Data Audit Framework and DRAMBORA Online launch event
The Data Audit Framework and DRAMBORA tools were launched at the British Academy on 1st October 2008. The tools were well received and generated much discussion on data management issues. Particular concerns were embedding tools in workflows and offering basic data management training to early career researchers. Attendees predominantly came from Higher Education, cultural heritage, charities and the commercial sector. Most represented the concerns of repository officers, archivists, librarians, computer scientists and researchers.
The programme is available and several of the presentations from the day can be downloaded below.
- Neil Jacobs, JISC, Research data: policies and infrastructure
- Sarah Jones, HATII, University of Glasgow, Developing an audit methodology suited to research data assets
- Dr Cuna Ekmekcioglu, University of Edinburgh, Experiences gained from implementing the Data Audit Framework
- Perla Innocenti, HATII, University of Glasgow, An introduction to Repository Assessement and DRAMBORA
- Raivo Ruusalepp, Estonian Business Archives, Lessons from Repository Assessments with DRAMBORA
Left: Delegates arriving
Middle: DAF and DRAMBORA team members (Left to Right: Perla Innocenti, Sarah Jones, Seamus Ross, Raivo Ruusalepp, Andrew McHugh)
Right: Raivo Ruusalepp presenting on DRAMBORA
Further information on the Data Asset Framework and DRAMBORA can be obtained by contacting the DAF team at info@data-audit.eu and the DRAMBORA team at feedback@repositoryaudit.eu. For general information on repository audit please see the DRAMBORA website.
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