Open Exeter Project: Recent submissions

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    • What to Keep/Delete: How To Appraise Your Data (RDP) 

      Cole, Gareth; Lloyd-Jones, Hannah; Evans, Jill (University of Exeter, 11 April 2013)
      This Researcher Development Programme session focuses on the appraisal of research data for retention or deletion. Deciding what should be kept and what can be disposed of saves on data storage costs, enables you to find ...

    • The Benefits and Challenges of Working with PGRs 

      Cole, Gareth; Evans, Jill; Lloyd-Jones, Hannah (University of Exeter, 3 April 2013)
      This presentation focuses on the benefits and challenges of Open Exeter's work with PGR students. It was presented at the JISC MRD programme workshop which took place in Aston on 25-26 March 2013.

    • Open Exeter: Key Outputs and Sustainability Plans 

      Cole, Gareth; Evans, Jill; Lloyd-Jones, Hannah (University of Exeter, 3 April 2013)
      A poster describing Open Exeter's key outputs and sustainability plans. The poster was shown at the JISC MRD programme workshop in Aston, from 25-26 March 2013.

    • Selecting data: what to keep, what to delete? 

      University of Cambridge; Cole, Gareth; Evans, Jill; et al. (6 March 2013)
      A checklist to help researchers select research data for long-term archiving.

    • Electronic versus paper record keeping in scientific research: a case study for the Open Exeter project 

      Haworth, Thomas; Hudson, David (University of Exeter, 1 March 2013)
      In this case study the nature of record keeping for two different kinds of research in Physics, experiment and theory, is used to assess the potential value of keeping electronic instead of paper records. We find that, ...