PERCEPTION OF LIBRARIANS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO RESEARCH DATA MANAGEMENT SERVICES

ABSTRACT

The rise of data intensive science and the foundation of data management orders have inspired scholarly libraries to create research data services (RDS) for their personnel and understudies. Here the aftereffects of two examinations are accounted for: curators’ RDS hones in INDIA what are more, Indian scholastic research libraries, and the RDS-related library strategies in those or comparable libraries. Results demonstrate that RDS are at present not every now and again utilized in libraries, but rather many services are in the arranging stages. Specialized RDS are less normal than instructive RDS, RDS are performed more frequently for personnel than for understudies, and more library chiefs trust they offer open doors for staff to create RDS-related aptitudes than the level of curators who see such chances to be accessible. Administrators require chances to take in more about these services either on grounds or through participation at workshops and professional gatherings.

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