Resource Directory

This joint EUDAT- OpenAIRE webinar inform researchers on how they should write their DMP. Webinar recording and presentation available.

Presentation handouts by ISSDA on how to find and access social data in Ireland and beyond. Presentation is primarily focused on Irish data, especially those stored at ISSDA, but a short overview of other data sources is also provided.

A presentation by ISSDA on the key issues in reusing data with a discussion of pros & cons of reusing research data, a brief overview of data documentation, and presenting one case study based upon the Irish longitudinal study of children.

This webpage from CSDA is an example of the guidance that an archive can develop to help data producers with data management. Topics covered are: Data file structure, Variables, Variable values and coding, Missing values, Data entry and data file integrity, Anonymisation, Weighting, Data file doc...

These webpages provide information on data mangement for researchers offering an overview on: the principles for open access to research data; data management; and ethical and legal conditions.

In this webpage, UK Data Service explains in a video how the reserachers can self deposit data in ReShare, UKDS's online data repository.

This section of UK Data Service website is an example of information the DAS can give to persons with teaching responsibilities on how to use data. It includes a number of teaching resources, ideas for teaching, methods and software guides, video tutorials, etc.

The GESIS software package CharmStats provides a quick and easy way to harmonize your variables.

This deliverable from the project SERSCIDA describes the creation of Websites for the new institutions. It includes the Website structure and content, the physical infrastructure, and future developments. Websites are an essential instrument for new data services, even before these go into operat...

This document presents the structure and content of a Website for developing archives in 2016. Websites are essential instruments of the new data services, even before they become operational, since they allow for information and promotion of the services and tools that will soon be available.