DATA MANAGEMENT: FROM RESEARCH TO SHARING

DATA MANAGEMENT: FROM RESEARCH TO SHARING

September 16th and 17th, 2024ptember 16th and 17th, 2024

ORGANIZATION: CITCEM/FCT/FLUP

16th September

MORNING – Meeting room I – FLUP

9.30 – Inês Amorim (FLUP/CITCEM) – Priorities and mission of CITCEM – knowledge transfer: creating a scientific data repository in Humanities and Social Sciences. 10.00 – Cristina Ribeiro (FEUP-INESC) – Data infrastructure in research: the basis for shared and trusted data ecosystems 11.00 – Joana Patrícia de Sousa Rodrigues (FEUP-INESC) – Guidelines for research data management: practical examples in the context of the data lifecycle . 11.30 – João Daniel Aguiar de Castro (FEUP-INESC) –Good practices fordeveloping Data ManagementPlans : collaboration, capacity building and data publication at INESC TEC – Good practices for developing Data Management Plans : collaboration, capacity building and data publication at INESC TEC. Good practices for developing Data Management Plans: collaboration, training and publication of data at INESC TEC

12.00 – Debate

AFTERNOON – CASA DOS LIVROS

14.30 – Diego Ramiro Fariñas (Director IEGD-CSIC, Madrid; CITCEM advisor) – Production and availability of interoperable Data for the public good: some examples from the social and human sciences –

15.30 – Debate – Debate

16.00 – Session I: Data management – the past and the future in five minutes – Managing Data – the Past and the Future in five minutes (5 minutes presentation, discussion, of each PhD and other research projects).

17th September

MORNING – Meeting room I – FLUP

09.30 – Fernanda Ribeiro (FLUP-CITCEM) – Procedures for managing the data generated during the research ‘s empirical component – DMP (according to the Foundation for Science and Technology Open Access Policy)

10.00 – Questions

10.30 – Antero Ferreira & Filipe Salgado | Casa de Sarmento – UMinho & People, Markets and Policies Group – CITCEM – The use of open source tools to make public data available: the experience of Casa de Sarmento – UMinho The use of open source tools in providing public data. The Sarment House Experience

11.00 – Debate 11.30 – Session/Session II: Data management – the past and the future in five minutes – Managing Data – the Past and the Future in five minutes (5 minutes presentation, discussion, of each PhD and other research projects).

AFTERNOON

14.30 – Session III: Data management – the past and the future in five minutes – Managing Data – the Past and the Future in five minutes (5 minutes presentation, discussion, of each PhD and other research projects). 16.30 – A final balance sheet: exchange experiments on data production and how to share it ( The session was previously prepared based on individual reports submitted and 5-minute presentations ).

Final comments – Final remarks