RSO helps promote “buy-in” • RSO prepared to provide guidance and facilitation CAURA: Data Management Planning Importance of RSO Involvement • What is happening in the UK and advice New universities most agile – cultural drag Main driver compliance (funders and legislation) & risk avoidance RSO not involved ≠ Success (or very slow progress) Start with externally funded research CAURA: Data Management Planning Queen’s RSO experience • Research Data Working Group and StatsCan Data Centre • Data Day – May 26, 2014 Library, ITS and RSO initiative What did Data Day look like – successful Pilot and regular “days” planned CAURA: Data Management Planning Partnerships: internal and external to your campus • External: funding agencies; CARL; ARC; CKRN; RDC; DLC; CUCCIO; RDA; CANARIE Many players; confusing but gets better • Internal: RSO and library and ITS Common factor to internal/external Researchers CAURA: Data Management Planning Current and Future Supports at Queen’s • Develop institutional policies (e.g., www.gla.ac.uk/services/datamanagement/rdm-at-gu ) and service expectations • Library support – manage service expectations Future Support & Questions • How do small universities manage? • What support will come from funding agencies? • DMP: What is it? Who evaluates?
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