Neha Moopen
Research Data Manager
2020-02-18 / OSCoffee
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Despite the benefits, the process of FAIRifying youth data can seem daunting.Â
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Which data can be safely shared? With whom? Under which circumstances? 😥
Dynamics of Youth & RDM Support have started a project to make it easier for youth researchers to make their data FAIR 🚀🙌
Websites: Dynamics of Youth & RDM Support
Website: YOUth cohort study
FAIRifying all of DoY is a steep hill to climb! So we're focusing on one test project.
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The aim is to adapt our experiences, materials/resources developed for the test project, to suit broader DoY-use.
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We want to avoid reinventing the wheel as much as possible #reusability 😊
Screenshot of PROactive's DMP written using the UMCU's template on DMPonline. The UU also has it's own template.
Including, but not limited to:
•README
•Project Proposals & Ethical Review
•Project Administration
•Tools & Questionnaires
•Study Protocols & SOPs
•Data Management
•Research Outputs
•Reference Library
Screenshot of guidelines on setting up a Research Folder Structure at the UMCU. The UU doesn't have fixed guidelines, but RDM Support has recommendations on best practices!
image source: https://www.coreview.com/blog/alpin-gdpr-fines-list/
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An alternative to not-very-secure Excel spreadsheets for participant administration/management?
Still being investigated! 🔎🔎
The choice of data capture tools can make your data flow more efficient and ultimately, easier to FAIRify. For example, easier data exports (for eventual publication & sharing) and ensuring interoperability.
Linked to the previous point, an efficient data flow = easier FAIRification. And while you're at it, reproducibility.
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This (not complete, nor official) example goes from data collection to research and clinical care.
This is where it really starts getting FAIR!
Websites: Archivematica & DataverseNL
The 'DRACO' team is busy setting up these systems for the UMCU. They'll be up and running soon!
At the UU, we have the options of Yoda & DataverseNL
There is an ongoing project, Connecting Data in Child Development (CD2), which aims to harmonize metadata across 6 longitudinal, youth cohort studies. As this project develops, we may start applying the same metadata scheme to PROactive and hopefully, across DoY as well. We'll likely use the DDI metadata standard.
Website: DataverseNL (UU Medicine)
Check out our newsletter item describing this project in more detail. Don't forget to subscribe for future updates! 😉
Do you want to discuss FAIRifying your project? Get in touch with us!
Neha Moopen (RDM Support) & Danique Daalmeijer (Dynamics of Youth)