Research data management is about the planning, collecting, storage, sharing and promotion of research data.
Research data is the information, records and files that are collected or used during the research process. Examples include notebooks, recordings, survey forms, specimens and other samples, photographs or computer code required to reconstruct meaningful information.
Publish and promote your research data using the Research Repository. With the Research Repository you can:
The Research Repository will automatically publish records to Research Data Australia.
Publish and promote your research data to enable access and collaboration.
View research data contributed by RMIT researchers to the Research Data Australia.
A library guide that addresses FAIR principles, policies and ethics, data planning, storing, and sharing data.
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