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Concept

Research data management

Research data management is the set of practices to plan, document, store and share a project's data so that they can be reused.

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  • Research data management relates to ANID open access policy. Requires grantees to submit a data management plan whose purpose is to make the data publicly available.
  • Research data management relates to Data management plan. The central document of research data management.
  • Research data management relates to FAIR. Principles for managing research data so that it can be reused.
  • Research data management relates to Metadata. Managing data well includes describing it with the metadata others need to find and reuse it.
  • Research data management relates to Open data. A data management plan sets out how and when research data will be made public.
  • Research data management relates to Research repository. Data management usually ends with depositing the data in an institutional or disciplinary repository.
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Description

Its core document is the data management plan, which states what data a project will produce, how they are described and stored, and when and where they are shared. Good management is what makes later reuse possible.

Attributes

Attributes of Research data management
urlhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Research_data_management
identifierswikidata: Q30089794
statusactive
governanceNot applicable
prominencecore
typeConcept
Tagsregion: global

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Last reviewed: 2026-11-12

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