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Quick accessThe data lifecycle The first steps in RDM Tools and resources RDM quick reference guides |
The Research Data Management Lifecycle |
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The Research Data Management (RDM) lifecycle is the overarching process that guides a researcher through the different steps their data takes throughout a research project.The stages in the lifecycle are inter-related and each must be considered in relation to the other. If not, there could be serious implications both on your current project, publications, and the ability to reuse the data in the future.The information and tools outlined in this website will happen you manage your data through the entire lifecycle. |
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The first steps in RDM at UNSW |
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Complete core RDM Online Training Modules |
Classify all research data |
Have a 'Living' RDM plan for each UNSW Research Project |
Use UNSW-supported data platforms |
RDM@UNSW is here to help you. Email us with your questions on Data Management, Storage, Classification, Training, and any other Data issues.
Tools and Resources for UNSW Researchers
Overview of UNSW Data management policies
Data Storage and Tools
Handling Sensitive Data
Research Electronic Data Capture (REDCap)
Third Party Tools/Platforms
RDM Guides
Expand to learn how to store, classify and manage your research data.
Data Classification Guide
UNSW has a Data Classification Standard for assessing data sensitivity, measured by the adverse impact a breach of the data would have upon UNSW. Based on your classification, we offer a number of supported storage platforms for you to use in your research project |
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Data Storage Guide
UNSW provides a number of supported data storage platforms for our researchers. |
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Data Retention Guide
Research data has requirements for data retention over the course of the project and afterwards. The following diagram outlines how long you need to keep the various types of data associated with your project. Our data storage guide can help you choose a suitable supported storage platform. For more details, you can also visit UNSW Record Keeping's Research Records page |
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