SPEC Kit 334: Research Data Management Services · 133
UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA
Data Management Plan
https://docs.google.com/a/umn.edu/document/d/1MxQP-BqDv_fMF12F2ANQ0jYDw__
1xPTTXW14xdLhIyE/edit
Note: Your DMP for NSF grants should not exceed two pages. Contact Research Services in
the Libraries for consultation (ljohnsto@umn.edu).
5. Data Sharing and Reuse
The data will be released for sharing in the following way …
5 Checklist Section
o If you allow others to reuse your data, how will the data be discovered
and shared?
o Any sharing requirements (e.g., funder data sharing policy) ?
o Audience for reuse? Who will use it now? Who will use it later?
o When will I publish it and where?
o Tools/software needed to work with data?
6. Data Preservation and Archiving
The data will be preserved and archived in the following ways …
6 Checklist Section
o How will the data be archived for preservation and long-term access?
o How long should it be retained (e.g., 3-5 years, 10-20 years, permanently) ?
o What file formats? Are they long-lived?
o Are there data archives that my data is appropriate for (subject-based? Or institutional)?
o Who will maintain my data for the long-term?
UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA
Data Management Plan
https://docs.google.com/a/umn.edu/document/d/1MxQP-BqDv_fMF12F2ANQ0jYDw__
1xPTTXW14xdLhIyE/edit
Note: Your DMP for NSF grants should not exceed two pages. Contact Research Services in
the Libraries for consultation (ljohnsto@umn.edu).
5. Data Sharing and Reuse
The data will be released for sharing in the following way …
5 Checklist Section
o If you allow others to reuse your data, how will the data be discovered
and shared?
o Any sharing requirements (e.g., funder data sharing policy) ?
o Audience for reuse? Who will use it now? Who will use it later?
o When will I publish it and where?
o Tools/software needed to work with data?
6. Data Preservation and Archiving
The data will be preserved and archived in the following ways …
6 Checklist Section
o How will the data be archived for preservation and long-term access?
o How long should it be retained (e.g., 3-5 years, 10-20 years, permanently) ?
o What file formats? Are they long-lived?
o Are there data archives that my data is appropriate for (subject-based? Or institutional)?
o Who will maintain my data for the long-term?
