This document discusses data management strategies at CGIAR Research Program on Dryland Systems. It notes that data from experiments is often stored in files but not shared, resulting in low usage. The strategy presented involves curating data and making it accessible online through an open source dataverse network. This allows data to be shared, accessed by all as a public good, and ensures high standards for data quality, curation and access. Examples shown include agricultural data from various projects displayed and available for download through interactive tables, maps and charts.
1. Abhishek Rathore
Senior Scientist (Biometrics)
Email: a.rathore@cgiar.org
Data Management, Analysis & Sharing (ICRISAT)
CGIAR Research Program on DrylandSystems
29thSeptember, 2014, Dubai, UAE
2. DATA
Experiments/ Research Station/ FPVS / FLD / LAB / Baseline Survey /Adoption Surveys and etc… AND Kept in IBP/FieldBooks, Agrobaseand etc.
Data Processing:
•Curation
•Analysis
•Interpretation
•Publication
After that?
•Case 1: Archival / Storage of Data
•Case 2: Forgot, Lying in xlsfiles & Die with time
•Case 3: Case 1 () but no sharing ()
Data Sharing?
Usual Project Dataflow
3. Most CommonRequests by email?
–Maynotfindwhenrequested(After3- 4years)!!!
–Verynarrowuserbasefordata
–OnlyactiveGooglersmayfindyou(ThroughPublications?)
–Highprobabilityofdataloss!
We Share Data!
4. DATA
Experiments/ Research Station/ FPVS / FLD / LAB / Baseline Survey /Adoption Surveys and etc… AND Kept in IBP/FieldBooks, Agrobaseand etc.
Data Processing:
•Curation
•Analysis
•Interpretation
•Publication
After that?
•Case 1: Archival / Storage of Data
•Case 2: Forgot, Lying in xlsfiles & Die with time
•Case 3: Case 1 () but no sharing ()
Data Sharing?
Data Sharing?
Research Resources & Generated Data Not Used to
Full Potential !