The document discusses research data in creative fields and Jisc's Research Data Shared Service (RDSS) to help manage such data. RDSS aims to enable open science through efficient capture, preservation and reuse of research data. It will provide core functions like deposit, description, storage, publication and preservation of data, as well as reporting and advisory services. RDSS addresses key issues in research data management to help reduce costs and risks for researchers and institutions.
1. The data behind creative masterpieces
Jisc, UCA, RCM
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2. Today’s session
»What is research data? (curious objects)
»Carlos about managing data in the arts
»Terry and Emma on managing data in music and
performance science
»A glance at Jisc work on research data
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3. What is the research data behind creative
masterpieces?
Activity
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4. What we do
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Jisc is the UK higher, further education
and skills sectors’ not-for-profit organisation for
digital services and solutions
Operate shared
digital
infrastructure and
services
Provide trusted
advice and practical
assistance for
universities, colleges
and learning
providers
We…
Negotiate sector-wide deals with IT
vendors and commercial publishers
5. Research data
»A bit about replicability
»A lot about process and inspiration
»Complex and varied
»But still indispensable and valuable
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6. Sticks and carrots
RCUK Common Principles on Data Policy
Publicly funded research data are a public good, produced in
the public interest, which should be made openly available
with as few restrictions as possible in a timely and
responsible manner
Royal Society: Science as an Open Enterprise 2012
…to allow free and open access, and in ways
that are intelligible, assessable and usable for other
specialists in the same or linked fields wherever they are in the
world
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7. Sticks and carrots
Concordat on Open Research Data 2016
10 principles, #6 Good data management is
fundamental to all stages of the research process and
should be established at the outset…
Roadmap and directions of travel 2018
Open Research DataTaskforce produced a landscape
report, will release case studies, and a set of
recommendations for directions of travel
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8. Research data at Jisc
First rounds of RDM programmes
–KULTUR
–KAPTUR
Co-design and Research at Risk
–Research data spring
–UK research data discovery service
–Journal research data policies
–IRUS for data
–Business case and costing
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Research data
discovery
Research
data
usage
metrics
Equipment
data
Repository and
preservation platform
Research
data
shared
service
9. The research data shared service
RDSS for short
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10. Why a Shared Service?
There is no single “solution” easily
available and that meets
requirements for Universities to
enable better management of
research data
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research data network: http://researchdata.network
web: https://www.jisc.ac.uk/rd/projects/research-data-shared-service
github https://github.com/JiscRDSS
11. OurVision for RDSS
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* Open science includes all disciplines and works on the basis as open as possible and as closed as necessary.
The data behind creative masterpieces
Jisc’s Research Data Shared Service enables Research Managers to:
:
Jisc’s Research Data Shared Service enables
open science* through efficient and effective
capture, preservation and reuse of research data
Ensure data is curated,
accessible and reusable
Comply with research
funder mandates
Deliver cost-effective
& efficient service
HeadlineFunctional
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12. Key issues drive RDSS functionality
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Capture & reuse Preserve ReportAdvise
Following input from our Steering Group, the Research Data Network, funders, and dialogue
with global users and vendors, Jisc RDSS will provide the following
core researcher functional needs:
Filling a gap
75% of respondents
look first to their
institution to
preserve their data
Uptake of RDM
Only 40% of
respondents have a
Research Data
Management plan
Advocacy
Only 16% of
respondents are
currently accessing
university RDM
support services
Metadata
Only 18% of
respondents say
they follow
established
metadata guidelines
Public datasets
>70% recognise that
research is a public
good and should be
publicly released
Sensitive data
41% of respondents
have some form of
sensitive data
13. The solution at a glance
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Jisc Research Data Shared Service
Capture & reuse Preserve Report
Cost-effective improvement in research data access and reuse
• Deposit
• Describe
• Store
• Publish
• Assure Integrity
• Normalise
• Transform
• Curate
• Flag at-risk data
• Data planning
• Costs
• Service performance
• Audit trails
• Compliance reports and
benchmarking
Stakeholder
Dashboards
Secure managed storage
Shared standards-based technology framework
3rd party
tools
Integration
with local
systems
OpenStandardInterfaces
(APIs)
Advise
• Research data management toolkit and network
Research data
• Secure outputs
• Accelerate
research
• Grow reusable
data value
• Managed
storage included
16. This is what RDSS can do for you
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Risk to research funding
Loss of research data
Leakage of sensitive data
Researcher reputation
Institution reputation
Cost and risk of delivery
Costs&risks
How RDSS addresses your costs and risks
Managed, Research Council compliant service underwritten by
contracted funder SLA
Research data preserved in secure, shared storage
Sensitive data protected by security policy and process
Researcher reputation enhanced through accessibility and
increased citation rate
Access to data under research findings and reliable research data
management
Significantly lower cost, risk and time to value from RDSS versus
DIY solution
More effective Research Data Management must happen to comply with Funder Mandates, ensure data is not lost, and to realise a whole range of positive benefits
A shared service (provided by Jisc) seems to offer a number of benefits:
Cost savings and efficiencies
Common approaches and practice – do this together
Research system standardisation and interoperability ( do it once rather than many times! , & also address it across essential systems so we can key once and share)
Address market gaps