Case Studies
To better relate theory to practice, we offer a range of case studies carried out by DCC. They involve a range of stakeholders in curation, from researchers creating primary data, to data librarians and others involved in preserving and reusing it.
The studies provide examples of digital curation practice across a range of disciplines. Some identify areas where additional guidance, tools and research are required.
Listed below are PDF copies of just a few recent study reports. For further details and more studies select SCARP from the menu alongside.
Disciplinary Approaches to Sharing, Curation, Reuse and Preservation: DCC SCARP Final Report to JISC
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