Gunderman, Slayton, and Wang, "Planning for the Long-Term"
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This presentation was provided by Hannah C. Gunderman, Emma Slayton, and Huajin Wang of Carnegie Mellon University, during the NISO event "Researcher Behaviors and the Impact of Technology," held on March 25, 2020.
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- 1. NISO Virtual Conference Researcher Behaviors and The Impact of Technology Wednesday, March 25, 2020 Moderator: Jill O’Neill, Director of Content, NISO • Hannah C. Gunderman, Lead, Research Data Services, Carnegie Mellon University Libraries • Emma Slayton, Data Curation, Visualization, and GIS Specialist, Carnegie Mellon University Libraries • Huajin Wang, Liaison Librarian, Carnegie Mellon University Libraries
- 2. 2 NISO Virtual Conference Researcher Behaviors and the Impact of Technology NISO Webinar • March 25, 2020 Question What are some of the tools and applications that your faculty are using?
- 3. 3 NISO Virtual Conference Researcher Behaviors and the Impact of Technology NISO Webinar • March 25, 2020 Question What challenges have arisen for you as professionals in the library?
- 4. 4 NISO Virtual Conference Researcher Behaviors and the Impact of Technology NISO Webinar • March 25, 2020 Question What was the planning process for developing those workshops? What was the response you received from faculty and students? Will those be continuing?
- 5. Documentation and Metadata: Draw a Pokemon! Step 1: Go here: https://tinyurl.com/vervced and choose a Pokemon Step 2: Without naming the Pokemon, write out a list of steps for how another person might draw this Pokemon. Use appropriate metadata (colors, body size/type, and other features) to describe the Pokemon. Step 3: Share these steps with your assigned group/partner. Step 4: Try to draw the Pokemon based on the other group’s description! We’ll share what we came up with at the end of the activity. 5
- 6. • Document all steps • Comment with textual statements • Save both raw and intermediate data • Document all dependencies • Use relative paths o../data/result.csv o /Users/Huajin/RNAseq/data/result.csv • Use version control to track changes Reproducible plotting Lecture Notes on GitHub : https://github.com/huajinw/reproducibility_plotting Run JupyterLab https://jupyter.org/try Principles of Computational Reproducibility Hand-on session in Jupyter Notebook + + =
- 8. 8 NISO Virtual Conference Researcher Behaviors and the Impact of Technology NISO Webinar • March 25, 2020 Question What collaborative opportunities might there be? Are there areas where the support and engagement of a vendor or provider might be well-received?
- 9. 9 NISO Virtual Conference Researcher Behaviors and the Impact of Technology NISO Webinar • March 25, 2020 Question What barriers are there to success for working professionals in these areas?