Local Data Management: Advertising your data Nancy Hoebelheinrich Knowledge Motifs LLC Version 1.0 [Reviewed August 2012]

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Local Data Management: Advertising your data Nancy Hoebelheinrich Knowledge Motifs LLC Version 1.0 [Reviewed August 2012]

Module Template: Subtitle; Version 1.0, Reviewed 9/15/11 Local Data Management: Advertising Your Data, Version 1.0, Reviewed August 2012 Overview: Why & How advertise your data? Why advertise? “Advertising” your data goes beyond word of mouth notice Can be required by funding agencies & institutions Can jumpstart your career How advertise? By publishing descriptive information about your data Using an increasing number of methods With the help of the data center / archive where you are storing your data

Module Template: Subtitle; Version 1.0, Reviewed 9/15/11 Local Data Management: Advertising Your Data, Version 1.0, Reviewed August 2012 Beyond word of mouth: P ublic information about your data Can help a potential user find your data and learn enough to decide whether they can re-use it for their own work Can help you establish your credibility & reputation: Are often the means by which agencies & institutions evaluate grant proposals Make your work more discoverable and well-known, thus leading to future opportunities for collaboration Factors for hiring & tenure by academic institutions often include: Surveys of journals & publications in which your papers / data are published The reputation of journals & publications in which your data are included or mentioned in citations The number of times your data are used by others

Module Template: Subtitle; Version 1.0, Reviewed 9/15/11 Local Data Management: Advertising Your Data, Version 1.0, Reviewed August 2012 Required by agencies & institutions? Many government agencies require the “dissemination” of your data publicly by: Describing how your data will be “shared” Publishing information about data in journals and publications, publicly available data catalogs on government portals or registries, and agency websites Reporting the publication of metadata to funding agencies Image credit:

Module Template: Subtitle; Version 1.0, Reviewed 9/15/11 Local Data Management: Advertising Your Data, Version 1.0, Reviewed August 2012 Formal Publication: Journals & Publications, of course, but also Public directories, data portals & metadata registries Formal ways to advertise your data Image credit:

Module Template: Subtitle; Version 1.0, Reviewed 9/15/11 Local Data Management: Advertising Your Data, Version 1.0, Reviewed August 2012 What are some relevant data portals / metadata registries for science data? Global Spatial Data Infrastructure (international coverage) NOAA National Geophysical Data Center (metadata registry) Global Change Master Directory (metadata registry) ECHO (The EOS Clearinghouse) (metadata registryhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EOSDIS for NASA’s Earth Observing System Data) Data.gov (U.S. Federal data)

Informal Publication: Domain specific blogs Project Websites Notification services: Twitter – announce at conferences! LinkedIn, Facebook – you decide when to announce! Mendeley, Zotero – via reference managers & academic social networks – list your own data sets! Datacasting tools & services – broadcast to the Web via RSS feeds Informal ways to advertise your data

Module Template: Subtitle; Version 1.0, Reviewed 9/15/11 Local Data Management: Advertising Your Data, Version 1.0, Reviewed August 2012 Resources Data.gov ECHO (The EOS Clearinghouse): Global Change Master Directory: Global Spatial Data Infrastructure: Mendeley: NASA JPL Datacasting service: NOAA National Geophysical Data Center: NSIDC’s Libre tool: Zotero : **************************************** Image Credit for Social Media Tag cloud: US:official&biw=1280&bih=918&tbm=isch&prmd=imvnsz&tbnid=zksN_g66OPb0- M:&imgrefurl= site/industries/Tag-Cloud-Advertising.png&w=843&h=421&ei=m- CzT8utAqquiQKEmvjuAQ&zoom=1&iact=hc&vpx=805&vpy=383&dur=4581&hovh=159&hovw=318&tx=143&ty=53&sig= &page=7&tbnh=119&tb nw=238&ndsp=25&ved=1t:429,r:18,s:160,i:212http:// US:official&biw=1280&bih=918&tbm=isch&prmd=imvnsz&tbnid=zksN_g66OPb0- M:&imgrefurl= site/industries/Tag-Cloud-Advertising.png&w=843&h=421&ei=m- CzT8utAqquiQKEmvjuAQ&zoom=1&iact=hc&vpx=805&vpy=383&dur=4581&hovh=159&hovw=318&tx=143&ty=53&sig= &page=7&tbnh=119&tb nw=238&ndsp=25&ved=1t:429,r:18,s:160,i:212

Module Template: Subtitle; Version 1.0, Reviewed 9/15/11 Local Data Management: Advertising Your Data, Version 1.0, Reviewed August 2012 Other Relevant Modules Metadata for discovery – more information on creating descriptive metadata for your data Developing a citation for your data – tips on what information is necessary to create a citation for your data Metadata for access & use – what information is necessary to both allow use of and protect your data Advertising Your Data: Using portals & registries – more about how to publish metadata to specific data portals & registries Advertising Your Data: Agency / institution requirements for publishing metadata – more specifics from key U.S. federal agencies