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In which country are you located?
Region
In which subject discipline do you specialize? Includes coding of 'other'.
P2: What subject discipline do you specialize in? GROUPED FOR REPORTING
PMG from survey data
Which one of the following fields of medicine / allied health are you mainly involved in?
Approximately how many articles have you published so far in your career?
What type of organization do you work for?
Other (Please specify) (What type of organization do you work for?)
What is your position within your organization?
Other (please specify) (What is your position within your organization?)
What is your MAIN role within your organization?
Other (please specify) (What is your MAIN role within your organization?)
Which of the below best describes your profession?
Which gender are you?
Please indicate your age group:
Observational or empirical: e.g. sensor data, survey data, interview transcripts, sample data, neuroimages, ethnographic data, diaries. (Please select the categories of research data that you used in your last research project:)
Experimental: e.g. gene sequences, chromatograms, toroid magnetic field data. (Please select the categories of research data that you used in your last research project:)
Simulation: e.g. climate models, economic models. (Please select the categories of research data that you used in your last research project:)
Derived or compiled: e.g. text and data mining, compiled database, 3D models. (Please select the categories of research data that you used in your last research project:)
Reference or canonical: e.g. gene sequence databanks, chemical structures, spatial data portals. (Please select the categories of research data that you used in your last research project:)
Other (please specify) (Please select the categories of research data that you used in your last research project:)
None of these (Please select the categories of research data that you used in your last research project:)
Text: e.g. flat text files. (Please select the research data formats that you used or created as part of your last research project:)
Numerical: e.g. SPSS, Stata, Excel. (Please select the research data formats that you used or created as part of your last research project:)
Databases: e.g. MS Access, SQL Server, MySQL, Oracle. (Please select the research data formats that you used or created as part of your last research project:)
Multimedia: e.g. jpeg, tiff, mpeg, QuickTime, mp3, DICOM. (Please select the research data formats that you used or created as part of your last research project:)
Models: e.g. 3D, statistical. (Please select the research data formats that you used or created as part of your last research project:)
Software: e.g. Java, C. (Please select the research data formats that you used or created as part of your last research project:)
Discipline specific: e.g. FITS in astronomy, CIF in chemistry. (Please select the research data formats that you used or created as part of your last research project:)
Instrument specific: e.g. proprietary microscope formats such as Olympus Confocal Microscope Data Format, Carl Zeiss Digital Microscopic Image Format (ZVI). (Please select the research data formats that you used or created as part of your last research pro
Other (please specify) (Please select the research data formats that you used or created as part of your last research project:)
None of these (Please select the research data formats that you used or created as part of your last research project:)
Text: e.g. flat text files. (Which of the following research data formats you have indicated that you used or created as part of your last research project are important to be made available to others for the purpose of validation?)
Numerical: e.g. SPSS, Stata, Excel. (Which of the following research data formats you have indicated that you used or created as part of your last research project are important to be made available to others for the purpose of validation?)
Databases: e.g. MS Access, SQL Server, MySQL, Oracle. (Which of the following research data formats you have indicated that you used or created as part of your last research project are important to be made available to others for the purpose of validation
Multimedia: e.g. jpeg, tiff, mpeg, QuickTime, mp3, DICOM. (Which of the following research data formats you have indicated that you used or created as part of your last research project are important to be made available to others for the purpose of valida
Models: e.g. 3D, statistical. (Which of the following research data formats you have indicated that you used or created as part of your last research project are important to be made available to others for the purpose of validation?)
Software: e.g. Java, C. (Which of the following research data formats you have indicated that you used or created as part of your last research project are important to be made available to others for the purpose of validation?)
Discipline specific: e.g. FITS in astronomy, CIF in chemistry. (Which of the following research data formats you have indicated that you used or created as part of your last research project are important to be made available to others for the purpose of
Instrument specific: e.g. proprietary microscope formats such as Olympus Confocal Microscope Data Format, Carl Zeiss Digital Microscopic Image Format (ZVI). (Which of the following research data formats you have indicated that you used or created as part o
Other (please specify) (Which of the following research data formats you have indicated that you used or created as part of your last research project are important to be made available to others for the purpose of validation?)
None of these (Which of the following research data formats you have indicated that you used or created as part of your last research project are important to be made available to others for the purpose of validation?)
Approximately, what is the volume of the data you created as part of your last research project?
Approximately how many files of data did you produce as part of your last research project?
What was the primary source of funding for your last research project?
Other, please specify (What was the primary source of funding for your last research project?)
Other, please specify (Who do you believe 'owns' the research data that you have made or will make available to others as part of your last research project?)
Funder (Before Publication)
Institute (Before Publication)
My department (Before Publication)
Colleagues/collaborators (Before Publication)
Myself (Before Publication)
Publisher (Before Publication)
Other, please specify (Before Publication)
Don't know (Before Publication)
Funder (After Publication)
Institute (After Publication)
My department (After Publication)
Colleagues/collaborators (After Publication)
Myself (After Publication)
Publisher (After Publication)
Other, please specify (After Publication)
Don't know (After Publication)
As an appendix to a peer-reviewed research publication (e.g. journal article or book chapter) (Have you published the research data that you used or created as part of your last research project in any of the following ways?)
As a stand-alone peer-reviewed data publication (e.g. an article in a dedicated data journal) (Have you published the research data that you used or created as part of your last research project in any of the following ways?)
In a data repository (Have you published the research data that you used or created as part of your last research project in any of the following ways?)
Other, please specify (Have you published the research data that you used or created as part of your last research project in any of the following ways?)
None of the above (Have you published the research data that you used or created as part of your last research project in any of the following ways?)
Having access to others' research data benefits/would benefit my own research (To better understand your attitudes towards research data access, please think about the research data that typically is not published (e.g. not summary charts, tables or images
I am willing to allow others to access my research data (To better understand your attitudes towards research data access, please think about the research data that typically is not published (e.g. not summary charts, tables or images), and indicate how mu
I have previously shared my research data with others (To better understand your attitudes towards research data access, please think about the research data that typically is not published (e.g. not summary charts, tables or images), and indicate how much
I rely on research data shared with me from outside of my research team (To better understand your attitudes towards research data access, please think about the research data that typically is not published (e.g. not summary charts, tables or images), and
I encounter obstacles sharing my research data with others (To better understand your attitudes towards research data access, please think about the research data that typically is not published (e.g. not summary charts, tables or images), and indicate how
Sharing research data is associated with credit or reward in my field (To better understand your attitudes towards research data access, please think about the research data that typically is not published (e.g. not summary charts, tables or images), and i
Sharing research data is important for doing research in my field (To better understand your attitudes towards research data access, please think about the research data that typically is not published (e.g. not summary charts, tables or images), and indic
I have received sufficient training in research data sharing (To better understand your attitudes towards research data access, please think about the research data that typically is not published (e.g. not summary charts, tables or images), and indicate h
I provide my research data to publishers so that it can be made accessible with my research article (To better understand your attitudes towards research data access, please think about the research data that typically is not published (e.g. not summary ch
Research data management specialists need to play a role in research data sharing (To better understand your attitudes towards research data access, please think about the research data that typically is not published (e.g. not summary charts, tables or i
How has (or would) accessing others' research data benefitted you?
Where have (or would) you accessed others' research data? Please list specific websites, for example.
Article more likely to be accepted for publication (Which, if any of the following, do you think are benefits to you as an author for sharing your research data alongside your research article?)
Article more likely to be cited (Which, if any of the following, do you think are benefits to you as an author for sharing your research data alongside your research article?)
Compliance with funding body mandates (Which, if any of the following, do you think are benefits to you as an author for sharing your research data alongside your research article?)
Compliance with journal or publisher requirements (Which, if any of the following, do you think are benefits to you as an author for sharing your research data alongside your research article?)
Reproducibility of research (Which, if any of the following, do you think are benefits to you as an author for sharing your research data alongside your research article?)
Data reuse (Which, if any of the following, do you think are benefits to you as an author for sharing your research data alongside your research article?)
Research aggregation (e.g. for meta-analysis) (Which, if any of the following, do you think are benefits to you as an author for sharing your research data alongside your research article?)
More possibilities for collaboration (Which, if any of the following, do you think are benefits to you as an author for sharing your research data alongside your research article?)
Encourage other researchers to make their data publicly available (Which, if any of the following, do you think are benefits to you as an author for sharing your research data alongside your research article?)
Other, please specify (Which, if any of the following, do you think are benefits to you as an author for sharing your research data alongside your research article?)
Don't know (Which, if any of the following, do you think are benefits to you as an author for sharing your research data alongside your research article?)
Using the space below, please indicate what, if any, would be the drawback for you as the author if you were to share your research data with your research article.
Do you take steps to manage your research data and/or archive it for potential re-use by yourself and/or others?
How would you describe your approach to research data management?
Repository provided by my funder (Which of the following locations do you use to archive your research data?)
Repository provided by a publisher (Which of the following locations do you use to archive your research data?)
Repository provided by my institute (Which of the following locations do you use to archive your research data?)
Repository provided by my department (Which of the following locations do you use to archive your research data?)
I don't archive my research data (Which of the following locations do you use to archive your research data?)
Other, please specify (Which of the following locations do you use to archive your research data?)
Who usually does the archiving of your research data at these locations?
Other, please specify (Who usually does the archiving of your research data at these locations?)
Funder (Which of the following impacts your decision to archive research data?)
Publisher (Which of the following impacts your decision to archive research data?)
Institute (e.g. Library, Research Office, IT Department, etc.) (Which of the following impacts your decision to archive research data?)
My department (e.g. Department Head and/or Supervisor) (Which of the following impacts your decision to archive research data?)
Colleagues/collaborators (Which of the following impacts your decision to archive research data?)
My wider research field (e.g. documented code of conduct or informal practice) (Which of the following impacts your decision to archive research data?)
Myself (i.e. own initiative) (Which of the following impacts your decision to archive research data?)
Please provide details of anything/anyone else that drives your decision to archive research data.
Funder (attributes in which res agrees)
Publisher (attributes in which res agrees)
Institute (e.g. Library, Research Office, IT Department, etc.) (attributes in which res agrees)
My department (e.g. Department Head and/or Supervisor) (attributes in which res agrees)
Colleagues/collaborators (attributes in which res agrees)
My wider research field (e.g. documented code of conduct or informal practice) (attributes in which res agrees)
Myself (i.e. own initiative) (attributes in which res agrees)
random attribute selected from those with which respondent agrees
In your previous response you are mandated to archive your research data by the following category: ^f('QHIDAGREE20')^ . Do they have a research data management plan that you follow?
Funder's research data management organisation (Who is responsible for the execution of this research data management plan?)
Institutional Library (e.g. Librarian) (Who is responsible for the execution of this research data management plan?)
Institutional Research Office (e.g Research Administrator) (Who is responsible for the execution of this research data management plan?)
Institutional IT Department (Who is responsible for the execution of this research data management plan?)
My department (e.g. Department Head and/or Supervisor) (Who is responsible for the execution of this research data management plan?)
Other, please specify (Who is responsible for the execution of this research data management plan?)
Don't know (Who is responsible for the execution of this research data management plan?)
Funder's research data management organisation (Who is responsible for monitoring compliance with this research data management plan?)
Institutional Library (e.g. Librarian) (Who is responsible for monitoring compliance with this research data management plan?)
Institutional Research Office (e.g Research Administrator) (Who is responsible for monitoring compliance with this research data management plan?)
Institutional IT Department (Who is responsible for monitoring compliance with this research data management plan?)
My department (e.g. Department Head and/or Supervisor) (Who is responsible for monitoring compliance with this research data management plan?)
Other, please specify (Who is responsible for monitoring compliance with this research data management plan?)
Don't know (Who is responsible for monitoring compliance with this research data management plan?)
Does your institute allocate funds to cover the costs of managing and/or archiving research data?
Thinking about the funding your institute spent on managing and archiving research data, do you expect the funding in 2016 to increase, remain the same or decrease when compared to 2015?
Q2o_1 (Approximately, by what percentage do you expect it to increase?)
Q2oi_1 (Approximately, by what percentage do you expect it to decrease?)
Have you shared directly (i.e. person-to-person sharing) with others any or all of the research data that you used or created as part of your last research project?
Shared directly with researchers working on the same research project in a research collaboration (Irrespective of public sharing (e.g. archiving your research data in a repository accessible to others), have you done any of the following with any or all o
Shared directly with researchers NOT working on the same research project who I know personally (Irrespective of public sharing (e.g. archiving your research data in a repository accessible to others), have you done any of the following with any or all of
Shared directly with researchers NOT working on the same research project who I DON'T know personally (Irrespective of public sharing (e.g. archiving your research data in a repository accessible to others), have you done any of the following with any or a
Shared directly with research project partners (e.g. funders) (Irrespective of public sharing (e.g. archiving your research data in a repository accessible to others), have you done any of the following with any or all of the research data that you used or
Other, please specify (Irrespective of public sharing (e.g. archiving your research data in a repository accessible to others), have you done any of the following with any or all of the research data that you used or created as part of your last research p
Was any or all of the research data that you used or created as part of your last research project shared with you by others, either directly (i.e. person-to-person sharing) or indirectly (i.e. downloaded from a repository)?
CC 0 (Thinking your next set of research data, if you were to make it available under which license(s) would you make it available?)
CC BY Attribution (Thinking your next set of research data, if you were to make it available under which license(s) would you make it available?)
CC BY-NC NonCommercial (Thinking your next set of research data, if you were to make it available under which license(s) would you make it available?)
CC BY-NC-ND Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs (Thinking your next set of research data, if you were to make it available under which license(s) would you make it available?)
Other, please specify (Thinking your next set of research data, if you were to make it available under which license(s) would you make it available?)
Don't know (Thinking your next set of research data, if you were to make it available under which license(s) would you make it available?)
Are from someone I know personally (How important were the following factors when deciding to use others' research data that the data...)
Are from someone I DON'T know personally but who has a good reputation (How important were the following factors when deciding to use others' research data that the data...)
Are from someone at an institute with a good reputation (How important were the following factors when deciding to use others' research data that the data...)
Are from a repository with a good reputation (How important were the following factors when deciding to use others' research data that the data...)
Comply with guidelines around collection and/or formatting (How important were the following factors when deciding to use others' research data that the data...)
Have good documentation and/or metadata (How important were the following factors when deciding to use others' research data that the data...)
Are certified or accredited by a third party (How important were the following factors when deciding to use others' research data that the data...)
Are commonly used by others (How important were the following factors when deciding to use others' research data that the data...)
Have been cited in a publication in the formal literature (journals, books, etc.) (How important were the following factors when deciding to use others' research data that the data...)
Publications in the formal literature (journals, books, etc.) typically make reference to (cite) other published literature, usually in a separate cited references section. There is an increasing need to also cite research data that is not itself included
Prior to sharing, research data typically needs to be formatted and often has documentation and/or metadata added to make it re-useable by others. How would describe the effort typically required to make your research data re-useable by others?
You said that it takes a lot of effort to make your research data re-useable, what is the main reason for this?