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Research data management (RDM) is the responsible handling and organization of data created during a research project.
Use RDM best practices to satisfy grant funding and publisher requirements, create efficient research and publishing workflows for your projects, and help other users of the data interpret your work.
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Research data management (RDM) is the responsible handling and organization of data created during a research project.
Use RDM best practices to satisfy grant funding and publisher requirements, create efficient research and publishing workflows for your projects, and help other users of the data interpret your work.
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Radar: SFU's Research Data Repository
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Research Data Management
Learn more →The SFU Library supports the Tri-Agency Statement of Principles of Digital Data Management by providing a variety of services and support for research data management.
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DMP Assistant
Learn more →Data management plans (DMPs) help you conduct reproducible research. DMP Assistant follows best practices in data stewardship and walks users step-by-step through key questions about data management on topics including ethics, security, and documentation.