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The sweet smell of sustainability – JISC MRD projects make the business case
Posted on 11 April 2013 | From DCCThe MRD Workshop at Aston University 25-6 March heard about the business case advanced by four projects; at Universities of Bristol, Nottingham and Oxford and, with a slightly different take on things, from the Archaeology Data Service.read more -
IGT: The key to NHS data?
Posted on 1 April 2013 | From DCCOn Friday March 8th I attended a packed session of the NHS-HE forum convened to examine the NHS Information Governance Toolkit (IGT) and discuss its application to higher education (HE) institutions.read more -
To the 17th century, and beyond!
Posted on 28 March 2013 | From DCCThe final session of the closing workshop for the JISC Managing Research Data ought to be a time for reflection on the whole programme, and of course it was. Programme Manager Simon Hodson introduced a six-strong panel to answer two questions, first &l... -
DMPonline – current status
Posted on 22 March 2013 | From DCCIn a news post back in January, I described our future plans for DMPonline in outline. This followed an extensive series of evaluations and tests of the tool and the underlying methodology as well as a re-examination of what the tool was meant to do an... -
Making the business case
Posted on 22 March 2013 | From DCCdata.bris is the University of Bristol’s new Research Data Service. It emerges from a successful business case developed by the Jisc-funded data.bris pilot which, for the past 17 months, has been part of the MRD Programme.read more -
Defining institutional data storage requirements
Posted on 18 March 2013 | From DCCInstitutions developing infrastructure in support of research data management are engaging with a whole range of issues, both cultural and technical. One that stands out as a clear priority is that of research data storage, both for “live” ... -
IDCC13 and the Research Data Alliance
Posted on 17 March 2013 | From DCCI'm currently on my way to Gothenburg for the first plenary meeting of the Research Data Alliance, or RDA as I'll refer to it from here on. It seems an appropriate point to fulfil a promise I made a month ago in my overview of IDCC13. I promise... -
Research data matters in the visual arts
Posted on 12 March 2013 | From DCCLast week (6 March 2013) saw the end-of-project conference (Research data matters in the visual arts) for the Jisc-funded KAPTUR project. The KAPTUR project, led by the Visual Arts Data Service (VADS), has been investigating the current state of resear... -
CKAN for research data management
Posted on 22 February 2013 | From DCCCKAN, developed by the Open Knowledge Foundation (OKF), is an open source data management system that makes data accessible, providing tools to publish, share find and use data. It has been used to provide a number of government data portals, including... -
IDCC13: on reflection
Posted on 5 February 2013 | From DCCIDCC13 and its associated workshops took place in Amsterdam a few weeks ago - the first time we've run the International Digital Curation Conference in continental Europe. The increased attendance and enthusiastic involvement of many new colleagues...