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April 23, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Powder2Power D1.3: Data Management Plan

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SZSergio Marin ZapataEGEmmanuel GuillotGFGilles Flamant

Key Points

  • The aim is to outline the data management strategy for the Powder2Power project, including structure and protocols.
  • Creation of a Data Management Plan by the Powder2Power consortium
  • Use of Zenodo for data storage and metadata generation
  • Formation of a Data Management Committee to oversee implementation and reviews
  • Periodic reviews of the Data Management Plan every three months
  • Adjustment and addition of datasets to the plan as the project progresses
  • Establishment of a governance structure for data management

Abstract

The Deliverable D1.3 “Data Management Plan” is implemented by the Powder2Power consortium under the umbrella of WP1 – Project Management. All members of the consortium are involved in its creation and periodic revisions throughout the project’s lifetime. It includes provisions on the platform that will be used to store data, Zenodo, and the different functionalities it has, as well as specific rules regarding the generation and storage of data and metadata. It also creates the governance structure for data management within the project through the creation of a Data Management Committee made up of a Project Data Manager, WP Data Managers and a Dissemination Officer that will convene twice every reporting period to oversee the implementation and periodic reviews of this Plan. This deliverable’s first version is only a foundation that will be built upon and expanded throughout the project’s lifecycle, in particular through the addition of datasets to the DMP according to the model table in Appendix I. The deliverable will be reviewed and updated periodically, every three months as the Grant Agreement foresees. However, the Consortium may choose to not update the document after three months are up from the previous review should there be no new elements to add.

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Zapata et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69e9bb9e85696592c86ed2bchttps://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19115409
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