- Project Information
- General Data Management Plan Information
- Data description
3.1 Nature of data {generated, observed, experimental information; samples; publications; physical collections; software; models}
3.2 Scale of data - Existing Data [ If applicable ]
4.1 Description of existing data relevant to the project
4.2 Plans for integration with data collection
4.3 Added value of collection, need to collect/create new data - Audience
5.1 Potential secondary users
5.2 Potential scope or scale of use
5.3 Reasons not to share or reuse - Access and Sharing
6.1 Plans for depositing in an existing public database
6.2 Access procedures
6.3 Embargo periods
6.4 Access charges
6.5 Timeframe for access
6.6 Technical access methods
6.7 Restrictions on access - Formats
7.1 Generation and dissemination formats and procedural justification
7.2 Storage format and archival justification - Metadata and documentation
8.1 Metadata to be provided
8.2 Metadata standards used
8.3 Treatment of field notes, and collection records
8.4 Planned documentation and supporting materials
8.5 Quality assurance procedures for metadata and documentation - Data Organization [ if complex ]
9.1 File organization
9.2 Naming conventions - Quality Assurance [ if not described in main proposal ]
10.1 Procedures for ensuring data quality in collections, and expected measurement error
10.2 Cleaning and editing procedures
10.3 Validation methods - Storage, backup, replication, and versioning
11.1 Facilities
11.2 Methods
11.3 Procedures
11.4 Frequency
11.5 Replication
11.6 Version management
11.7 Recovery guarantees - Security
12.1 Procedural controls
12.2 Technical Controls
12.3 Confidentiality concerns
12.4 Access control rules
12.5 Restrictions on use - Responsibility
13.1 Individual or project team role responsible for data management - Budget
14.1 Cost of preparing data and documentation
14.2 Cost of permanent archiving - Intellectual Property Rights
15.1 Entities who hold property rights
15.2 Types of IP rights in data
15.3 Protections provided
15.4 Dispute resolution process - Legal Requirements
16.1 Provider requirements and plans to meet them
16.2 Institutional requirements and plans to meet them - Archiving and Preservation
17.1 Requirements for data destruction, if applicable
17.2 Procedures for long term preservation
17.3 Institution responsible for long-term costs of data preservation
17.4 Succession plans for data should archiving entity go out of existence - Ethics and privacy
18.1 Informed consent
18.2 Protection of privacy
18.3 Other ethical issues - Adherence
19.1 When will adherence to data management plan be checked or demonstrated?
19.2 Who is responsible for managing data in the project?
19.3 Who is responsible for checking adherence to data management plan?

