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Vision  for  an  academic  research  library  as  partner  in  campus-­‐wide  data  management  as  it  contributes  

to  a  preeminent  ins8tu8on  

Plato  L.  Smith  II,  CLIR/DLF  Postdoc  Fellow  at  UNM  University  of  Florida  Libraries  

August  25,  2015  

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As  We  May  Think    “A  record  [data/database]  if  it  is  to  be  useful  to  science,  must  be  con8nuously  extended,  it  must  be  stored,  and  above  all  it  must  be  consulted.”    –  Vannevar  Bush,  1945      “The  process  by  which  data  is  captured  and  maintained  con8nues  to  evolve  and  mature  as  scien8fic  needs  change.”    –  DAF  Interview  P1  Par8cipant  (2013)    

 q How  can  an  Academic  Research  Library  (ARL)  make  people,  

research,  and  data  management  services  be^er?  8/25/2015   Plato  L.  Smith  II   2  

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Table  of  Contents  1.  An  Academic  Research  Library  Perspec8ve  2.  A  Data  Assessment  Framework  Use  Case    3.  Academic  Research  Library  as  Broker  4.  An  Organiza8onal  Approach  –  UF  5.  Address  Other  RDM  Challenges    6.  Build  Collabora8on,  Engagement,  &  Support  

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An  Academic  Research  Library  Perspec@ve  

1.  CCSDS  OAIS  Reference  Model  (2002)  –  ISO14721:2003  

2.  Levels  1  –  3  cura8on  (2003)  

3.  Data  Cura8on  Centre  –  DCC  (2004)  

4.  DCC  Cura8on  Lifecycle  Model  (2007)  

5.   NSF  DMP  Requirement  (2011)  

6.  JISC  Research  Lifecycle  Model  (2013)  

7.   OSTP  Memo  (2013)  8.   NSF  Public  Access  Plan  

(2015)    Map  Research    Data  Life  Cycle    to  Domains  via  UF  RDMS  

Source:  UF  Libraries  Research  Data  Management  Support  (RDMS)  

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A  Data  Asset  Framework  Use  Case  •  Data  Assess  Framework  (DAF)  Methodology    

•  Mixed  Methods  –  surveys  and  interviews  

•  Data  Assessment  (Environmental  Scan)  

•  Gap  Analysis  •  Mul8ple  Research  Labs  

Data  Assets  

DAF  

Types  Sources  

The  DAF  was  developed  in  2009  by  the  Humani8es  Advanced  Technology  and  Informa8on  Ins8tute  (HATII),  University  of  Glasgow  in  conjunc8on  with  the  DCC  via  JISC  support.  

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A  Data  Asset  Framework  Use  Case  

Research  Labs/Centers  @FSU  Ø  Labs/Centers  –  6/58  (10%)  

1.  Center  for  Ocean-­‐Atmospheric  Predic8on  Studies  (COAPS)  

2.  Na8onal  High  Magne8c  Field  Laboratory  (NHMFL)  

3.  Marine  Coastal  Laboratory  4.  Antarc8c  Marine  Geology  Research  

Facility  (AMGRF)  5.  Center  for  Advanced  Power  Systems  

(CAPS)  6.  Geophysical  Fluid  Dynamics  Ins8tute  

(GFDI)  

Ø  Interdisciplinary  Ø Mul8disciplinary  

Scien@sts/Faculty  Par@cipa@on  

Ø  Direct  email  to  Directors  

Ø  Distributed  to  domain-­‐specific  list  serves  (Purposive  Sampling)  

Ø  Responses  and  Comple8on  –  Surveys  –  107/129  (83%)  –  Interviews  –  7/6  (86%)  

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3  

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10  

7  

0   5   10   15   20   25   30   35  

Senior  Researcher  

Principal  Inves@gator  

Research  Assistant  

Research  Technician  

Research  Support  

Research  Student  

Other  

What  is  your  primary  research  role?  

A  Data  Asset  Framework  Use  Case  

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20  

17  

16  

8  

70  

6  

0   20   40   60   80  

Project  manager  

Research  assistant  

Research  groups  

Na@onal  data  center  

You  

Other  

Who  is  responsible  for  managing  your  research  data    (select  all  that  apply)?    

RDM  Responsibility  

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A  Data  Asset  Framework  Use  Case  

3  

48  58  

74  

42  

26  

2  0  

10  20  30  40  50  60  70  80  

What  is  the  data  type  of  your  primary  data?  

Primary  Data  Type  

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A  Data  Asset  Framework  Use  Case  

1  

37  43  

50  

3  9  

46  

12  23  

40  

6  

30  31  

4   6   4  9  

2  0  

10  20  30  40  50  60  

Audio  tape

s  

Compu

ter  soY

ware  

Data  -­‐  compu

ter  

Data  -­‐  sensors    

Digital  aud

io  files  

Digital  video

 files  

Excel  she

ets  

Fieldw

ork  da

ta  

Images,  scans,  p

hotos  

Labo

ratory  notes  

MS  Ac

cess  

MS  Po

werpo

int    

MS  Word    

Slides  -­‐  ph

ysical  m

edia  

SPSS  files/sta@

s@cal  

Vide

o  tape

s  

Web

sites  

Other    

What  is  the  data  type  of  your  secondary  data?  

Secondary  Data  Type  

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A  Data  Asset  Framework  Use  Case  

50  

54  

29  

6  

4  

45  

18  

6  

0   10   20   30   40   50   60  

Finding  files/folder  structure  

Loca@ng  where  data  files  are  stored    

Non  standard  file  formats    

Legal  issues  arising  from  transfer  of  

Problems  establishing  ownership  of  

Finding  or  accessing  research  data    

Security  and  protec@on  of  files  

Other  

Which  of  the  following  data  management  issues  have  you  experienced?  [Please  select  all  that  apply]  

RDM  Issues  

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14   15  

49  

68  

30  24  

5  

32  

7  

0  10  20  30  40  50  60  70  80  

CD/DVD   External  commercial  web  data  storage    

External  Hard  Disk  

Local  computer  

My  documents  on  research  

lab  PC  

Paper/file  records  

Technology  vendor  file  server  

Other  provided  file  server  

Other  -­‐  give  details  

Where  do  you  store  your  data  (excluding  backup  copies)?  [Select  all  that  apply]  

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A  Data  Asset  Framework  Use  Case  

Budget/funding  22%  

Infrastructure/resources  

31%  Stakeholders  

8%  

Storage/technology  

25%  

Other    14%  

What  are  some  barriers  for  you  with  regards  to  managing  and  storing  your  research  data?  

Budget/funding  

Infrastructure/resources  

Stakeholders  

Storage/technology  

Other    

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Academic  Research  Library  as  Broker  

• Capaci8es/Facili8es  •  Infrastructure  (HPC)  • Resources  &  Tools  

• Library  &  Campus-­‐wide  stakeholders  

• University,  Government,  Industry  

• Research  Data  Management  (RDM)  

• Repository  (IR@UF)  • Publishing/Sharing  

• Data  Management  Planning  (DMP)  

• Research  Data  Lifecycle  

• DMP  Tools  

Plan   Access  

Assets  Support  

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Academic  Research  Library  as  Broker  1.   Conduct  Data  Assessment  &  Gap  Analysis  across  mul8ple  disciplines,  

ins8tutes,  and  centers  (e.g.  DAF,  Evalua8on,  Monitor  &  Track  Metrics)  

2.   Ar@culate  and  facilitate  Federal  Data  Access  Policies  (e.g.  NSF,  OSTP)  compliance  –  educa8on,  IM,  outreach,  training,  webinars,  workshops  

3.   Assist  faculty  with  Data  Management  Planning  (DMP)  throughout  research  data  lifecycle  –  DMP  Tool,  IR@UF,  HiPerGator  (HPC),  FSP  FAQ  

4.   Connect  and  integrate  with  diverse  communi8es  of  prac8ce  (e.g.  USGS)  

5.   Document  Outcomes,  Metrics,  &  Successes  (e.g.  varied  infographics,  IM)  

6.   Leverage  services  and  services  realloca8on  (e.g.  data  storage,  HPC)  

7.   Secure  library,  campus,  consor8um,  and  university  support  (e.g.  GUIRR)  8/25/2015   Plato  L.  Smith  II   15  

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(Diagram  modeled  aoer  Purdue  Libraries  -­‐  used  with  permission)  8/25/2015   Plato  L.  Smith  II   16  

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(Diagram  modeled  aoer  Purdue  Libraries  -­‐  used  with  permission)  

Promote  cross-­‐cupng  DMP/RDM  educa8on,  outreach,  and  training  synergies  

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Address  Other  RDM  Challenges  q  Earth-­‐Centered  Communica8on  for  Cyberinfrastructure  (EC3)  2015  Field  Trip  Scenario  q Metadata,  Features/Func8onality,  Architecture,  Best  Prac8ces,  Standards  q  Interoperability,  Data  Collec8on  &  Integra8on,  Seman8cs  (e.g.  ontology,  vocabulary)  q  Applica8ons,  Web  Services  (e.g.  APIs,  W3C,  SOAP,  RESTful,  etc.)  q  End-­‐to-­‐End  development  (e.g.  funding  beyond  prototype/end  of  funding)  

Diagram  developed  by  GIS  specialist,  Nicole  Kong  (used  with  permission)  

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Address  Other  RDM  Challenges    

USGS  Community  for  Data  Integra8on  (CDI)  Science  Support  Framework  (SSF)  –  2015  8/25/2015   Plato  L.  Smith  II   19  

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Address  Other  RDM  Challenges    General  and  Domain  Specific  Repositories  

• dLOC-­‐UFDC,  Dryad,  DataVerse,  Figshare,  HathiTrust,  IR@UF  •  EarthChem,  GenBank,  idigBio,  Integrated  Earth  Data  Applica8ons  (IEDA)  •   arXiv.org,  XSEDE,  Long  Term  Ecological  Research  (LTER),  Morphbank,  NCBI,  NGDC/NOAA,  NODC/NOAA,  UCAR/NCAR  

General  and  Domain  Specific  Tools  • DataUp,  dataZoa,  DCC  Tools,  iPython  Notebook,  Visual  Understanding  Environment  (VUE)  • Digital  Research  Tools  (DIRT),  import  io,  LabArchives,  MATLAB,  OPENRefine,  R,  SPSS,  Tabula  •  FGDC  tools,  NCBI  (APIs,  Code  Libraries,  Data  Formats,  GitHub  repository),  PubMed  Tools  

Author  disambigua8on  and  linked  data  Linking  • ORCiD,  DOI,  EZ-­‐ID,  Zenodo  •  Impactstory,  Open  Science  Framework  (OSF),  VIVO  •  Linked  Open  Data  (5  star),  Ontologies,  W3C  Prov,  RDF,  XML  

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Address  Other  RDM  Challenges    

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Build  Collabora8on,    Engagement,  &  Support  

q  Build  and  extend  exis8ng  collabora8ons  and  partnerships    q  Develop  Data  Management  Use  Cases  and  RDM  Scenarios  

q  Engage  UF  Preeminence  Faculty  (e.g.  8  Preeminence  areas  of  focus  –  4  CoE,  3  CoLAS,  3  CoM,  1  CoBA,  1  Levin  CoL,  1  CoN,  1  CoP,  1  CoPH&HP)  

q  Engage  Communi8es  of  Prac8ces  -­‐  AGU,  ARL  SHARE,  CUAHSI,  Dataverse,  DataONE,  Deep-­‐C,  Dryad,  EarthCube,  ESIP,  GoMRI,  GreyNet,  HASTAC,  IDCC,  iDigBio,  NHMFL,  OGC,  RDA,  USGS    

q  Develop  new  Partnerships  and  Funding  Opportuni8es  (e.g.  UF  Division  of  Research  Program  Development,  COS,  NSF  Funding)  

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Build  Collabora8on,    Engagement,  &  Support  

q  Computer  and  Informa@on  Science  and  Engineering  (CISE)  Research  Ini@a@on  Ini@a@ve  (CRII)  –  untenured  faculty/1st  2yr  of  academic  posi8on  aoer  PhD  –  Solicita8on  #15-­‐569  

q  CISE  Research  Infrastructure  (CRI)  –  Community  Infrastructure/enhancement  of  exis8ng  CI-­‐EN  -­‐  Solicita8on  #15-­‐590  

 q  Campus  Cyberinfrastructure  –  Data,  Networking,  and  Innova@on  Program  (CC*DNI)  

–  (1)  DIBBs  (Mul8-­‐campus  Model)  or  (2)  Data  Driven  Networking  Infrastructure  for  the  Campus  Researcher    -­‐  Solicita8on  #15-­‐534  

q  Grant  Opportuni@es  for  Academic  Liaison  with  Industry  (GOALI)  –  promotes  university-­‐industry  partnerships/linkages  -­‐  Solicita8on  #12-­‐513  (any8me)  

q  Industry/University  Coopera@ve  Research  Centers  Program  (I/UCRC)  –  develops  long-­‐term  partnerships  among  industry,  academe,  and  government  –  Solicita8on  #13-­‐594  

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References  q  ACRL.  (2015).  Informa8on  Literacy  Competency  Standards  for  Higher  Educa8on.  

Retrieved  August  19,  2015  from  ACRL  ILCS.  q  Brandt,  D.  S.  (2015)  DLF  E-­‐Research  Network  2015  Webinar  on  “Introduc8on/

Research  Data  Management  Services  in  Academic  Libraries”  for  2015  DLF  E-­‐Research  Network  Cohort,  May  13,  2015.  

q  CCSDS.  (2002).  Consulta8ve  Commi^ee  for  Space  Data  Systems  (CCSDS)  The  OAIS  Reference  Model.  Retrieved  August  19,  2015  from  OAIS.  

q  Mar8n,  J.  (2002).  Cultures  in  Organiza8ons:  Three  Perspec8ves.  Oxford  University  Press.  

q  NSF.  (2015).  NSF’s  Public  Access  Plan:  Today’s  Data,  Tomorrow’s  Discoveries  –  Increasing  Access  to  the  Results  of  Research  Funded  by  the  Na8onal  Science  founda8on.  Retrieved  August  19,  2015  from  h^p://www.nsf.gov/pubs/2015/nsf15052/nsf15052.pdf.    

q  UF  Libraries.  (2015).  Research  Data  Management  Support  (RDMS).  q  USGS.  (2015).  USGS  Community  for  Data  Integra8on.  The  CDI  Science  Support  

Framework  (SSF).  Retrieved  August  19,  2015  from  h^p://www.usgs.gov/cdi/about.html.    

q  USGS.  (2015).  USGS  Fundamental  Science  Prac8ces  (FSP).  Retrieved  August  19,  2015  from  h^p://www.usgs.gov/fsp/.    

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Acknowledgements    1.  UF  Libraries  Data  Management  Librarian  Search  Commi^ee  2.  Brian  Keith,  Hannah  Norton,  Laurie  Taylor,  Tina  Marie  Litchfield  3.  FSU  School  of  Informa8on  (Florida's  iSchool)  4.  Dr.  Paul  Marty  and  Dr.  A.K.S.K.  Prasad  (FSU)  5.  CLIR/DLF  Postdoctoral  Program  6.  University  of  New  Mexico  Libraries  7.  Dr.  Karl  Benedict  (UNM)  8.  Sco^  D.  Brandt  (Purdue)  9.  New  Mexico  EPSCoR  10.  NSF-­‐Funded  EarthCube,  EC3,  and  DataONE  Projects  11.  USGS  Community  for  Data  Integra8on  (CDI)/Fundamental  Science  

Prac8ces  (FSP)  publicly-­‐available  resources  

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Thank  you        

Ques8ons  and  comments        

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