Data Curation @ UCSB

The Data Curation @ UCSB project is a joint effort between the UCSB Office of Research, the UCSB Library, and the Earth Research Institute (ERI). Generously funded by the Executive Vice Chancellor's office, the project is investigating campus research data creation processes and curation needs. The knowledge gained during the two-year pilot will aid in building Library capacity and expertise towards a collaborative, sustainable infrastructure supporting campus-wide, cross-disciplinary management of research data.

Items are listed in chronological order within each category below.

Project components

  1. Survey
  2. Case studies
  3. Faculty working group
  4. PDF Pilot projects

Publications

  1. Faculty/Researcher Survey on Data Curation. Greg Janée and James Frew, October 2013. doi:10.5062/F4PN93K4
  2. PDF Data Curation @ UCSB: Initial findings and recommendations. Greg Janée and James Frew, November 2013.
  3. PDF Final report, Data Curation @ UCSB Project. Library Pilot Data Curation Program Working Group (Greg Janée, editor), July 2014.
  4. PDF Straw-man proposal for a "data collective": Results of a preliminary requirements-gathering survey. Greg Janée, February 2016.

Other articles

  1. The Data Curation @ UCSB Project. Greg Janée. Thursdays from Three 14 (August 2, 2012).
  2. Here Today, Gone to Meta. Shelly Leachman. The UCSB Current, March 2014.
  3. Data Curation Pilot Projects Underway. Karen Lindell. Crossroads, February 2015.

Presentations

  1. PDF Data Curation @ UCSB: The Prequel. Library brown bag talk, August 2012.
  2. PDF Results of the UCSB Faculty/Researcher Survey on Data Curation. Library brown bag talk, January 2013.
  3. PDF Data Curation @ UCSB: First year progress. CDL staff meeting, October 2013.
  4. PDF Data Curation @ UCSB: Preliminary findings & recommendations. Library brown bag talk, November 2013.
  5. PDF Why? (Why data curation? Why now? Why the Library? Why you?). Subject librarian training series kickoff, January 2016.

Curation bibliography

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