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Visualizing research data records for their better management
Posted on 3 May 2012 | Articles, Peer-ReviewedBall, A., Darlington, M., Howard, T., McMahon, C. and Culley, S., 2012. Visualizing research data records for their better management. Journal of Digital Information, 13 (1). -
Introducing Simon McLeish, technical developer
Posted on 1 May 2012 | From Research360My name is Simon McLeish and I have just started working on developing the technical specification for the research data repository at the University of Bath to be developed for the Research360 project over the next year, as well as work to integrate SAKAI and SWORD2 for use with the repository. At the moment, my [...] -
Reviewed Tools and Services Catalogue
Posted on 1 May 2012 | From DCCThe digital curation community has been prolific in creating tools and services to address the myriad challenges facing data creators and curators, but it can be difficult to wade through the wealth of options to find the solution that best fits your n... -
University of Bath Roadmap for EPSRC : Compliance with Research Data Management Expectations
Posted on 1 May 2012 | ReportsLyon, L. and Pink, C., 2012. University of Bath Roadmap for EPSRC : Compliance with Research Data Management Expectations. University of Bath. -
SPRUCE Mashup Glasgow
Posted on 25 April 2012 | From DCCThe SPRUCE Project held a Mashup event in Glasgow from 16 to 18 April. The event was designed to bring together developers and digital preservation practitioners so that the former could find solutions to the some of the issues bein... -
Demonstrating RAIDmap
Posted on 20 April 2012 | From REDm-MEDOn 23 March 2012, Uday Thangarajah and I gave a demonstration of the RAIDmap tool at a JISC workshop entitled ‘Meeting (Disciplinary) Challenges in Research Data Management Planning’. The slides and script I prepared for this demonstration are now available. RAIDmap is a software tool we have been developing that provides a simple and intuitive way [...] -
UEL’s perspective: Data management from a standing start
Posted on 20 April 2012 | From DCCFirst in a series of blog posts featuring institutional experiences of developing policies, implementing strategies and capturing roadmaps. Read more -
Policies for open research
Posted on 18 April 2012 | From DCCI was tweeted some great questions about RDM and open access policies today and thought they warranted more than a 140 character response. Read more -
ANDS & the DCC
Posted on 16 April 2012 | From DCCAfter giving a presentation on DMP Online at the Future Perfect conference, Martin and I visited ANDS staff in the Canberra and Mebourne offices. We had some great discussions, sharing common ground and learning from each other's lessons. Rea... -
Is the Future Perfect?
Posted on 16 April 2012 | From DCCThe overriding message from the Future Perfect conference was that the future is not perfect! There are lots of digital preservation challenges that we're still grapling with, but on a more optimistic note, we *are* making headway. Read more