Data management plans (or DMPs) document the intentions of a research team in regards to their data, answering questions like; where will your data be stored, who has access to it at various stages; and do you plan to share your data outside of a publication format? DMPs are increasingly encouraged or required as part of funding applications, including a growing number of Tri-Agency awards.
Learning Objectives: In this workshop participants will:
- examine DMP Assistant including the new template available for pre-funding stage
- review common elements of a data management plan, and under which circumstances DMPs are required or useful
- explore some example DMPs from various disciplines
Presenter(s): Janet Rothney, RDM Librarian
