About DataverseNO
DataverseNO is a national, generic data archive operated at The Arctic University of Norway (UiT). It is a curated data archive supporting the FAIR principles and certified as a trusted repository with CoreTrustSeal. Powered by the Dataverse software from Harvard, it's used globally for data archives.
Key features:
- Sharing and Preservation: Dataverse facilitates data accessibility, enhancing collaboration and replication of research.
- Citing and Visibility: Using Dataverse earns academic credit and web visibility for datasets, boosting recognition.
- Organization and Exploration: Dataverse collections organize datasets, simplifying management and exploration.
- Metadata and Documentation: Each Dataverse dataset includes descriptive metadata, data files, documentation, and code.
Learning outcomes
- Learn about the advantages of archiving research data and open sharing.
- Gain skills in documenting and creating readme files for your research data.
- Learn how to upload your datasets to the DataverseNO platform.
- Discover how to effectively fill out metadata for your datasets.
- Understand how to obtain a DOI for your dataset and properly cite your data.
- Familiarize yourself with versioning techniques within DataverseNO.
Prerequisites
All attendees should have research data they wish to prepare for open sharing. Consult the data archiving web pages or contact research-data@uio.no if you have questions.
Target audience
PhDs, PosDocs, and other researchers who would like to openly archive research data in the DataverseNO UiO collection.
Required Materials
In addition to a laptop, the participant will need a dataset to work on.
Setup
The worskhop takes place on-site at the University of Oslo Library and delivered by Digital Scholarship Center.
Contact Information
Maria Elisa Pierfederici | elisa.pierfederici@ub.uio.no
Open Research and Digital Scholarship Centre, University of Oslo Library