Câu hỏi VoxDash
Đơn vị địa lý:United States
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Answer breakdown (table)
Ngày phỏng vấn: 2018.
AnswerShare
Institutional processes specific to managing Earth science data.1.96%
It depends on the perceived need/utility of sharing and storing data and there are specific people tasked with figuring it out1.96%
I'm supposed to "write it up" but no clue on how data to be stored1.96%
Granting agency receives digital copies of the data1.96%
The USGS data management program is new so I am not yet fully familiar with it.1.96%
No institutional support - managing and storing data falls entirely to the PI1.96%
a national archive1.96%
The problem is that formal process exist, but they are not applied since only myself as data manager is really involved in.1.96%
This is the problem, we have a process and an open government data storage portal, but no resources or support to get data into it1.96%
I know there are policies, but I haven't been at my current employer long enough to know what they are yet.1.96%
Internal Review Board1.96%
None, just myself1.96%
Electronic Lab Notebook - LabArchives1.96%
The research team1.96%
I know we have a policy - just not sure what it is1.96%
informatic division1.96%
data stored according to the Museum's own process management1.96%
Servers with databases wihich host data1.96%
data centre staff1.96%
Colleagues in my own unit run a world data center and are mainly IT guys1.96%
Data Management Center1.96%
These categories are not relevant for my organization. We operate at a different scale.1.96%
My advisor has a process for storing data.1.96%
I work as a consultant to organizations that provide for managing and storing data.1.96%
I interpreted "my organization" to include NSF-sponsored national facilities that have data servers for data acquired using gear provided by the facility (e.g. IRIS, UNAVCO, Rolling Deck to Repository)1.96%
We have an advanced data system with many coworkers and organizations, centered at NASA GSFC1.96%
The institution holds a data center1.96%
We are working towards hiring a full time data "manager".1.96%
Data Management Center and institution-hosted repository1.96%
The Corporation funding the project gets all of the data for their long term storage, as well as copies of any publications from the data. some of this data may also go to a regulatory agency where it will also be on file.1.96%
I manage the data archive myself.1.96%
in the frame of space missions - not local but provided by space agencies1.96%
Working on own project to store data (LinkedEarth also NSF funded)1.96%
Formal science database1.96%
Yes, the formal process is they don't store it, it goes to national archives, no ambiguities.1.96%
Centralized archiving center1.96%
project based data management protocols1.96%
These data are owned by private companies, and it is not my job archive the data beyond my use of it.1.96%
Our projects are stored in an open source subject specific archive online1.96%
Government archives1.96%
Data are archived by IRIS.1.96%
I am my own IT person and administer all the storage1.96%
Ample cloud space made available while present at the institution1.96%
PI and Co-PIs at the lead university1.96%
organizational server backup plan1.96%
Institutional Repository1.96%
Working directly with Canada Open Data (federal government)1.96%
There are formal requirements but no formal process to ensure1.96%
I know a process exists, but I don't know what it is or who is involved in the decision making.1.96%
We are the data repository.1.96%
Varies widely by project, with monitoring programs having strict guidelines, and research programs more ad hoc.1.96%