The document summarizes several projects from Phase 3 of the Research Data Spring initiative. It describes DataVault, a platform for long-term archival of research data. It also discusses DMA Online, a dashboard that aggregates research data management information from multiple sources. Additionally, it outlines Clipper, a tool for creating and sharing clips from audiovisual materials. Finally, it presents a project that aims to incentivize data deposit by enabling researchers to publish "data papers" describing their datasets.

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Research data spring

2. What is Research Data Spring
»Initiative to support and develop tools and software for
managing research data February 2015
July- November March - JuneMarch-August 2016

3. Projects
»IdeaScale - 70 ideas
»Phase 1 – 16 projects
»Phase 2 – 11 projects
»Phase 3 – 7 projects
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4. Phase 3 projects
» DataVault
– University of Edinburgh
– University of Manchester
» DMA Online
– Lancaster University
» Clipper
– City of Glasgow College
– The Open University
» Giving researchers credit for their
data
– Oxford University
» Filling in the digital preservation
gap
– University ofYork
– University of Hull
» Extending the OPD
– DCC
– University of Southampton
» Artivity – semantic desktop capture
– University of the Arts London
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5. DataVault
RobinTaylor – University of Edinburgh

6. What is a Data Vault?
@JiscDataVault

7. Research Data Management Services
Data Management Support
Data
Management
Planning
Active Data
Infrastructure
Data
Stewardship
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8. Data Stewardship
• DataVault
• Long term archival storage
• First envisaged a few years ago…
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9. What is the DataVault - Analogies
https://www.flickr.com/photos/brookward/8457736952
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10. Where does it sit?
Active Storage
Lab Equipment
Other Media
Archival Storage
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11. What is the DataVault?
• It’s a platform (a bit of web-based software), not a storage system
• You still need an archival storage system
• It is provided via a RESTful API
• But also comes with a default web user interface application
• It’s doesn’t undertake any active preservation activities
• It does collect metadata and package the data for long-term storage
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12. DataVault use cases
• Store golden-copy data so that it can’t be changed
• Storing finalised data that can’t be openly shared (or ‘everything else’)
• Retaining old data in case it can be re-analysed later on
• Retention to meet funder requirements
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13. Information Architecture
Archival Storage
Icons: https://thenounproject.com/edward/, https://thenounproject.com/pixelbazaar/, https://thenounproject.com/useiconic.com/, https://thenounproject.com/bickov/
Users Vaults Deposits Bag
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14. Technical Architecture
Active Storage Archival Storage
datavault-webapp
datavault-broker
RabbitMQ
datavault-worker(s)
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15. Demonstration time…
• Try it yourself…
http://demo.datavaultplatform.org/
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22. DMA Online
Masud Khokhar – Lancaster University

23. »DMAOnline: A dashboard to view RDM information from a
variety of data sources
»Top 3 use cases for DMAOnline
1. Timely reporting of RDM compliance data for appropriate interventions
2. Reducing routine task workload
3. Future business case development
»Lots of interest from community!
› Early adopters include Universities of York, Birmingham
and St. Andrews.
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24. Demo
»http://lib-
dmao.lancs.ac.uk:8090/dmaonline/dashboard/#/
»http://www.dmao.info/

25. Progress
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26. Mock dashboard
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27. DMAOnline - Lancaster University
Phase III and the future
» Phase III developments
› ArchivematicaAPIs
› DMPOnlineAPIs
› Shibboleth login
› IRUS-UKAPIs
» A national service (or even international)
» DMAOnline as a potential candidate for the reporting lot
for Jisc RDM shared service
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28. Clipper
JohnCasey – GlasgowCity College
Trevor Collins –The Open University

29. Clipper in a nutshell
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»Clipper 1. 2. 3.
1. Clip: Create a virtual clip (i.e.
source file, start and stop
point)
2. Organise: Annotate and store
clips and cliplists
3. Share: Cool URIs for sharing
playable clips and cliplists

30. Clipper roadmap: activities and outputs
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» Proof of concept
» Dissemination and
engagement
» Feedback
» Identify needs
» Prototypes and code
» Community engagement
» User requirements
» Legal implications
» Technical standards
» Research focus
Phase 2:
Co-Design
Prototypes
Phase 1:
Market Research
Ideas
Phase 3:
Co-Development
Pilotprojects
» Pilot projects
› EUSCREEN
› Royal Conservatoire of
Scotland
› Roslin Institute (UoE)
› BUFVC
» Community adoption
» Transforming workflows

31. Demo
› http://reachwill.co.uk/clipper2.1/clipper-editor/
› http://blog.clippertube.com
› https://github.com/reachwill/clipper-2-prototype
› #clippertube @clipper_rdm
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32. Community feedback
» Phase 1
› “it’s genius, it’s just what we need”
– Gill Hamilton: Digital Access Manager, National Library of Scotland
» Phase 2
› “with these sort of annotations on the clip, then I would be using nothing
else for the rest of my life”
– Peter Hohenstein: Group Leader, Developmental Biology, Roslin Institute
› “getting that 360 degree picture of a research output would be really useful
if it was easy and not the pain that it is today”
– Marc Silberschatz: Theatre Researcher, Royal Conservatoire of Scotland
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33. Giving researchers credit for their data
Neil Jefferies – Bodleian Libraries,Oxford University

34. “Carrot” for data deposit
“Submit data paper” button on repository
Researcher gets
–Another publication/citation opportunity
–(Data preserved)
Publisher gets
–More data paper submissions
–Better quality (metadata already curated by
the repo)
–Link referrals from data repositories
Repositories get
–More data deposits
–Better metadata
Funders get
–More re-use
–More impact

36. Searching the institutional repository

38. Log into the app & create the data paper
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40. Confirm paper has been submitted
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42. ThankYou!
Questions?
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