Effective RDM helps you: 
Research Services staff in the Brynmor Jones Library provide support for researchers developing Data Management Plans and evaluating options for data preservation: rdm@hull.ac.uk.
Contact the Research Governance Office for advice about data protection policy and good practice: researchgovernance@hull.ac.uk
The creation, management, dissemination and use/re-use of research data can be key to the outcome and impact of any research project. Increasingly, research funders and publishers are mandating the deposit and dissemination of research data, to support replication and development of research findings, and public engagement where appropriate.
RDM is not just for scientists! Research data comes in many forms.
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Recommended: a series of five short blog posts by Alistair Downie at the University of Cambridge, illustrating common pitfalls and solutions when managing files across the lifetime of a project and beyond. Published December 2019.
See also How to Deal with Sensitive Data: a guide to anonymisation, encryption and storage, from the EU's OpenAire project.
A series of highly readable pdf guides originating from CREATe, the UK Copyright and Creative Economy Centre at the University of Glasgow:
See also How To Licence Research Data, from Edinburgh's Digital Curation Centre (2014), for a comprehensive overview of suitable licence types for datasets.
Related Library guides University of Hull researchers may find useful:
