Research Data and Geographic Information Librarian
ROSES Grants (NASA)
Most external funding from NASA comes from their Research Opportunities in Space and Earth Science (ROSES) program through their Science Mission Directorate (SMD).
Note: NASA calls their DMP an "Open Science and Data Management Plan" (OSDMP), but is relatively the same as other general DMPs and DMSPs. In compliance with the upcoming Open Science initiative, 2023 proposals will also need to plan to have their peer-reviewed publication (or accepted manuscript) available to the public at the time of publication.
All NASA funded research (publications and their associated data) must be deposited to NASA's designated repository, the STI Repository (previously PubSpace).
- ROSES Open Science and Data Management Plan FAQ [***Start Here***]Recommended reading before creating your DMP, it is an easy read and holds a lot of good information and related resources.
- Overview of Submitting to the STI Repository & PubSpaceAll NASA funded research must be deposited in the STI Repository upon completion.
- NASA's Science Information PolicyOverview of NASA's plan for increase public access to information. Includes links to important resources for researchers.
- NASA Regulations and GuidanceMore specific policy information including intellectual property rights.
NASA Roses Templates
You can find the full requirements for your OSDMP (Open Science and Data Management Plan) on the NASA website
All other divisions should follow NASA's general OSDMP recommendations.
Go see funder requirements and build your DMP at DMPTool.org
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