Data Citers Catch Ups

Welcome to the Data Citer's Catch Up page

Save the time in your diary: 1st Thurs of the month, 12.30-1.25pm AET

*6 Feb      --      *6 March      --      *3 April       --      1 May      --      5 June

3 July      --      7 August    
*daylight saving 

Citer's Catch Ups are for:

• learning, sharing, asking, contributing, debating, informing
• universities, government departments and agencies and research institutions
• Researchers, Data managers, Librarians, Research Officers, -> anyone with an interest in ensuring their own research data and/or their institutional research data is able to be cited and attributed
•  have you got an idea or a topic you want explored at the Catch Up? email karen.visser@ands.org.au\

#5 THURS 5 JUNE, 12.00-1.00PM (AEST) **NOTE EARLIER START TIME**

Webinar: Data Citation: Griffith University's journey

Register at: https://www4.gotomeeting.com/register/124863415 

Following the success of our last event in May, at our next webinar on June 5, we will continue the "back to basics" theme with a practical example of how one university has approached data citation. Natasha Simons will talk about Griffith University's data citation journey.

During this session, Natasha will cover:
• When and why Griffith decided to mint DOIs for their research data collections.
• How Griffith used the ANDS Cite My Data Service.
• Guidelines and workflows that Griffith developed to govern DOIs and data citation.
• Griffith's experience in providing targeted outreach to researchers about the benefits of data citation.

Gerry Ryder and Liz Wood from ANDS will also be on hand to help answer your questions.

This is a great opportunity for those who are new to the concept of data citation and DOIs, those who want to learn more, or those with an unanswered question. There will be plenty of time for discussion and questions. No question too simple or too complex!    

#4 THURS 1 MAY, 12.30-1.30PM (AEST)

Data Citation and DOIs: back to basics

Based on feedback from the community, this month we go "back to basics.  Register to join in this catch up to hear an introduction to data citation, learn about DOIs and their role in data citation and hear an overview the ANDS Cite My Data Service.  This is a great opportunity for those who are new to the concept of data citation and DOIs, those who want to learn more, or those with an unanswered question.  There will be plenty of time for discussion and questions.  No question too simple or too complex!   
Your presenters will be Gerry Ryder and Liz Woods.
Reserve your Webinar seat at:https://www4.gotomeeting.com/register/476343743

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#3 THURS 3 APRIL, 12.30-1.30PM (AEDST)

Our chair this month is Amanda Steen from Geoscience Australia

Focus topics will be:

Research Data Alliance Data Citation Working Group
https://rd-alli​ance.org/workin​ggroup-list.htm​l
Amir Aryani (ANDS)

Cite My Data DOI minting service - exploring new options for minting DOIs.
http://ands.org.au/services/cite-my-data.html
Joel Benn (ANDS)

Questions, discussion, suggestions for topics


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#2  THURS 6 MARCH, 12.30-1.20PM  Focus:
"Groundbreaking" data citation activities at Geoscience Australia

No need to register: just bookmark this url and come in via your browser  a few minutes before 12.30pm AEDT on Thurs, 6 Feb:   https://www4.gotomeeting.com/join/176321199   

Chair=Anne Stevenson

Welcome, “round the room”: introductions, role & institution (Anne)

Topics for today:

Amanda Steen: "Groundbreaking" data citation activities at Geoscience Australia

Gerry Ryder: ANDS data citation activities, including sharing the questions raised

All: your data citation questions, issues, updates. 

Call for topics and speakers for next month (Anne)

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#1  THURS 6 FEB, 12.30-1.20PM  Focus: bibliographic software and data citation

Who's sharing with us on 6 Feb?  Focus: bibliographic software and data citation

• Dave Connell (Aust'n Antarctic Div) is our chair
• Anne Stevenson (CSIRO) will be talking about how she is hoping to use this blog
• Dom Hogan (CSIRO) is our focus speaker: an update on how well (or badly) various bibliographic software packages can manage data citations
• Everyone welcome to ask, share, suggest, network....
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