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a jisc-funded managing research data project navigation home about project plan final report research data management policy approved published by joss winn on june 13, 2013 at 9:58 am 0 comments i am very pleased to announce that our research data management policy , which was one of the main objectives of the project, has been approved by the university’s research committee. the process of drafting the policy began in april 2012 as a collaborative effort between team members from the centre for educational research and development, the library and the research and enterprise office. comments were then solicited from the director of ict, the director of research and enterprise and the university librarian. the draft was then presented to the research committee, which requested that the policy be discussed with the senior management team due to its resourcing implications. this meeting took place in october 2012 and as a result, smt requested that the college research directors were consulted on the policy and agreed that a business case for research data management (to effectively ‘underwrite’ the policy) should be put together. the business case was presented to smt and accepted in january 2013. following discussion with the research directors and further re-drafting, the policy was approved today. this completes the formal objectives of the project and places us in a position where we have a business case, policy and a new ‘research information services’ team that is being formed to meet the expectations and aspirations of our researcher community and our funders. this entry was posted in policy and tagged jiscmrd , policy , rdm , research committee , research data management . come and work with us on research data at lincoln #jiscmrd published by paul stainthorp on june 12, 2013 at 10:02 am 0 comments i’m immensely excited that the following grade 7 developer job at the university of lincoln (initially for a fixed term of two years) is now open for applications. please contact me if you’d like to discuss the role. if you don’t know lincoln, it’s an interesting, historic small city and the university’s waterside brayford pool campus is a very nice place to work. you can download the job description document, and apply online, at: http://jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/vacancy.aspx?ref=lr4068 research information services developer brayford library team location: brayford salary: from £30,424 per annum this post is fixed term for two years closing date: sunday 30 june 2013 reference: lr4068 we are seeking to appoint an innovative and enthusiastic software developer, with demonstrable experience and understanding of research in an he environment. based in the library , and reporting to the head of electronic library services , this exciting new role will lead on coordinating and developing the university’s services and resources for the researcher community, including support for open access publishing and research data management . you can expect to contribute towards significant institutional change in the way research information and research data is managed, analysed and disseminated at the university of lincoln . working closely with other colleagues within the library, ict and the research office , you will be responsible for leading the technical design and development of research information services at lincoln, including research data management , bibliometrics and research intelligence, research dashboarding, and the university’s institutional repository . you must have an excellent understanding of the technologies and programming languages used in developing data-driven web services to support research. you will also have successfully managed projects, have good communication skills, and enjoy working as a member of a team in a busy environment. you must able to take initiative, be well organised and have a proven ability to prioritise and meet tight deadlines. a familiarity with the current uk research environment is also essential. potential applicants are encouraged to contact paul stainthorp < [email protected] >for an informal discussion on 01522 886 193 or [email protected] . this entry was posted in announcements , development and tagged developer , jiscmrd , jobs , mrd , mrd , rdm . open data and the academy: an evaluation of ckan for research data management published by joss winn on june 7, 2013 at 3:50 pm 0 comments in august 2012, the project made the decision to adopt ckan as part of a technical infrastructure for rdm. in february, due to interest from other universities, we held a workshop in london that looked more closely at ‘ckan4rdm’. at the end of may, i presented a paper on the use of ckan for rdm at two conferences: openaire/liber (ghent, belgium) and iassist (cologne, germany). the paper has been available for comment on google docs for over two weeks and viewed by over 200 people. i specifically asked the ckan-dev, ckan-discuss and ckan4rdm mailing lists, as well as conference attendees to provide feedback on the paper. the conference sessions were very well attended (i guess 400 people must have heard me present the paper across both occasions) and from conversations afterwards, the paper seems to have generated a decent amount of interest as well as raise the awareness of ckan among data librarians and data archivists. the paper can now be downloaded in its final form from the lincoln repository and my conference presentation slides are below. i hope that my recommendations lead to the further use and development of ckan for the management of research data. do join the ckan4rdm mailing list if you’d like to discuss this further. open data and the academy: an evaluation of ckan for research data management from joss winn this entry was posted in dissemination . throw down the sword published by paul stainthorp on may 7, 2013 at 3:34 pm 0 comments with the project at its end, and plans for a university research information / research data service afoot, i’m reviewing the excellent work carried out by our (now-departed) developers harry newton and nick jackson – work which linked up ckan , the ‘bridge’ application, and the lincoln repository (eprints) using sword – described in earlier blog posts here and here . “one important piece of work that we’re undertaking at the moment in is the facility to deposit the existence of a dataset, from ckan and the university’s new awards management system (ams), into our (eprints) repository via sword – at the same time requesting a doi for the dataset via the datacite api . the software at the centre of this operation is what we refer to as bridge .” this deposit workflow is now broadly working as it should – i think only a few tweaks would be necessary now to turn this into a working tool for the university of lincoln. most urgent is the need for the university to sign up with the datacite doi service , which would secure a doi for each dataset record deposited from ckan and hence formally published by the university. this subscription should form part of the new research information service. the underlying code could be used for other sword-enabled deposit from sources of metadata (e.g. the library’s discovery system, find it at lincoln ), to the lincoln repository as the university’s bibliographic ‘system of record’. warning: this is an extremely screenshot-heavy blog post! click on any one of the screenshots below to view a larger image. here’s a step-by-step walkthrough of the entire process of adding a dataset to ckan , and depositing it as a record in the lincoln repository . go to the researcher dashboard at: https://.lincoln.ac.uk/ and click on “sign in”. enter your staff accountid and password to sign in to the researcher dashboard. once you have been signed in and returned to the researcher dashboard, click on your name (in the top right-hand corner) and then click on “my projects”. you will see an overview of your research projects – both funded 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