Research Data Management
All UNE researchers, including HDR candidates, have responsibilities when it comes to ensuring the value and integrity of research data.
The University Library offers a number of services to help you effectively manage research data at all stages of the research lifecycle and enjoy the value of research data as a recognised research output.
Research Data Storage
UNE has a number of storage options for research data, catering for the diverse needs of our researchers.
Check the Library site for upcoming Cloud.UNE training.
Digital Object Identifier (DOI) issuing
The University Library can issue DOIs for research data collections, which can help researchers track citations and build an online profile. For more information, contact the Library's Research Advisory and Engagement Services team.
Open Access and Discoverability
UNE's repository for research publications and research data is RUNE. The Library can help you create a metadata record for your completed research data that will increase its discoverability and help comply with funding and publication standards. Should you require open access for your research data collection, the Research Advisory and Engagement Services (RAES) team can also help with this.
Further Information
You will find below a number of resources with helpful information on managing research data: Managing research data - Pryor, Graham (2011) Dealing with data [special issue]. Science 331(6018). 11 February 2011. More information can also be found at UNE Libguides. Peta Ryan The Library's Research Advisory and Engagement Services team is a great first point of contact for any questions about managing, storing and sharing research data and creating a metadata record.Researcher Services Librarians
eResearch Analyst
pryan31@une.edu.au
02 6773 4227
