Presentation slides for a Workshop about research data management for students and researchers of agricultural sciences and biology. Workshop held at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, 12 May 2016.
Making Data Machine-Readable WebinarThis webinar provides a basic overview of machine-readable data. We cover what machine-readable data is, why we prefer machine-readable data over other digital formats where possible, the characteristics of machine-readable data and how to convert tabular data to a machine-readable format.
Data Dictionaries WebinarThis webinar provides a basic overview of data dictionaries and the role they play in making data more easily understandable. We talk about what a data dictionary is, why we recommend data be accompanied by a data dictionary, the different types of data dictionaries and how to create a data dictionary.
#shareEGU20: Handling your data efficiently from planning to reuse–tips & tools to save time & nerves- webinarThis online Short Course will introduce you to useful tools and best practices that will make your work with research data much easier, more efficient, and enjoyable. It introduces you to Data Management Plans, reproducible data manipulation in R, Version control with git and github, working with clusters and large climate data, and publishing data. This Short Course is relevant to all geoscience fields and the tools presented can be widely applied through all kinds of data sets.
Forschungsdatenmanagement für Agrarwissenschaftler und BiologenPresentation slides for a Workshop about research data management for students and researchers of agricultural sciences and biology. Workshop held at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, 12 May 2016.
FAIRmat, Guide to Writing a Research Data Management PlanIn this guide, we will provide you with comprehensive information and practical tips specific to the fields of condensed-matter physics and materials science on creating a data management plan (DMP) that meets the DFG requirements and aligns your research with the FAIR data principles, the DFG code of conduct, and the EU open science policy. We will take you through the essential components of a DMP, provide tips on data management best practices, and offer guidance on appropriate tools and technologies. By the end of this guide, you will have the knowledge and tools necessary to create a thorough and effective DMP that not only meets the requirements of the DFG but also supports the long-term success of your research project. This guide follows the sections in the DFG checklist, and the questions to be addressed as required by the DFG are listed after each section. Although this guide is based on the requirements of the DFG, the information is not exclusive to any specific funding agency and can be used as a general guide for other research areas. Before preparing a DMP for your project, make sure to check the specific requirements for your funding agency, discipline, and research institution.