http://hdl.handle.net/10854/6627 2026-04-25T16:44:40Z http://hdl.handle.net/10854/8577 D8.6 – Final Data management plan Rovira Andújar, Anna; Llenas, Laia; Guerra Gorostegui, Nagore The Data Management Plan is a deliverable for project management, within the Project Management Work Package (8), and establishes procedures and plans for handling data generated through the FERTIMANURE project. Its intended is use is internal by the FERTIMANURE consortium, though it is in fact a public deliverable. Its first version is issued in M6, with subsequent releases in M16, M32, and M54. 2024-06-30T00:00:00Z http://hdl.handle.net/10854/6638 D8.2 Data Management Plan – 1st version Marks, Evan; Llenas, Laia; Assaker, Aurore; Dukić, Barbara The Data Management Plan (DMP) sets out the procedures and plans for handling data generated through the FERTIMANURE project, and is intended to be a manual for guiding and facilitating general data management and data storage needs for FERTIMANURE consortium members. This document also aims to clarify the obligations that beneficiaries have in terms of data standards, storage and protection, during the project and beyond with the objective of facilitating the exploitation of the results. It is intended to be a continuously evolving document, and hence can be adapted as the project progresses. This adaption will allow for any developments that have not been foreseen at the project start, and will be facilitated through review by the consortium members via the consortium meetings (Project Management Board). The expectation is that the project will produce 5 types of data, which include: 1) Documents generated for project analyses or deliverables 2) Schematics and P&IDs of the different FERTIMANURE on-farm pilots 3) Experimental, including: a. Data collected on pilot operation and processes b. Data on the properties and quality of products obtained from the pilot plants c. Experimental data collected in the agronomic trials 4) Data collected for undertaking the LCA and sustainability analyses 5) Software tools Due to the particular nature of these data types, the way each are generated, and the limitations for sharing and publication of each, the following sections outline the ways these data will be gathered, maintained, shared, and published. 2020-06-30T00:00:00Z