2.3 How will you handle copyright and Intellectual Property Rights issues?

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IK contacte Gabriel Clerc.

3. Data storage and preservation

3.1 How will your data be stored and backed-up during the research?

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Table with storage solutions proposed at EPFL is stored on Switchdrive/DMP FNS folder. Le tableau d'offres de stockage avec leurs caractéristiques est disponible dans le folder DMP SNF de Switchdrive.

3.2 What is your data preservation plan?

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Describe the procedure, notably which criteria,  is used to select data to be preserved, for how long and whether they must be made public.  Note that preservation does not necessarily mean publication (e.g. personal sensitive data may be preserved but never published). 
This section should answer the following questions:
        - Reusability of the data (quality of metadata, integrity and accessibility of data, license allowing reuse, readability of data (chosen file formats))
        - Value of the data (indispensable data, completeness of the data or data set, uniqueness, possibility to reproduce the data in the same conditions, interest of the data, potential of reuse)
        - Ethical considerations
        - Stakeholders requirements
        - Costs (are there additional costs that come with using the repositoryor data archive of your choice? Did you anticipate these costs for using therepositorrepository or data archive? Howwill you cover such costs?)
        - Selection basically has to be done together with or by the data producer or someone else with deep specialist knowledge.
Other criteria from the Digital Curation Center. In addition, select appropriated preservation formats (see section 1.1) and data description or metadata (see section 1.3).
Contact for assistance: researchdata@epfl.ch (EPFL), data-archive@library.ethz.ch (ETHZ)

4. Data sharing and reuse

4.1 How and where will the data be shared?

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On which repository do you plan to share your data?

It is recommended to publish in well established (or even certified) domain specific repositories  if available :
In domains, for which no suitable subject repositories are available, generalist repositories are available, particularly:
Note: SNSF does not pay for storage in commercial data repositories (even thought data preparation costs are eligible)

How will potential users find out about your data?

You may consider:
Contact for assistance: researchdata@epfl.ch (EPFL), data-archive@library.ethz.ch (ETHZ)

4.2 Are there any necessary limitations to protect sensitive data?

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You may mention specifically the conditions under which the data will be made available:
AD s'en occupe et à re-confirmer avecReO

4.3 I will choose digital repositories that are conform to the FAIR data principles

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A good data management should in fine facilitate discovery, assess, reuse and analysis of data by humans and  machines. Following the Force11 FAIR Data Principles is a good way to achieve this. FAIR stands for :
Source: https://www.authorea.com/users/153202/articles/167473-electronic-lab-notebooks-eln-and-laboratory-information-management-systems-lims-deployment-in-academic-life-sciences-research-laboratories

4.4 I will choose digital repositories maintained by a non-profit organisation

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You have to answer here by choosing yes/no on a radio button. If you choose "no", you will have to explain why you cannot share your data on a non-commercial digital repository.
One possible reason would be to ensure the visibility of your research, if your research community is standardly publishing data on a well-established but commercial digital repository.