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SUMMARY:Implementing DORUS at DSTG – our pathway to provisioning
DESCRIPTION:Ms Amanda Nixon1, Mr Alex Mattison1, Mr  Marty Mark1\n1Defence Science And Technology Group, Australia\nSituation\nDefence Science & Technology Group (DSTG) brings together interdisciplinary research expertise to address Defence and national security challenges. Like those in other research organisations, DSTG researchers are embracing  eResearch tools and techniques. They are backed by significant investment in enabling infrastructure including classified cloud and high performance computing, but with significant opportunity to uplift research data management (RDM) practice.\nTask\nThe Research Data & Information team within Digital Science Scientific Computing (DSSC) were tasked with identifying and implementing tools to immediately improve RDM practice at DSTG.\nThe focus of this presentation is the adoption of ReDBox software to act as an eResearch Planning Tool for DSTG.\nAction\nIn 2019, a selection of researcher-facing and infrastructure-focussed staff from DSSC visited leading Australian eResearch organisations to identify practices that would translate into the Defence context. That process identified ReDBox as a research community-driven tool that could be adapted for RDM planning and metadata storage. Collaborating with QCIF, DSTG staff implemented a local, customised version of ReDBox adapting the RDM planning module to become an eResearch Planning Tool that:\n\nEnables Defence research projects to engage early with DSSC\nProvides self-provisioning capability\nCollects information to form the basis of research dataset descriptions\n\nResult\nThe tool, locally named DORUS (Data Organised Right Underpins Science), was launched in August 2021. Early indications are that it will grow to be integral to the research project workflow, will lay the foundation for uplifted RDM practice and be an automated gateway to eResearch capabilities.\n\nBiography:\nAmanda Nixon is an eResearch and data management enthusiast with a keen interest in anything that makes the life of the researcher easier. Currently leading the Research Data and Information team at Defence Science and Technology, she has growing expertise in data management, data movement and research collaboration in secure environments.\n
URL:https://conference.eresearch.edu.au/events/implementing-dorus-at-dstg-our-pathway-to-provisioning/
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