Making visible the experience and activity in the research ecology at
Lincoln University
Roger G. Dawson
An invited address to colleagues at the Holmes Bay Retreat, Banks Peninsula, 12 Nov 2012
All researchers
postgraduates
emerging researchers
established researchers
alumni
Professional achievement
Viticulturist Social Scientist
Ecologist Landscape Architect Tourism
Operator Urban Designer Business Leader
Environmental Manager Data
Visualisation Specialist Agricultural
Economist Farm Manager Property Valuer
Iwi Resource Manager Transport Planner
The Lincoln Experience
Member of the Lincoln University community
• Professional identity
valuing of intellectual endeavour
connecting identity, reputation, international affiliation in the global research community
• Social engagement
Iwi, International Night, events, clubs, LEO, SAGE, WET
• Valuing diversity, creating synergies
• Promoting lifelong organisational affiliation
LTL as place on campus
• Library, Teaching and Learning the “go to” place
• Community connectivity and integration of activity
• Where values of teaching, learning, research intersect
• Kaitiakitanga – Stewardship
• Hub of “the Lincoln Experience”
LTL contributes by
• Contextualising research outputs
• Socialising areas of research
• Providing map of research ecology
• Linking the continuum of scholarly work
• Highlighting research contribution to global community
• Making visible the research profile
How LTL supports research
RESEARCHER
Research outputs
Research portfolios
Researcher ID ORCid
Research data
Community profile
Reference list LTL web
pages
PBRF
Research support achieved by
• Researcher at the centre of the ecology
• Marketing LTL services
• Connecting the knowledge networks
• Integrating research tools
Research ecology tools
Research Archive
Research Management
System
Data Management Archive
Community Archive
Researcher
Research Archive priorities
• Mandating deposit of research outputs
• ResearcherID/ ORCid
• API citations Web of Knowledge
• Creative Commons Licences
• Auto embargo release
• Upgrade DSpace
Community Archive priorities
• Celebrating current student and staff success
• Landscape Digital Archive – Professional collaboration NZILA (pilot by April 2013)
• Earthquake Response - Lincoln University’s CEISMIC content (SOLA, December 2012)
• Resilience (Environmental Management)
• Lincoln University - Lincoln Township 150 th anniversary
• Culture and history of organisation - Alumni
Research Management System priorities
• Managing research output workflow
• Capturing undervalued outputs
• Recording community contributions
• Verification of supporting evidence
• Identify data related to outputs
Data Management Archive priorities
• Research data audit
• Write Data Management Plan
• Evaluate data management systems
Postgraduates Emerging Established Alumni
Researchers
Time
journal ar cles chapters in books oral presenta ons
videos
posters
theses conference papers discussion papers research reports disserta ons
Research Outputs
photos external visitor presenta ons magazine videos
media SAGE news
plans alumni LEO
NZILA‐LDA annual repor ng
SoLA sports events Earthquake Response Community of University Assets
datasets spreadsheets interviews surveys
results
focus groups me series raw data Research Data
Re se ar ch Ac vity
Experience
Global Scholarly
Research Community
Re se ar ch Manag e men t Sy ste m
Journals @Lincoln Research Archive
Community Archive
Data Archive
NDHA
Digital NZ nzresearch.org.nz
Digital NZ
CEISMIC
data.govt.nz
Digital NZ
Lincoln data archives
Lincoln University
LTL Research Content Ecology
Digital Collec ons
From: Making visible the experience and ac vity in the research ecology at Lincoln University. Roger G. Dawson 12 Nov 2012. Library, Teaching and Learning. Lincoln University: h p://hdl.handle.net/10182/5047
Policy and Capability Reflec on and Review
Library, Teaching and Learning
Author
In consultation with Sarah L. Tritt
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