For further assistance with any aspect of research data management, please contact your liaison librarian. You will find a full list of liaisons on this page.
What is Research Data Management (RDM)?
Research data management (RDM) is the process that guides the collection, documentation, storage, sharing, and preservation of research data throughout the lifecycle of a project.
RDM helps researchers:
organize, store, access, reuse, and build upon digital research data
securely preserve and use their research data throughout their research projects
reuse their data over the course of their careers
share their data when appropriate
achieve scientific rigor and enable collaboration in their fields
A roadmap outlining how USask will support researchers at all levels in complying with funder and publisher data policies, conducting high-quality, responsible research, and applying best practices in RDM.