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Giving Pacific research greater reach

Giving Pacific research greater reach

the New Zealand Institute for Pacific Research (NZIPR) was charged with establishing a repository to enable the collection, collation, and dissemination of research data and outputs. NZIPR worked with the Centre for eResearch to connect with the Analysis & Policy Observatory (APO) in order to host a not-for-profit, open access research collection and information service repository.

Data management planning for MOA*

Data management planning for MOA*

Data management planning for MOA* *Microlensing Observations in Astrophysics (MOA) Dr Nicholas Rattenbury, Physics, University of Auckland; Associate Professor Ian Bond, Institute of Natural & Mathematical Sciences, Massey. Research data management designed by Rob...
Research data publishing  and preservation at COMPASS

Research data publishing and preservation at COMPASS

Research data publishing and preservation at COMPASS Dr Matthew Moore, Research IT Specialist, Centre for eResearch, University of Auckland Home • Archive for "Training and Enablement" COMPASS data repository The Centre of Methods and Policy Application...
Passive acoustic modelling

Passive acoustic modelling

Passive acoustic modelling Ivan Braga Campos, PhD Candidate, Dr Anne Gaskett, Senior Lecturer, Professor William Lee, Landcare Research / University of Auckland, Dr Louis Ranjard, The Australian National University, Canberra Home • Archive for "Research...
Making stroke recovery prediction tools freely available

Making stroke recovery prediction tools freely available

Making stroke recovery prediction tools freely available Associate Professor Cathy Stinear, Department of Medicine Home • Archive for "Training and Enablement" PRESTO platform and resource database Stroke is a leading cause of adult disability...
MFT-ICR mass spectrometry data management and analysis workflow

MFT-ICR mass spectrometry data management and analysis workflow

Mass spectrometry (MS) is an analytical technique that ionizes chemical species and sorts the ions based on their mass-to-charge ratio (m/z). In addition to the m/z value, the natural abundance of atomic isotopes provides a unique fingerprint for each ion.