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Follow us Data Management Plans
All proposals submitted to the National Science Foundation must describe plans for data management and sharing of the products of research or assert the absence of the need for such plans.
This should not be a new requirement for most of you as NIH has had this condition since 2003.
There are some distinctions between the two policies. NIH has a funding threshold before the policy is required or a particular FOA may require it to be included. NSF requires this regardless of the requested amount.
Not sure if it applies to you? See Kerri Cross.
Resources for Data Management Plans
- Data Sharing Resource Center [DRDA]
- ICPSR blog on data management plans
- Data Management Plans Online Not ready for primetime, but a group of institutions is partnering to develop a flexible online tool to help researchers generate data management plans.
- Guidance on Preparing a Data Management Plan: ICPSR Webinar
[Webinar] | [Slides] - Data Management Plan Resources and Examples [ICPSR]
- NSF Details
- NIH Details
Need help? See Lisa Neidert for data management advice and verbiage and Kerri Cross for the implementation of the policy within your proposals.