Presentations
There are 213 presentations listed.
Understanding How to Identify and Manage Personal Identifying Information (PII) to Further Data Interoperability
Zixin Nie
Presentation 2024-03-12 Research Data RDAP Summit 2024
Respect for research participant rights is as key aspect for consideration when creating and utilizing interoperable data. From that perspective, requirements for sharing research data often call for the data to be de-identified, i.e., the removal of all personal identifying information (PII) prior to data sharing, to ensure that the participant’s data privacy rights are not infringed upon. [...]
Interoperability Between Specialized Data Repositories
Mariah Kenney, Brendan Honick
Lightning Talk 2024-03-12 Research Data RDAP Summit 2024
Specialized data repositories offer significant benefits to the scientific community, such as descriptive metadata schemas, data validation, and a central hub for researchers to access data of interest. However, the use of these specialized data repositories poses a challenge for multimodal data, which may need to be deposited at various locations. Within the NIH BRAIN Initiative Consortium, [...]
Teaching Interoperability: How We Make Git and GitHub Approachable to All
Tobin Magle, Colby Witherup Wood
Lightning Talk 2024-03-12 Research Data RDAP Summit 2024
Research groups consist of faculty, students, and staff with a wide range of computational skillsets, from coding experts to novices. Version control systems add value to computational research projects by facilitating collaboration and open science, but using version control systems like git can be intimidating for novices due to a lack of familiarity with using the command line, the amount of [...]
Extending One-Shot RDM Instruction: Creating a Workbook of Data Management Exercises to Supplement Data Information Literacy Sessions
Kristin Briney
Lightning Talk 2024-03-12 Research Data RDAP Summit 2024
How do we help researchers translate data management fundamentals into customized practice within their research when the most common form of information literacy – the one-time, lecture-based workshop – is not enough to support this transition? While some data management educators have had success delivering full data management curricula, either through a for-credit course or online modules, [...]
Working with the Research Grants Enterprise: No Controlled Vocabulary for Jargon!
Nina Exner
Presentation 2024-03-12 Research Data RDAP Summit 2024
Library jargon and grants jargon both impede the social interoperability of RDM for grants. The structure of the research enterprise and goals of research support professionals are often opaque to RDM librarians. Building a close relationship with research administrators and other professionals in “the grants office” can vastly expand the effectiveness of RDM support. However, it can be difficult [...]
Developing Specialized Data Curation Trainings: A Community-Driven Approach
Sophia Nicole Lafferty-Hess
Lightning Talk 2024-03-12 Research Data RDAP Summit 2024
Duke University, in collaboration with other partner institutions and members of the Data Curation Network (DCN), received an Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) grant [re-252343-ols-22] to support the development of specialized curriculum for data curation training for academic library and archives staff. The project drew together data curators and information professionals to create [...]
Incorporating Web Archiving Into Software Curation Workflows
Talya Cooper, Vicky Rampin
Presentation 2024-03-12 Research Data RDAP Summit 2024
Although researchers routinely deposit data in repositories, much research software continues to live only on platforms like GitHub, GitLab, BitBucket, and SourceForge. Our research has shown that the number of GitHub URLS in preprints has risen exponentially in the past decade, while fewer than half of researchers place their research software in an archive that guarantees preservation. At the [...]
Approaches to Curation of Simulation Data
Matthew Mayernik, Doug Schuster, Gretchen Mullendore, et al.
Presentation 2024-03-12 Research Data RDAP Summit 2024
Many researchers face the challenge of determining “What data to preserve and share?”, and “Where to preserve and share that data?” This can be especially challenging for those who run simulations or computational models, which can produce complex, voluminous data outputs. Researchers often haven’t considered what simulation outputs may need to be preserved and shared for future use and reuse by [...]
Taking FAIR on the Road: Presenting Professional Development Workshops on RDM at STEM Conferences
Marla Hertz
Lightning Talk 2024-03-12 Research Data RDAP Summit 2024
Data standards are key to achieving interoperability, yet many researchers struggle to grasp their significance and practical application. Librarians, well-versed in data and metadata practices, are ideally suited to educate on this topic. However, effective transfer of knowledge across disciplines requires learning each other's language. This lightning talk will explore one effective approach: [...]
Collaborative Development of a Statistics Microlearning Course for Health Professionals
Lena Bohman, Regina Vitiello, Michael Kelly
Presentation 2024-03-12 Research Data RDAP Summit 2024
In this presentation, we will discuss the process we used to design an asynchronous online course on statistics at a large hospital system. This project was sparked by a survey showing residents needed more support in statistics. The three presenters, two librarians and an eLearning expert, collaborated to come up with a solution tailored to the busy schedules of healthcare professionals. The [...]
From Flying Solo to Being ONE of the Flock: Lessons Learned on How the Data Professional Community Can Support Each Others Data Work
Joanna Thielen
Lightning Talk 2023-03-30 Research Data RDAP Summit 2023
Data professionals fall on a spectrum. Some work full-time on a specific aspect of the data lifecycle, while others squeeze in data work as their assigned duties allow. Having worked on both ends of this spectrum, this lightning talk describes how my past experience working as a solo data librarian (with multiple liaison responsibilities) at an R3 institution influences my full-time data curator [...]
Building a Community Lead FAIR Data Curriculum for Agricultural Biology Data
Megan N O'Donnell, Leyla Cabugos
Poster 2023-03-30 Research Data RDAP Summit 2023
The Art, Science, and Magic of the Data Curation Network
Mikala Narlock, Hoa Luong
Poster 2023-03-30 Research Data RDAP Summit 2023
Expanding Awareness of the UConn Library's Research Data Services Through Targeted Outreach on the New NIH Data Management and Sharing Policy
Jennifer Chaput
Poster 2023-03-30 Research Data RDAP Summit 2023
Re-curation Processes: Connecting Repositories to the Global Research Community
Ted Habermann
Presentation 2023-03-30 Research Data RDAP Summit 2023
Curation is an important role that data repositories implement in a variety of ways. As a member of a repository team, what comes to mind when you hear the word “curation”? What does curation include and where does curation occur in the data life cycle? How is the impact of curation measured? These questions are answered in many ways across the broad spectrum of repositories. Many conceive of [...]