Data Steward's Workflow in NFDI-MatWerk
Abstract
Data stewards undergo professionalization within a project, primarily tailored to its specific needs . Their expertise, competence, and accumulated knowledge have spurred a bottom-up approach, delineating effective support within the MSE community. This perspective doesn't diminish the significance of other intermediary roles of data stewards; rather, it underscores how this sequential task approach is especially adept in this context. As depicted in the graph, unwavering support commences early in the MSE requirements identification process, collaborating with scientists to shape Infrastructure Use Cases (IUCs). This support persists throughout development and reaches its pinnacle in service delivery.
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Data Steward’s Workflow in NFDI-MatWerk (National Research Data Infrastructure for Materials Science & Engineering) Author: Amirreza Moghaddam DSgG 2024 Funded by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG, German Research Foundation) under the National Research Data Infrastructure –NFDI 38/1 –project number 460247524. 1Eberl, C., Niebel, M., Bitzek, E., Dahmen, T., Fritzen, F., Gumbsch, P., Hickel, T., Klein, S., Mücklich, F., Müller, M. S., Neugebauer, J., Pauly, C., Politze, M., Sack, H., Sandfeld, S., Schwaiger, R., Slusallek, P., Stotzka, R., Streit, A., & Zimmermann, M. (2021). Consortium Proposal NFDI-MatWerk. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5082837 2Daei Rezaei Moghaddam, A. (2024). Effective Data Stewardship in NFDI-MatWerk. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.10794162 Data stewards undergo professionalization within a project, primarily tailored to its specific needs. Their expertise, competence, and accumulated knowledge have spurred a bottom-up approach, delineating effective support within the MSE community. This perspective doesn't diminish the significance of other intermediary roles of data stewards; rather, it underscores how this sequential task approach is especially adept in this context. As depicted in the graph, unwavering support commences early in the MSE requirements identification process, collaborating with scientists to shape Infrastructure Use Cases (IUCs). This support persists throughout development and reaches its pinnacle in service delivery. RWTH IT Center can assist external institutions with RDM knowledge and setup. However, institutions need to manage base infrastructure locally, like mail services, communication tools etc. Depending on the extent of collaboration with new IUCs & PPs, this workflow may be subject to change. Contact A. Moghaddam (IT Center RWTH) [email protected]th-aachen.de