Elements of a Data Management Plan Ruth Duerr National Snow and Ice Data Center Version 1.0 February 2013 Data Management Plans Copyright 2013 Ruth Duerr.

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Elements of a Data Management Plan Ruth Duerr National Snow and Ice Data Center Version 1.0 February 2013 Data Management Plans Copyright 2013 Ruth Duerr

Data Management Plans: Elements of a Data Management Plan; Version 1.0, February 2013 Overview It is as important to plan to manage your data as it is to plan the rest of your research activities. This module provides an overview of the data management-related topics you should think through when creating your data management plan. Once documented, these topics become the elements of your data management plan.

Elements of a Data Management Plan Identify: Materials to be created Organization and standards Data access, sharing, and re-use policies Backups, archives, and preservation strategy Roles and responsibilities Data Management Plans: Elements of a Data Management Plan; Version 1.0, February 2013

Resources For a detailed questionnaire with most of the issues you may need to address in an NSF data management plan see: MIT Libraries have a fairly comprehensive site about data management and publishing in general at management/index.html management/index.html The Digital Curation Center in the UK has a variety of information on data management plans at Data Management Plans: Elements of a Data Management Plan; Version 1.0, February 2013

Other Relevant Modules Data Management Plans: Why Create a Data Management Plan? For more information on why data management planning is important Data Management Plans - Elements of a Data Management Plan: Identifying Materials to be Created Organization and Standards For more information on developing specific elements of a Data Management Plan Local Data Management section For more information about what you should be doing to manage your data during your project Data Management Plans: Elements of a Data Management Plan; Version 1.0, February 2013

Recommended Citations Copyright 2013 Ruth Duerr Duerr, R “Data Management Plans: Elements of a Data Management Plan.” In Data Management for Scientists Short Course, edited by Ruth Duerr and Nancy J. Hoebelheinrich, Federation of Earth Science Information Partners: ESIP Commons. doi: /P31N7Z22 Data Management Plans: Elements of a Data Management Plan; Version 1.0, February 2013