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Veronika Kocher 1.3 5 = What are research data in the arts and research? =
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Veronika Kocher 1.3 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.
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Veronika Kocher 1.6 18 This navigator comes in three phases:
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Veronika Kocher 1.5 20 == Enable - plan, fund & set-up your project ==
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Veronika Kocher 1.10 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?
Veronika Kocher 1.6 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?
Veronika Kocher 1.7 29 • Do I need a data management plan?
30 • What infrastructure and services are available to me?
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Veronika Kocher 1.8 32 ==== This Section tacles and supports you with ====
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Veronika Kocher 1.8 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
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Veronika Kocher 1.9 41 == Guidance – see your project through to completion ==
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Veronika Kocher 1.14 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?
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Veronika Kocher 1.14 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?
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Veronika Kocher 1.11 49 ==== This Section tacles and supports you with ====
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Veronika Kocher 1.11 51 • Data storage and backup
52 • Documentation of work processes
53 • Metadata and description of materials
54 • Version control
55 • Collaboration and data exchange
Veronika Kocher 1.12 56 • Data protection during the project
57 • Quality assurance
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Veronika Kocher 1.14 59 == Save – preserve the results of your work and make them visible ==
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Veronika Kocher 1.14 61 I publish, archive or share the results of my project. What should I focus on now? • What materials do I want to publish or make available for further use? • What rights need to be clarified? • Which licence is suitable for my results? • Where can I publish data, documentation or artistic works? • How are results archived in the long term? • How can others find and cite my work? Topics • Publication of research and project data • Open Access and Open Science • Open Artistic Research • Licences and re-use • Repositories and archives • Long-term archiving • Visibility, referenceability and citation
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Veronika Kocher 1.14 63 ==== This Section tacles and supports you with ====