This document discusses data management solutions that libraries can provide. It notes that data management has become a hot topic due to the growth of digital data and requirements for data sharing and reproducibility. Libraries are well-suited to help with data management tasks across the data lifecycle such as creating data management plans, describing and sharing data, and preserving and citing data. The document provides examples of specific tools and services libraries can offer.

1. Data
Management
Solutions
from
Libraries
From
Flickr
by
neilio
NSF
LFW
25
April
2013
Carly
Strasser,
PhD
California
Digital
Library
@carlystrasser

2. Why
is
data
management
a
hot
topic?
From
Flickr
by
Velo
Steve

3. Back in the day…
Da
Vinci
Curie
Newton
classicalschool.blogspot.com
Darwin

4. Digital
data
From
Flickr
by
Flickmor
From
Flickr
by
US
Army
Environmental
Command
From
Flickr
by
DW0825
C.
Strasser
Courtesey
of
WHOI
From
Flickr
by
deltaMike

5. From
Flickr
by
~Minnea~
Data
management
Documentation
Reproducibility

6. From
Flickr
by
~shorts
and
longs
Publications
&
Their
Citation

7. Data
are
being
recognized
as
first
class
products
of
research
From
Flickr
by
Richard
Moross

8. Data
management
plans
Data
sharing
mandates
Data
publications
Data
citation
From
Flickr
by
torkildr

9. Data
publications
Data
citation
Data
management
plans
Data
sharing
mandates

10. From
Flickr
by
thewma2
How
can
libraries
help?
Why would

11. “Ensuring
data
access
&
usability
should
be
the
library's
job.
They
were
established
for
public
good
and
storing
large
amounts
of
data.”
From
Flickr
by
neilio

12. “City
All-­‐Star
Softball
Team”,
1947.
From
Calisphere,
Contributed
by
Oxnard
Public
Library
Data
managers
Administrators
Funders
Librarians
Information
services
Researchers
Publishers

13. There
is
a
social
contract
of
science:
we
have
an
obligation
to
ensure
dissemination,
validation,
&
advancement.
To
not
do
so
is
science
malpractice.
Who's
responsible?
Researchers,
publishers,
libraries,
repositories…
–
Brian
Hole,
Ubiquity
Press
at
UCL
From
Flickr
by
mikerosebery

15. Big
Data
&
The
Long
Tail
Size
of
dataset
#
datasets
or
grant
($)

16. Plan
Collect
Describe
Analyze
Preserve
Share
Data
Life
Cycle

17. Step-­‐by-­‐step
wizard,
open
to
community
Create,
edit,
re-­‐use,
share,
&
save
data
management
plans
Plan
>
Collect
>
Describe
>
Analyze
>
Preserve
>
Share

18. Plan
>
Collect
>
Describe
>
Analyze
>
Preserve
>
Share
Open
source
tool
to
describe,
manage,
and
share
tabular
data

19. Repository
to
store,
manage,
preserve,
share
Open
deposit,
open
access
repository
for
spreadsheet
data
Data
Observation
Network
for
Earth
Plan
>
Collect
>
Describe
>
Analyze
>
Preserve
>
Share

20. Plan
>
Collect
>
Describe
>
Analyze
>
Preserve
>
Share
Preserve
and
store
websites

21. Create
and
manage
persistent
identifiers
ARKs,
DOIs,
etc.
Plan
>
Collect
>
Describe
>
Analyze
>
Preserve
>
Share

22. An
infrastructure
to
publish
and
get
credit
for
sharing
research
data
Plan
>
Collect
>
Describe
>
Analyze
>
Preserve
>
Share

23. From
Flickr
by
Skakerman
A
word
about
Metrics…

24. Articles
are
the
butterfly
pinned
on
the
wall.
Pretty
but
not
very
useful.
They
are
only
the
advertisements
for
scholarship.
–
A.
Levi,
U.
Maryland
College
of
Information
Studies
From
Flickr
by
LisaW123

25. How to
incentivize
good data
stewardship?
Data
Citation
Altmetrics
(Alternative
Metrics)
From
Flickr
by
chriscook04

26. My
website
Email
me
Tweet
me
My
slides
CDL
Blog
carlystrasser.net
carlystrasser@gmail.com
@carlystrasser
slideshare.net/carlystrasser
datapub.cdlib.org
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