CDL Tools for DataCite 2014

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Presentation on CDL's tools and services that support researchers and their data. For 2014 DataCite Meeting in Nancy, France

Technology

Building Communities &
Services for Data at CDL
Carly Strasser | @carlystrasser
DataCite
25 August 2014
Contributed to Calisphere by Marin County Free Library

10 campuses
receive 8% of all research
funding in the US
2-3% of all peer-reviewed articles
published in the world every year
233,000 students

Data curation
Data
management
Data sharing
Open
researchAccess to research
products
Archiving
scholarship

From Flickr by gsagostinho
Tools & Services
1

Data Life
Cycle
Plan
Collect
Describe
Analyze
Preserve
Share

Step-by-step wizard for generating DMP
Create | edit | re-use | share | save | export
Open to community
DMPTool: dmptool.org
Plan > Collect > Describe > Analyze > Preserve > Share

Create persistent identifiers
Manage identifiers & associated metadata
Resolve identifiers
Plan > Collect > Describe > Analyze > Preserve > Share

DOI: 10.1890/1540-9295-10.2.59
ARK: ark:/12025/654xz321/s3/f8
Resolver
Website
with
“object”
Plan > Collect > Describe > Analyze > Preserve > Share

Plan > Collect > Describe > Analyze > Preserve > Share
DOI: 10.1890/1540-9295-10.2.59
Resolver
Website
with
“object”

+
OA publications that get DataCite DOIs
via EZID benefit from CrossRef
metadata services & subscribers
Sidebar

Analysis tools
Full-text search
10,772 web sites
Preserve & store websites
Plan > Collect > Describe > Analyze > Preserve > Share

Institutional repository for preservation
& access to digital assets
About
•  Launched 2010
•  Content-agnostic
•  Discipline-agnostic
•  Deposit via API or UI
But…
•  Account setup not self-
service
•  UI not user-friendly for
novices
Plan > Collect > Describe > Analyze > Preserve > Share

Simplify data deposit and search for
UC researchers
under the hood
Free public access to research products
Plan > Collect > Describe > Analyze > Preserve > Share

DataCite metadata for
now; plans for more

Down the Road
Open source community
Integrate with standard protocols
Establish instances outside of UC

Data
Publication
FromCalisphere,contributedbyFullertonCollege
What should data
publication look
like at UC?
Plan > Collect > Describe > Analyze > Preserve > Share

John Kratz,
Postdoc
What should data
publication look
like at UC?

“Publish”
“Paper”
“Peer review”
“Sharing”
“Available”
“Article”
“Publication”

From Flickr by Sandia
Labs
C. Strasser
C. Strasser
World Bank Photo Collection From Flickr
What do researchers think
of data publication?

0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
90%
100%
NIH (biologists
only)
NSF OSTP
Know all the details
Read about it
Heard of it
Never heard of it
Survey of
researchers
N=274
Kratz & Strasser, submitted to PLOS ONE
“How familiar are you with these data policies?”

From Flickr by mhlradio
Outreach
& Education
2

Help Researchers…
From Flickr by Jonathan Nightingale
care & prioritize
document data
write good DMPs

Conferences
Workshops
Campus visits
Guest lectures
From Flickr by Matt
Data management best practices
Open science
Tools & tips

From Flickr by University of Houston
Support
Librarians in
Helping
Researchers
CDL
Librarians
Researchers

IDCC
•  Data management education
•  Tools and services
•  Open data and open science
•  The role of libraries
Presentations & workshops

Improving Data Stewardship with the DMPTool:
Helping Libraries Promote Data Management
•  Data management guidance
•  Promotional materials for DMPTool:
slides, posters, postcards
•  Improvements to DMPTool website

From Flickr by Boston Public Library
Participation &
partnerships3

Founding member of DataCite
Received DataCite Gold Award last 2 years
Starr & Cruse are active participants

NSF-funded DataNet Project
Office of Cyberinfrastructure
www.dataone.org
UC3 member involvement:
leadership team, working groups
B
CA

FromFlickrbycompujeramey!
Website
Email
Twitter
Slides
carlystrasser.net
carlystrasser@gmail.com
@carlystrasser
slideshare.net/carlystrasser

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CDL Tools for DataCite 2014

1. Building Communities & Services for Data at CDL Carly Strasser | @carlystrasser DataCite 25 August 2014 Contributed to Calisphere by Marin County Free Library

2. students books

3. 10 campuses receive 8% of all research funding in the US 2-3% of all peer-reviewed articles published in the world every year 233,000 students

4. Data curation Data management Data sharing Open researchAccess to research products Archiving scholarship

5. students books How?

6. From Flickr by gsagostinho Tools & Services 1

7. Data Life Cycle Plan Collect Describe Analyze Preserve Share

10. Create persistent identifiers Manage identifiers & associated metadata Resolve identifiers Plan > Collect > Describe > Analyze > Preserve > Share

11. DOI: 10.1890/1540-9295-10.2.59 ARK: ark:/12025/654xz321/s3/f8 Resolver Website with “object” Plan > Collect > Describe > Analyze > Preserve > Share

12. Plan > Collect > Describe > Analyze > Preserve > Share DOI: 10.1890/1540-9295-10.2.59 Resolver Website with “object”

13. + OA publications that get DataCite DOIs via EZID benefit from CrossRef metadata services & subscribers Sidebar

14. Analysis tools Full-text search 10,772 web sites Preserve & store websites Plan > Collect > Describe > Analyze > Preserve > Share

15. Institutional repository for preservation & access to digital assets About •  Launched 2010 •  Content-agnostic •  Discipline-agnostic •  Deposit via API or UI But… •  Account setup not self- service •  UI not user-friendly for novices Plan > Collect > Describe > Analyze > Preserve > Share

16. Simplify data deposit and search for UC researchers under the hood Free public access to research products Plan > Collect > Describe > Analyze > Preserve > Share

17.

18. Faceted search & browse

19. Citation License info

20. DataCite metadata for now; plans for more

21.

22. Down the Road Open source community Integrate with standard protocols Establish instances outside of UC

23. github.com/cdluc3/dash/wiki

24. Data Publication FromCalisphere,contributedbyFullertonCollege What should data publication look like at UC? Plan > Collect > Describe > Analyze > Preserve > Share

25. John Kratz, Postdoc What should data publication look like at UC?

26. doi: 10.12688/f1000research.4518

27. “Publish” “Paper” “Peer review” “Sharing” “Available” “Article” “Publication”

28. From Flickr by Sandia Labs C. Strasser C. Strasser World Bank Photo Collection From Flickr What do researchers think of data publication?

29. 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% NIH (biologists only) NSF OSTP Know all the details Read about it Heard of it Never heard of it Survey of researchers N=274 Kratz & Strasser, submitted to PLOS ONE “How familiar are you with these data policies?”

30. From Flickr by mhlradio Outreach & Education 2

31. Help Researchers… From Flickr by Jonathan Nightingale care & prioritize document data write good DMPs

32. Conferences Workshops Campus visits Guest lectures From Flickr by Matt Data management best practices Open science Tools & tips

33. From Flickr by University of Houston Support Librarians in Helping Researchers CDL Librarians Researchers

34. datapub.cdlib.org

35. IDCC •  Data management education •  Tools and services •  Open data and open science •  The role of libraries Presentations & workshops

36. Improving Data Stewardship with the DMPTool: Helping Libraries Promote Data Management •  Data management guidance •  Promotional materials for DMPTool: slides, posters, postcards •  Improvements to DMPTool website

37. From Flickr by Boston Public Library Participation & partnerships3

38. Founding member of DataCite Received DataCite Gold Award last 2 years Starr & Cruse are active participants

39. NSF-funded DataNet Project Office of Cyberinfrastructure www.dataone.org UC3 member involvement: leadership team, working groups B CA

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