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A half-day introduction to version control with Git and GitHub for researchers, developed and maintained by the Software Carpentry team.

A half-day introduction to version control with Mercurial for researchers, developed and maintained by the Software Carpentry team.

Research information management guides Authors: Sudamih Project, Oxford University Computing Services
Created: 1 January 2011, by Sudamih Project, Oxford University Computing Services The Research Information Management Guides are a series of articles covering a range of topics relating to the management of material used in the course of a research project. They include tips for good practice, and details of useful software tools. Areas covered include: organising research material; bibliographic software; note taking; working...

Data management for geoinformatics Authors: John Murtagh
Created: 1 May 2013, by John Murtagh A short course in aspects of data management for geoinformatics, aimed at postgraduate students dealing with data that has a geospatial element. The four modules (data collection, integration, management and sharing) are suitable as classroom presentations or for individual learning. Published: 1 April 2014, by University of East London Keywords: RDM, research data management, geography, geoinformatics Licence: Attribution 4.0 International

Managing Creative Arts Research Data post graduate module Authors: Paul Clarke, Sarah Jones, Stephen Gray
Created: 1 February 2011, by Paul Clarke, Sarah Jones, Stephen Gray This post-graduate teaching module for creative arts disciplines is focused on making digital output which is highly usable and has maximum impact. The content is well suited for inclusion within MA programmes dealing with ephemeral art forms such as dance, music, visual art, theatre or media design. Content...

Learning by annotated examples. Thanks to Derek Banas and Trevor Payne.

A 1.5 hour introduction to data management in the ocean, weather and climate sciences developed and maintained by Damien Irving. It is intended that for appropriate audiences, this lesson can be used at the end of a typical Software Carpentry workshop that teaches programming using Python. The latest version of the lesson can be viewed online at http://damienirving.github.io/capstone-oceanography/.

RSS feeds worden gebruikt om telkens op de hoogte te zijn van het laatste nieuws over een specifiek onderwerp. DANS biedt RSS feeds aan over de onlangs gedeponeerde archeologische datasets in EASY, een onderzoeksthema of, op verzoek, de datasets van een specifieke archeologische organisatie/bedrijf/gemeente/provincie.

The benefits of sharing research data Authors: Stephen Gray
Created: 1 February 2011, by Stephen Gray In this short (50-second) video, Stephen Gray of Project CAiRO (Curating Artistic Research Output) discusses the benefits of sharing data with particular reference to practitioners and researchers within the live and performing arts. More about the CAiRO project at http://www.projectcairo.org/. Created by JISC Incremental project at University of Cambridge and University of Glasgow. Published: 4 July 2013, by...

A half-day introduction to programming with Python for researchers, developed and maintained by the Software Carpentry team.

The first release of this version of script for analysing forest inventory data using R