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Indigenous peoples research data management plan: considerations regarding the FAIR and CARE principles

Introduction: Research data management is a recent concern of the scientific community. Researchers and research groups have different practices and approaches to data management, considering aspects related to their areas of knowledge. In this context, data processing, from collection to disseminat...

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Main Authors: Torino, Emanuelle, Monteiro, Elizabete Cristina de Souza de Aguiar, Vidotti, Silvana Aparecida Borsetti Gregorio
Format: Online
Language:Portuguese
Published: Universidade Estadual de Campinas 2023
Subjects:
Research data management plan
FAIR principles
CARE principles
Digital preservation
Indigenous peoples
Plano de gestão de dados de pesquisa
Princípios FAIR
Princípios CARE
Preservação digital
Povos indígenas
Online Access:https://econtents.sbu.unicamp.br/inpec/index.php/rebpred/article/view/17936
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Summary:Introduction: Research data management is a recent concern of the scientific community. Researchers and research groups have different practices and approaches to data management, considering aspects related to their areas of knowledge. In this context, data processing, from collection to dissemination, must consider aspects such as the FAIR and CARE Principles, as well as digital preservation, fundamental issues to ensure that the data generated can be shared for current and future access and use. Objective: Discuss the Indigenous Peoples Research Data Management Plan, bringing to its elements the FAIR and CARE Principles, as well as aspects related to digital preservation. Methodology: Bibliographical and exploratory research with a qualitative approach, applicable to the context of the Research Data Management Plan, especially of Indigenous Peoples. Results: A theoretical framework is presented which can equip the researcher to prepare the Indigenous Peoples Research Data Management Plan, considering the ethical and technical treatment and the digital preservation of the data. Conclusion: The research assists researchers in understanding the FAIR and CARE Principles, as well as the digital preservation actions to be developed in order to make it possible to locate, access and (re)use data created, compiled or generated in the future.  Thus, researchers will be able to prepare the Indigenous Peoples Research Data Management Plan in compliance with the FAIR and CARE Principles and digital preservation.
ISSN:2675-3073

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