Essentials of open data sharing.
Join the open data movement! Are you thinking about sharing your data? Have you been told by a journal or funder that you need to publish your data online? In this session, we will go over the benefits (and potential risks) of data sharing, and highlight some of the different data repository options available to you as a researcher.
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Resources referenced during the presentation:
Tri-Agency Data Policies
- Tri-Agency Research Data Management Policy
- CIHR Policy on certain Publication-related Research Data
- SSHRC Research Data Archiving Policy
Preparing a Dataset for Deposit
- Portage Network De-Identification Guidance Document
- McMaster Dataverse Deposit Guidelines
- DataverseNO Prepare your data: Preferred file formats
- DCN Data Curation Primers on different file formats
- McMaster RDM webpage on file naming and organization
- Cornell ReadMe template
- DCC list of disciplinary metadata standards
- Dataverse North Metadata Best Practices Guide 2.0
- DCC How to License Research Data
- Creative Commons Licenses
- Open Data Commons Licenses
- Dataverse Community Norms
- Open Data Commons Community Norms
Data Repositories
- Portage Network Portage Repository Options Guide
- DataCite Repository Finder tool
- Nature Scientific Data Recommended Data Repositories
- re3data Registry of Research Data Repositories
- McMaster Dataverse
- Federated Research Data Repository (FRDR)