Closed S-Aron closed 1 year ago
Hi @S-Aron! Thanks for handing in your assignment and for the helpful feedback to the assignments elsewhere!
I think you provided a nice overview in your assignment: well done!
Some thoughts based on your assignment:
Hey @S-Aron , your flowchart looks good and clear to me. I realize it is per request of your supervisor, but I am wondering whether one should keep the master copy of the data and the modified/analyzed versions on the same drive. I think that could get messy/confusing?
Hi @S-Aron! Thanks for handing in your assignment and for the helpful feedback to the assignments elsewhere!
I think you provided a nice overview in your assignment: well done!
Some thoughts based on your assignment:
- When working on your laptop/locally you can also make use of OneDrive or SURFdrive- these also a safe storage solution for commercial/confidential data. If you want to work safer it may be better to store it in the OneDrive browser so that the files are not on your laptop should it get lost/stolen, but that may not be as user-friendly as saving it on the local drives...
- No worries about not knowing the exact file formats and sizes right now - it should still be possible to complete assignment 3 but then in less detail :)
- It will be important to consider what research outputs can eventually be shared when working with commercial/confidential data. More on that in the next assignment!
Hey @S-Aron , your flowchart looks good and clear to me. I realize it is per request of your supervisor, but I am wondering whether one should keep the master copy of the data and the modified/analyzed versions on the same drive. I think that could get messy/confusing?
Hey @MPolinder, thank you for your advice. I use designed folder structure to keep separated on 1 drive the raw and analyzed data. I consider to possibly to store the raw data on my Project Drive and the analyzed data on OneDrive.
Hi @S-Aron! Thanks for handing in Assignment 3! It looks very extensive, well done! I therefore only have a couple of small thoughts:
Data organisation
Documentation
File Formats
Data publication
I'll get back to you about the READme file later!
Hi @EstherPlomp, thank you for your feedback!
Data organisation At some point I may change the filename structure (I am about a review for my data management, based on recently what type of new files I started to work with)
File Formats I may consider to convert the files to open format as well. (Although in my research group everybody just uses the standard format provided by the measuring instrument.)
Data publication I will consider the CXIDB and 4TU.ResearchData repository as well. In fact I plan to bring the complete DMPonline platform for a meeting with the external partner and asked them in each question what solution they would agree to.
Sounds great, @S-Aron, to discuss your data management plan with the collaborators!
Regarding your READme file:
Hi @S-Aron , your READme file looks very organized and extensive! To shorten it, you might want to remove questions which are not relevant to you or answer them with "Not Applicable"/N.A..
Hi @S-Aron, I looked at your READme file and it looks very complete, specially the descriptions of how you measured the data and how it was processed. I think that is the way is should be if we want to compare between different sources, so great job! Just one tiny suggestion, you can include in the title the type of measurements the READme file belongs to, so include XRD in the title.
Cheers!
Hi @S-Aron, I like your READme file, especially the part with METHODOLOGICAL INFORMATION. I believe with this information it will be easier to reproduce the experiments if needed.
Introductions
Hi all my name is Áron Selmeci and I am a PhD student in the Reactor Physics Nuclear Materials group of Faculty of Applied Sciences.
Describe your research in 2-3 sentences to someone that is not from your field (please avoid abbreviations)
My research is about investigating thermochemical and corrosion properties of salt mixtures which can be used as fuels for Generation IV Molten Salt (nuclear) Reactors.
My research entails the following aspects:
Reflections on the importance of RDM videos
For me the videos and presentations did not really introduce new ideas about Research Data Management. I already followed similar principles in my own work. The part about publishing is a nice ideal picture of improving the publishing process. My horror story connected to data handling was when I had to work on an experiment and in the same time I was expected to pay attention on what my fellow researcher explained to me, including the exact location of unlabeled samples in an oven with expecting me to carry out the experimental work properly and in the same time memorize in head what samples she was talking about and where they are. It did not work.
What would you like to learn during this course?
What are the views of the TU Delft about Research Data Management and how that can be implemented for drafting Research Data Management Plan.
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