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doi: 10.5281/zenodo.28029
Research Data Management Training Module 4: Finishing Touches Authors: Dr Joanna L Goodger Created: 1 June 2013, by Dr Joanna L Goodger At the end of a research project, the science is published and the data should be preserved. This final RDM module includes advice on where to publish the science outcomes and the supporting data as well as how to select the data, anonymise it, and choose the right archive for your data. Slides and training notes are included in this pack in one collection, but can be divided into four sections: publication, preserving data, anonymisation, and archiving data. Published: 27 January 2014, by University of Hertfordshire Keywords: RDMTrain, RDM Toolkit Project, archiving, publishing, data preservation, research data management training, research training, jiscmrd, research data management, rdm Licence: Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Unported
data archiving, archiving, training, data anonymisation, training , research data management, research data
data archiving, archiving, training, data anonymisation, training , research data management, research data
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