Data Curation: A New Frontier in Faculty-Librarian Collaboration

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    1. Data Curation: A New Frontier in Faculty-Librarian Collaboration Presenter: John Potter, Librarian ITT Technical Institute/Grand Rapids, MI
    2. What is Data Curation?
      • Protocols and tools to…
      • Provide descriptive analysis of digital collections & objects
      • In order to augment their discovery, management, use, reuse, and preservation
      • Usually through standardized metadata, developing middleware
    3. Why data curation?
      • Faculty researchers are
        • Not sure how or whether to share data
        • Lack time to organize data sets
        • Need help describing data for discovery
        • Would like new way to manage data
        • Need help archiving data
          • D Scott Brandt, Purdue University
    4. Benefits of data curation
      • Facilitates data mining (to make data more accessible)
      • Shared data can be used, reused and validated by others
      • Helps secure grant funding (through assurance in preservation)
      • Saves researchers time, allows for greater focus on research
    5. What do Librarians actually do?
      • Follow uniform metadata practices => promotes interoperability
      • recreate & reorganize data from old software => into new file formats
      • Build ontologies, hierarchical structures, & interactive thesauri
      • Help acquire or license datasets for researchers, users
    6. Other possible services:
      • Create and organize documentation related to data (IR)
      • Offer digital preservation services
    7. Where is this happening:
      • University of Illinois MS/LIS has a Data Curation Concentration (2007)
      • Purdue’s Distributed Data Curation Center (D2C2)
        • For ‘small science’ with unorganized, disparate, heterogeneous, & distributed data
        • Currently working with biologists and engineers
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    10. Implications:
      • New orientation for libraries, library profession can speak of added value
      • Faculty more apt to support library appropriations (see themselves as stakeholders)
      • View librarianship more on par with faculty status, less clerical
    11. Future:
      • Collaboration to clarify roles and responsibilities of data management players
      • Create data publication standards– as in workflow, linking schemes, etc
      • And data curation prototypes (data integration, analysis, visualization)
      • Expect competition from Google through http://research.google.com
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