21 Nov

Zoom

Webinar: Publish environmental monitoring and assessment data in the SND data catalogue

Welcome to a webinar about how the research data catalogue provided by the Swedish National Data Service can be used to publish data from SLU’s environmental monitoring and assessment.

The SND data catalogue is a national repository for data where all disciplines are welcome. The data catalogue is provided by the Swedish National Data Service (SND), which is a national research infrastructure that SLU is involved in running through membership of the SND consortium.

The SND catalogue is free to use.

The webinar will cover how to get started and provide general guidance on how to publish data in the SND catalogue.

During the webinar we will go through the following:

  • Benefits of using the SND catalogue
  • Inspiration from previously published datasets
  • When the SND catalogue is suitable for publishing environmental monitoring and assessment data
  • Tour of the system used to publish data
  • Important things to consider before and during the work
  • Support available within SLU

The target audience for the webinar is primarily people in the field of environmental monitoring and assessment, but anyone interested in publishing data in the SND catalogue is welcome.

The webinar is given in Swedish.

The webinar is organised by The Unit for Data Management Guidance and Development (Swedish: Miljödatastöd), whose mission is to support activities that improve the quality of data management for SLU's environmental monitoring and assessment and work to ensure that SLU's environmental data is openly available. The Unit for Data Management Guidance and Development is part of the Data Management Support (DMS) department at the SLU University Library.

Why publish data openly?

Openly published environmental data creates conditions for reuse and contributes to increased understanding of our environment and nature. By publishing data openly in a repository such as the SND data catalogue, a well-documented product is created that is possible to cite, reuse and meets the FAIR principles (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable and Reusable). Publishing data openly and making data FAIR are requirements in SLU's data management policy.

How to register

Contact us at miljodatastod@slu.se if you are interested in attending and we will get back to you with a calendar booking and link to the meeting. The last day to register is 20 November.

Facts

Time: 2024-11-21 13:00 - 14:00
City: Zoom
Organiser: The Unit for Data Management Guidance and Development
Last signup date: 20 November 2024

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The Unit for Data Management Guidance and Development

The Unit for Data Management Guidance and Development is part of DMS, a division of the SLU Univeristy Library that assists everyone at SLU with the management, publication and long-term preservation of research and environmental monitroing data, the creation of data management plans, and other data management issues.