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title: Research Data Management with DataLad
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type: software
authors:
- given-names: Michał
family-names: Szczepanik
orcid: 'https://orcid.org/0000-0002-4028-2087'
- given-names: Adina
family-names: Wagner
- given-names: Stephan
family-names: Heunis
- given-names: Christian
family-names: Mönch
- given-names: Michael
family-names: Hanke
url: 'https://psychoinformatics-de.github.io/rdm-course/'
abstract: >-
The aim of this workshop is to present a set of good
practices in research data management, explain version
control, and to introduce the core features of DataLad
software - a data management multitool that can assist in
handling the entire life cycle of digital objects. We will
tackle issues ranging from “what is a good file name” to
“how to publish a version-controlled dataset”.
The exercises will provide an opportunity to gain hands-on
experience with using DataLad to create a basic dataset,
track its changes over time, and publish its contents. You
will also learn how to use data created by others and
collaborate on datasets. The exercises will be based
around toy examples, but all operations will be relevant
for real-world data management.
keywords:
- research data management
- datalad
license: CC-BY-4.0