Research Data Management Sustainability: Services, Infrastructure, Accountability, and Planning

Libraries at academic institutions have been involved in research data management services (RDMS) for more than ten years. Institutions have adapted their service models in response to funder, journal, and federal mandates that have consequently increased RDMS demand. However, institutions that hope...

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Published inPortal (Baltimore, Md.) Vol. 24; no. 2; pp. 305 - 342
Main Authors Griffin, Tina M, Janz, Margaret
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Baltimore Johns Hopkins University Press 01.04.2024
Subjects
Academic libraries
Accountability
Data Analysis
Digital curation
Government mandates
Individualized Instruction
Information sharing
Institutional repositories
Librarians
Longitudinal Studies
Metadata
Reference services
Research data management
Subject specialists
Sustainability
Technical services
Workforce planning
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Summary:Libraries at academic institutions have been involved in research data management services (RDMS) for more than ten years. Institutions have adapted their service models in response to funder, journal, and federal mandates that have consequently increased RDMS demand. However, institutions that hope to start or grow their services may have difficulty extrapolating from the published literature, as few studies recount RDMS development strategies.
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ISSN:1531-2542
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DOI:10.1353/pla.2024.a923709