The data management planning tool DMPTuuli helps researchers manage and share their data as well as meet funding agency requirements. In practice, the tool will help researchers write data management plans. DMPTuuli includes questions and guidance in order to help the drafting of a data management plan. DMPTuuli is provided by the Tuuli project of the Finnish Ministry of Education, Science and Culture.
There are several useful general guidelines for all organisations and applications on DMPTuuli:
DMPTuuli guides you throughout all the stages of a data management plan.
There is a Finnish-speaking screencast on how to use DMPTuuli with English subtitles on the homepage of DMPTuuli. Finnish Social Science Data Archive (FSD) has also written good guidelines for DMPTuuli in English. See:
ATT - Open Science and Research Initiative produces information material and tools to help data management planning:
Finnish Social Science Data Archive (FSD) is a national resource centre for social science research and teaching.
It archives, promotes and disseminates digital research data for research, teaching and learning purposes. The FSD promotes open access to research data as well as transparency, accumulation and efficient reuse of scientific research.
On the FSD’s web pages you find information about
Note that the FSD might be one possibility for archiving, sharing, and long-term preservation of your research data. See:
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