This paper aims to reveal the situation of research data in chemistry research process and chemistry researchers' need for data management support from five perspectives, i.e., data generation and collection, data recording and processing, data preservation and backup, data publication and sharing, needs for data management and sharing services.
Our aim was to develop a digital repository for heterogeneous data for Integrated Biomedical Research, equipped with an interface to a data grid environment for data tracking, preservation and sharing across institutions.
In the last decade, several data preservation, management, sharing policies, and plans have emerged in response to increased funding for high-throughput approaches in genomics and functional genomics science [ 1].
To foster proper data preservation and maximize data reuse, annotation requirement guidelines have been issued under the Genomic Standards Consortium (GSC) initiative.
Additional concerns raised with increasing use of analytics include data interpretation, data ownership, data preservation, sharing data with parties outside of the institution environment, and proper training of staff members regarding the data (Sclater & Bailey, 2015).
Laboratory experiments can be extremely expensive and time consuming to replicate and, therefore, long-term preservation of experimental data and sharing the data with users has become one of the disciplinary priorities.
iProX facilitates data analysis and sharing.
In 'Standards and Data Sharing' section, we provide more discussions on data standards and data sharing.
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