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    <dc:creator>Sonja Van Praag</dc:creator>
    
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      <rss:title>March 15th: Sharing Archaeological Data Workshop</rss:title>
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      <rss:description>   UCL Institute of Archaeology, Thursday 15th March 2012  13.00-15:00, Room 410    Which archaeological repositories allow open data? How can data be added to UCL Discovery and IRIS, to count as an output? How can you be cited and recognised for sharing data? How can data sharing result in more efficient research? How can it lead to new and more collaborative projects?   This workshop will involve a discussion of the ongoing findings from the REWARD project (Researchers using Existing Workflows to Archive Research Data), and an introduction  to the Journal of Open Archaeology Data (JOAD).</rss:description>
      
      <dc:creator>Brian Hole</dc:creator>
      
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      <rss:description>  Friday 18 November 2011  13.00-16.00  Room 209    What happens to data after your research projects are over? What is the reuse potential of your data?  How can you benefit from its potential?   Research Data Management applies to all kinds of data deriving either from artefact, spatial, textual, statistical, visual, sound, or any other type of analysis.   This workshop aims to introduce researchers in the Institute of Archaeology to research data management, its importance for the future of research, the REWARD project and the Digital Curation Centre’s   DMP Online   tool.  Please confirm your attendance by email to Anastasia Sakellariadi  a.sakellariadi@ubiquitypress.com </rss:description>
      
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