Data Day 2017
Data Day is an annual event showcasing hot-topics in research data management, preservation, policy and dissemination. Data Day 2017 featured presentations and panels on national initiatives and local services for managing, linking and promoting research data. Our keynote speaker was Jeremy Geelen, from SSHRC, who discussed Tri-agency policies on data management.
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Recent Submissions
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Data Day 2017: Report
(Queen's University Library, 2017-05-11) -
Changes in the RDM Landscape: Funding Agency Policies
(Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council, 2017) -
Research Data Management (RDM) Survey at Queen’s University: Findings
(Queen's University Library, 2017) -
Archiving Health Data
(School of Nursing, 2017) -
Mapping Romanesque Eve: Art History and the Digital Humanities
(Department of Art History and Art Conservation, Queen's University, 2017) -
Pan-Arctic Polar Bears: Addressing Challenges for Management of Cultural, Social and Genomics Data
(Queen’s University Biological Station, 2017) -
Healthy Commuting: Archiving Longitudinal Journey-to-Work and Health Data from a Localized Population
(Department of Geography and Planning, Queen’s University, 2017) -
RDM: News from the Frontlines
(Queen's University Library, 2017) -
Human Participant Research and Secondary Use of Data
(University Research Services, Queen's University, 2017) -
Research Data at Risk of Cyber-Attack
(Information Technology Services, Queen's University, 2017) -
Advance Research Computing at Queen’s – A well Kept Secret
(Centre for Advanced Computing, Queen’s University, 2017)
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