Developing Data Management Services for Researchers at the University of Oregon

Brian Westra

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Developing Data Management Services for Researchers at the University of Oregon

Brian Westra

Research Data Management, p.375

Purdue University Press

01/15/2014

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Abstract

The University of Oregon Libraries, like a growing number of academic libraries, employs a combination of strategies to develop and provide research data management support services. Efforts have included new or reconfigured faculty positions with responsibilities for research data management support; consultations and guidance on data management plans; training for graduate students and faculty in data management; a local institutional repository for preserving and sharing data; and finally, small pilot studies exploring research infrastructure collaborations targeted at data management needs early in the data life cycle. The result of this attention to the data curation needs of the campus is

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Title: Subtitle: Developing Data Management Services for Researchers at the University of Oregon
Creators: Brian Westra
Contributors: Joyce M. Ray (Editor)
Resource Type: Book chapter
Publication Details: Research Data Management, p.375
Publisher: Purdue University Press
Language: English
Date published: 01/15/2014
Academic Unit: Humanities and Social Sciences/Scholarly Impact
Record Identifier: 9983991919802771

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