- DMP Tool https://dmptool.org/
- Use this tool to create a Data Management (and Sharing) Plan customized for specific funders (California Digital Library)
- Access precise guidance on funder requirements and templates from DMPTool https://dmptool.org/public_templates
- Templates from Federal Demonstration Partnership (Adobe and Word templates available):
- ezDMP https://ezdmp.org/
- Designed specifically to create Data Management Plans for NSF grants
- Use your Google account or ORCID ID to login
- National Institutes of Health (NIH) Data Management and Sharing Policy guidance
Examples:
Data Management Plans should include:
- data types,
- related tools, software, and/or code,
- metadata standards,
- data preservation, access, and associated timelines,
- access, distribution, or reuse considerations,
- oversight of data management (roles and responsibilities), and
- planned research output details.
Data Management Plans will require listing at least one intended repository for publicly accessible data. Repositories should follow FAIR principles (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Re-usable.)
- Discipline specific repositories are preferred, take a look at the Registry of Research Data Repositories https://www.re3data.org/ to find a discipline specific repository.
- Publishers often have contracts with specific repositories and will prefer adding data supporting articles to a preferred source.
- In the absence of a discipline specific repository, generalist repositories exist. Individual project submissions to these repositories are possible.
- Learn more about SUNY OLIS Dryad instance. Contact OLIS for more information.