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... ... @@ -2,39 +2,80 @@ 2 2 {{toc/}} 3 3 {{/box}} 4 4 5 - ~=Art&ResearchServiceNavigator =5 += What are research data in the arts and research? = 6 6 7 -Artistic and research projects involve many different tasks, decisions and responsibilities – from developing an initial idea and securing funding to organising materials, collaborating with others, publishing results and preserving them for future use. 7 +Research data are not only generated in scientific projects. Artistic working processes also produce a wide variety of materials that should be documented, organised, preserved and, where appropriate, published. Examples of research and project data include: 8 +\\• Sketches, drafts and notebooks 9 +• Photographs, videos and audio recordings 10 +• Interview material and transcripts 11 +• Measurement data and experimental results 12 +• Documentation of rehearsals, workshops or performances 13 +• Digital models, software and programme code 14 +• Archival materials and collection data 15 +• Project reports, publications and exhibition materials 16 +\\The Service Navigator helps you to organise these materials effectively throughout the entire life cycle of an artistic or scientific project. 8 8 9 -Th e **Art & Research Service Navigator** helpsyou find relevant information, services and tools throughout the different stages of your project. It brings togetherguidanceon topics such as researchand project data, funding,copyright, data protection, storage,collaboration,publishingand long-term preservation.18 +This navigator comes in three phases: 10 10 11 - ~==Whereareyouin your project?==20 +== Enable - plan, fund & set-up your project == 12 12 13 -You can enter the navigator according to the current stage of your project: 22 +I develop a project idea and prepare my plan. 23 +What should I be focusing on now? 24 +\\• What data or materials will be generated during the project and how to organize them? 25 +• What legal and ethical issues do I need to take into account? 26 +• How do I handle personal data? 27 +• What copyright and usage rights are relevant? 28 +• How do I organise the storage of my data? 29 +• Do I need a data management plan? 30 +• What infrastructure and services are available to me? 14 14 15 -== [[Enable>>doc:Service Navigator.Art & ReserchServices.Enable.WebHome]] -plan, fund&set-up yourproject ==32 +==== This Section tacles and supports you with ==== 16 16 17 -develop your idea, plan your project, identify funding and prepare the necessary infrastructure. 34 +* Data management planning 35 +* Copyright and licences 36 +* Data protection and ethics 37 +* File organisation and storage solutions 38 +* Project organisation 39 +* Funding requirements 18 18 19 -== =[[Work & Manage>>doc:.Work&Manage.WebHome]] -see your project through to completion ===41 +== Guidance – see your project through to completion == 20 20 21 - organiseyourongoingproject,materials and data,document your processesand collaboratewithothers.43 +I am actively working on my project and producing materials and data. What should I be focusing on now? • How do I document my work and research process? • How do I back up my data reliably? • How do I organise files and versions? 22 22 23 -=== [[Publish & Share>>doc:Service Navigator.Art & Reserch Services.Publish & Share.WebHome]] - preserve your work and make it visible === 45 +• How do I describe my materials so that they remain findable later on? 46 +• How do I collaborate with other project participants? 47 +• How do I handle sensitive data? 24 24 25 - publish,preserveand share yourresultsand makeyourwork visibleand reusable.49 +==== This Section tacles and supports you with ==== 26 26 51 +* Data storage and backup 52 +* Documentation of work processes 53 +* Metadata and description of materials 54 +* Version control 55 +* Collaboration and data exchange 56 +* Data protection during the project 57 +* Quality assurance 27 27 59 +== Save – preserve the results of your work and make them visible == 28 28 29 - Youdo not need to follow thesestages in a strictorder.Many topics– suchas copyright,dataprotectionordatamanagement – mayberelevant at severalpointsduringa project.61 +I publish, archive or share the results of my project. What should I focus on now? 30 30 31 -~== What are materials and data in Art & Research? == 63 +• What materials do I want to publish or make available for further use? 64 +• What rights need to be clarified? • Which licence is suitable for my results? 65 +• Where can I publish data, documentation or artistic works to make it be seen? 66 +• How are results archived in the long term? 67 +• How can others find and cite my work? 32 32 33 - Beforeexploring theindividualprojectstages,it is useful tounderstandwhatwe mean by **materials anddata** in the contextofartistic and researchpractice.69 +==== This Section tacles and supports you with ==== 34 34 35 -Research data are not limited to measurements, spreadsheets or scientific datasets. Artistic and research processes can generate a wide variety of digital and analogue materials that document the development, methods and results of a project. 71 +* Publication of research and project data 72 +* Open Access and Open Science 73 +* Open Artistic Research 74 +* Licences and re-use 75 +* Repositories and archives 76 +* Long-term archiving 77 +* Visibility, referenceability and citation 36 36 37 -== == 79 +==== This Section tacles and supports you with ==== 38 38 39 - 40 40