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 # Longterm Preservation for Research Data
 
+## Why should research data be preserved?
 
+There are several reasons. On the one hand, research data should be preserved to make the results
+reproducible. On the other hand research data could be used a second time for investigating another
+question. In the latter case persistent identifiers (like DOI) are needed to make these data
+findable and citable. In both cases it is important to add meta-data to the data.
 
-### Why should research data be preserved?
+## Which research data should be preserved?
 
-There are several reasons. On the one hand, research data should be
-preserved to make the results reproducible. On the other hand research
-data could be used a second time for investigating another question. In
-the latter case persistent identifiers (like DOI) are needed to make
-these data findable and citable. In both cases it is important to add
-meta-data to the data.
+Since large quantities of data are nowadays produced it is not possible to store everything. The
+researcher needs to decide which data are worth and important to keep.
 
-### Which research data should be preserved?
+In case these data come from simulations, there are two possibilities: 1 Storing the result of the
+simulations 1 Storing the software and the input-values
 
-Since large quantities of data are nowadays produced it is not possible
-to store everything. The researcher needs to decide which data are worth
-and important to keep.
-
-In case these data come from simulations, there are two possibilities: 1
-Storing the result of the simulations 1 Storing the software and the
-input-values
-
-Which of these possibilities is preferable depends on the time the
-simulations need and on the size of the result of the calculations. Here
-one needs to estimate, which possibility is cheaper.
+Which of these possibilities is preferable depends on the time the simulations need and on the size
+of the result of the calculations. Here one needs to estimate, which possibility is cheaper.
 
 **This is, what DFG says** (translated from
-<http://www.dfg.de/download/pdf/foerderung/programme/lis/ua_inf_empfehlungen_200901.pdf>,
-page 2):
-
-*Primary research data are data, which were created in the course* *of
-studies of sources, experiments, measurements or surveys. They are the*
-*basis of scholarly publications*. *The definition of primary research
-data depends on the subject*. *Each community of researchers should
-decide by itself, if raw data are* *already primary research data or at
-which degree of aggregation data* *should be preserved. Further it
-should be agreed upon the granularity* *of research data: how many data
-yield one set of data, which will be* *given a persistent identifier*.
-
-### Why should I add Meta-Data to my data?
-
-Many researchers think, that adding meta-data is time-consuming and
-senseless but that isn't true. On the contrary, adding meta-data is very
-important, since they should enable other researchers to know, how and
-in which circumstances these data are created, in which format they are
-saved, and which software in which version is needed to view the data,
-and so on, so that other researchers can reproduce these data or use
-them for new investigations. Last but not least meta-data should enable
-you in ten years time to know what your data describe, which you created
-such a long time ago.
-
-### What are Meta-Data?
-
-Meta-data means data about data. Meta-data are information about the
-stored file. There can be administrative meta-data, descriptive
-meta-data, technical meta-data and so on. Often meta-data are stored in
-XML-format but free text is also possible. There are some meta-data
-standards like [Dublin Core](http://dublincore.org/) or
-[LMER](http://www.dnb.de/EN/Standardisierung/LMER/lmer_node.html). Below
-are some examples:
-
--   possible meta-data for a book would be:
-    -   Title
-    -   Author
-    -   Publisher
-    -   Publication year
-    -   ISBN
-
-<!-- -->
-
--   possible meta-data for an electronically saved image would be:
-    -   resolution of the image
-    -   information about the colour depth of the picture
-    -   file format (jpg or tiff or ...)
-    -   file size
-    -   how was this image created (digital camera, scanner, ...)
-    -   description of what the image shows
-    -   creation date of the picture
-    -   name of the person who made the picture
-
-<!-- -->
-
--   meta-data for the result of a calculation/simulation could be:
-    -   file format
-    -   file size
-    -   input data
-    -   which software in which version was used to calculate the
-        result/to do the simulation
-    -   configuration of the software
-    -   date of the calculation/simulation (start/end or start/duration)
-    -   computer on which the calculation/simulation was done
-    -   name of the person who submitted the calculation/simulation
-    -   description of what was calculated/simulated
-
-### Where can I get more information about management of research data?
+<http://www.dfg.de/download/pdf/foerderung/programme/lis/ua_inf_empfehlungen_200901.pdf>, page 2):
+
+*Primary research data are data, which were created in the course* *of studies of sources,
+experiments, measurements or surveys. They are the* *basis of scholarly publications*. *The
+definition of primary research data depends on the subject*. *Each community of researchers should
+decide by itself, if raw data are* *already primary research data or at which degree of aggregation
+data* *should be preserved. Further it should be agreed upon the granularity* *of research data: how
+many data yield one set of data, which will be* *given a persistent identifier*.
+
+## Why should I add Meta-Data to my data?
+
+Many researchers think, that adding meta-data is time-consuming and senseless but that isn't true.
+On the contrary, adding meta-data is very important, since they should enable other researchers to
+know, how and in which circumstances these data are created, in which format they are saved, and
+which software in which version is needed to view the data, and so on, so that other researchers can
+reproduce these data or use them for new investigations. Last but not least meta-data should enable
+you in ten years time to know what your data describe, which you created such a long time ago.
+
+## What are Meta-Data?
+
+Meta-data means data about data. Meta-data are information about the stored file. There can be
+administrative meta-data, descriptive meta-data, technical meta-data and so on. Often meta-data are
+stored in XML-format but free text is also possible. There are some meta-data standards like
+[Dublin Core](http://dublincore.org/) or
+[LMER](https://www.dnb.de/DE/Professionell/Standardisierung/Standards/_content/lmer_uof_akk.html)
+Below are some examples:
+
+- possible meta-data for a book would be:
+  - Title
+  - Author
+  - Publisher
+  - Publication
+  - year
+  - ISBN
+- possible meta-data for an electronically saved image would be:
+  - resolution of the image
+  - information about the colour depth of the picture
+  - file format (jpg or tiff or ...)
+  - file size how was this image created (digital camera, scanner, ...)
+  - description of what the image shows
+  - creation date of the picture
+  - name of the person who made the picture
+- meta-data for the result of a calculation/simulation could be:
+  - file format
+  - file size
+  - input data
+  - which software in which version was used to calculate the result/to do the simulation
+  - configuration of the software
+  - date of the calculation/simulation (start/end or start/duration)
+  - computer on which the calculation/simulation was done
+  - name of the person who submitted the calculation/simulation
+  - description of what was calculated/simulated
+
+## Where can I get more information about management of research data?
 
 Got to
 
--   <http://www.forschungsdaten.org/> (german version) or
--   <http://www.forschungsdaten.org/en/> (english version)
+-   <http://www.forschungsdaten.org/> (german version) or <http://www.forschungsdaten.org/en/>
+-   (english version)
 
 to find more information about managing research data.
 
-### I want to store my research data at ZIH. How can I do that?
-
-Longterm preservation of research data is under construction at ZIH and
-in a testing phase. Nevertheless you can already use the archiving
-service. \<br /> If you would like to become a test user, please write
-an E-Mail to Dr. Klaus Khler (klaus.koehler \[at\] tu-dresden.de).
+## I want to store my research data at ZIH. How can I do that?
 
--- Main.DanielaKoudela - 2012-03-26
+Longterm preservation of research data is under construction at ZIH and in a testing phase.
+Nevertheless you can already use the archiving service. If you would like to become a test
+user, please write an E-Mail to Dr. Klaus Köhler (klaus.koehler \[at\] tu-dresden.de).