Dataset supporting the PSDI pilot survey - case study 4 - survey analysis & ELN data

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This dataset has been updated. Please use the version at https://doi.org/10.5258/SOTON/D2438v1 This dataset contains supporting information for the survey conducted by the Physical Science Data Infrastructure (PSDI) Initiative www.psdi.ac.uk. There were 8 case studies conducted as part of this project, this survey was designed predominantly by the researchers in case study 4, in conjunction with collaborators from case study 8. This survey was designed to collect data about current working practices in the physical sciences domain, looking at how scientists are recording and sharing their data, what software they use, what structures they work with, what features they require and how things have changed since the COVID-19 pandemic. Ethics approval was obtained from the University of Southampton Ethics and Research Governance Team through application ERGO/FEPS/70431 and our participants were provided with our participant information sheet and data protection plan prior to their participation in the survey. As part of this work an ELN Landscape Assessment was also conducted to extend the work done as part of this paper: https://jcheminf.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s13321-017-0221-3 This dataset includes the following data - PSDI_FullListofFeatures.pdf: Full list of features taken extrapolated from the survey and previous research with detailed explanations - PSDI_CategorisedSoftware.pdf: Categorised List of features extrapolated from the survey and previous research - PSDI_CategorisedFeatures.pdf: Categorised List of software taken from the survey - ELNLandscapeAssessment.xlsx: ELN Data collected as part of this project

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