1. Open Data 23 October 2014

2. A growing trend among scholars, government agencies and international organisations to share data outputs, codebooks and software.

3. Data in the Social Sciences & Humanities – Numerical data for scholarly research: economics, sociology, political economy, economic history &c. – Qualitative: case studies, text coding/analysis, interviews, images.

4. Data 'cycle'

5. Research Data Management – Science funders increasingly require DMPs – Data security: especially micro data – Keep record of dataset changes, variables, software versions and pre-agreed terms of disclosure

7. Metadata for data output – Title, names of creator(s) – Description - 'data abstract' – Source(s) – Creation date – Spatial / temporal coverage – Format – Location of data & DOI – Access status and embargo – Licence – Funding Statement – Related publications

8. Open data check Surveys Open data Licensed Resources Research dataset When, and how, to make available as open data

9. Open data check Data protection: For data sets where persons, households or firms are identified - it is normally not possible to publish data openly. In such instances, it may be possible (pending terms) to generate an anonymised version of the data for sharing. Database copyright: Where a research dataset is derived/elaborated from pre-existing, commercially- licensed database(s), it is normally not possible to re- publish significant extractions due to copyright protection and contractual terms of use. Contact the Library for advice

10. Licensing / IP / Copyright Assistance and 'brokering' Research team ↔ Library ↔ Data © owner

12. Open dataData protection Copyright

13. ← Macro Micro →

14. "Micro data access restrictions are increasing" – U.C. Berkely Data Librarian at U.S. Federal Reserve data conference, September 2014

16. Archiving & Access

18. Locating repositories

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