#  1 Introduction

This Data Management Plan (DMP) is a continuously updated document that
describes the new data generated in the BlueHealth project, its type, format
and structure, the arrangements for its storage and security, and its
potential for being used by others outside of the BlueHealth Consortium. The
structure of this DMP is based on the guidelines provided in annexes to the
EC’s _Guidelines on Data Management in Horizon 2020_ 1  and the Digital
Curation Centre’s _Checklist for a Data Management Plan_ 2  .

##  1.1 Open Data

Horizon 2020 includes a limited and flexible pilot action on open access to
research data. The BlueHealth project is participating in this pilot and the
development of this DMP has been done in part to facilitate the release of
some of the data generated within the project through storage in research data
repositories.

It is anticipated that the structure and content of the DMP facilitate

Documenting how endeavour to make it possible for third parties to access,
mine, exploit, reproduce and disseminate them

##  1.2 Contents and structure of this Data Management Plan

This document is ordered according to the work package (WP) within which each
data set is to be primarily generated and subsequently curated.

In instances where a number of data sets are described for a given section of
a WP (a specific study or component task of the WP), the data sets are
described titled according to that study or task name.

Information provided for each data set includes:

  * A data set reference and name 

  

  * A description of the contents of the data set 

  

  * Information on standards and metadata used to manage the data set 

  

  * Information on data sharing within BlueHealth 

  

  * Details on the archiving and preservation of the data, including collection and storage and Open Data 

  

##  1.3 General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)

In the light of the upcoming change of data protection legislation, a series
of steps have been taken by the Project Coordinator regarding compliance
within the BlueHealth project. GDPR (Regulation (EU) 2016/679)  3  will be
implemented on the 25th May 2018, at which point legal uses of personal data
will change. EU citizens will be granted additional controls on the actions of
those processing their personal data and on its free movement. The Project
Coordinator has undertaken training in GDPR compliance at the University of
Exeter. A session on GDPR and ethics will be given at the 2018 BlueHealth
annual conference in Tartu, Estonia by the project’s External Ethics Advisor
Professor Ken Goodman to the project team as a whole. The review of this
document is currently on hold pending further information gathering on the
part of BlueHealth partners regarding actions that should be taken within
their institutions (and the project) to ensure compliance.

#  2 Data sets generated in WP2

The only primary data generated in WP2 relates to a large online survey that
will be carried out in tasks T2.3 and T2.4. The other tasks in WP2 relate to
review of pre-existing data or use and analysis of secondary datasets. Data
related to these tasks are not described in this document, which is primarily
concerned with management of data generated specifically for the purposes
of—and within the remit of—the BlueHealth project.

##  2.1 BlueHealth Survey (tasks T2.3, T2.4)

2.1.1 Data set reference, name

BlueHealth Survey Data.

###  2.1.2 Data set description

These data comprise quantitative and qualitative information on visits to open
spaces, health and demographic data.

The entire data set will consist of 48 component data sets (one per country,
per quarter, for 12 countries).

###  2.1.3 Standards and metadata

The data will be stored as text files to maximise potential for use with a
variety of analytical software.

It is not known at this stage if any particular standards will be adhered to
managing this data beyond those associated with generic good data management
practice.

###  2.1.4 Data sharing

After cleaning, the data set will be made available to other BlueHealth
partners upon request. The request will allow each researcher to obtain the
correct IT credentials for accessing a secure, encrypted server located at
University of Exeter (UNEXE) via virtual private network (VPN). It will not be
possible to download data from this server; instead all analyses will be
carried out remotely using analytical software installed on that machine.

In order to satisfy data protection and ethical concerns, any information that
might permit identification of survey respondents is removed or obfuscated. In
practice, the only data which might afford this possibility is geolocation
data. Rounding of grid references will be carried out upon receipt of the data
(after merging with relevant geographic data from existing databases), thereby
preventing any possibility of subject identification.

###  2.1.5 Archiving and preservation

_2.1.5.1 Collection and storage of data_

The data will be collected by a third party survey company using an online
panel questionnaire. The company will provide the data sets to UNEXE for
storage in an encrypted form on secure servers, where it will remain for the
duration of the project lifetime. Data will be backed up at least daily to
another dedicated server based on onsite as well to a remote server (also on
UNEXE property, but at different geographic location in the UK). _2.1.5.2 Open
Data_

The entire data set (without geolocation data but with additional geographical
variables, see _above_ ) will be made available as Open Data after an embargo
period following the end of the BlueHealth project lifetime. The length of the
embargo period is yet to be determined.

The data will be relocated to an Open Data repository based at UNEXE known as
Open Research Exeter (ORE). Responsibility for the management of the data will
then be transferred to ORE, who may require the addition of metadata to the
data set in order to aid in its identification by the research community at
large.

#  3 Data sets generated in WP3

The data generated in this WP are specific to each community-level
intervention study, which may be either a case study or individual-level
intervention study. Therefore, the data sets are described under subheadings
for each study.

##  3.1 Appia Antica park (tasks T3.3 and T3.4) 3.1.1 Data set reference, name

Park user data set.

###  3.1.2 Data set description

The  park user  data set will contain data on individual use and perception of
the park and individual perception of health.

The nature of the environment at the site will be evaluated using the
BlueSpace Survey.

###  3.1.3 Standards and metadata

All data will be stored as open format text (.csv) files. These data will be
structured and managed using established standards.

###  3.1.4 Data sharing

These data may be shared with WP2 within BlueHealth. Depending on the nature
of the data collected, it may be possible for either the entire data set or a
subset of it to be pooled with other WP3 studies, a task which may be carried
out within the remit of task T2.5. The practical arrangements for transferring
these data to WP2 are yet to be established.

###  3.1.5 Archiving and preservation

_3.1.5.1 Collection and storage of data_

An adapted version of the BlueHealth Survey will be used alongside interviews
carried out with both users and non-users to collect  park user  data. The
first data will be collected in October/November 2016 and data collection will
end in October/November

2017\. The  park user  data will be collected by questionnaire and will be
stored on-site at ISS on secure servers. Data will be backed up weekly using
the standard procedures followed at ISS. _3.1.5.2 Open Data_

The  park user  data set will be made available to the public after the
BlueHealth project has been completed. These data will be shared with
interested users by means of individual requests made to the ISS.

##  3.2 English Coast Path (tasks T3.3 and T3.4)

###  3.2.1 Data set reference, name

The following data sets will be created for the Staithes stretch of coast
path, and additional data sets similarly created for the second possible
stretch of path:

  * CoastPathWave1_Staithes 

  

  * CoastPathWave2_Staithes 

  

  * CoastPathWave3_Staithes 

  

  * CoastPath_StaithesAudit 

  

  * CoastPathWave1_StaithesControl 

  

  * CoastPathWave2_StaithesControl 

  

  * CoastPathWave3_StaithesControl 

  

  * CoastPath_ControlStaithesAudit 

  

###  3.2.2 Data set description

The data sets suffixed "Audit" will contain audit data using the BlueSpace
Survey (including objective land cover data). The "wave1" data will contain
data collected from the adapted BlueHealth Survey from March 2017 at both the
intervention and control sites. The "wave2" data will contain data collected
from the adapted BlueHealth Survey from summer 2017 (when the path opens) at
both the intervention and control sites. The "wave3" data will contain data
collected from the adapted BlueHealth Survey from March 2018 at both the
intervention and control sites. All of the above three will contain some
sensitive data such as approximate home location, health status and socio-
economic indicators.

The data collected from the BlueHealth Survey and will potentially be
supplemented by objective data e.g. accelerometry or pedestrian counts.
Standards and metadata

###  3.2.3 Data sharing

These data may be shared with WP2 within BlueHealth. Depending on the nature
of the data collected, it may be possible for either the entire data set or a
subset of it to be pooled with other WP3 studies, a task which may be carried
out within the remit of task T2.5. The practical arrangements for transferring
these data to WP2 are yet to be established.

###  3.2.4 Archiving and preservation

_3.2.4.1 Collection and storage of data_

Data collection will begin at the start of March 2017 and be completed by end
of March 2018.

Data will stored as xls files generally. Where objective data are being used,
they are often recorded in their own local file format. All data will be
structure and managed according to established standards and stored at a local
offline secure server based at the University of Exeter. Data will be backed
up daily to another server on-site.

All the "wave" datasets will be collected by questionnaire (unless we decide
to incorporate objective data in these). At present, we intend for this to be
postal. In any case, objective data will be collected via its own medium (i.e.
pen-and-paper pedestrian counts, electronic pulse counts, or accelerometer
measured data). The audit datasets will be collected via self-completion
questionnaire too.

_3.2.4.2 Open Data_

All data will be made available to the public after the BlueHealth project has
been completed. An Open Data repository at the University of Exeter will be
used to host the data sets and make them available to the public.

###  3.2.5 Analysis and reporting

Analyses will be carried out at UNEXE. In principle, data may be pooled with
other case study data, but the practicalities and sense of such pooling is yet
to be established.

##  3.3 Ripoll River low-cost intervention (tasks T3.3 and T3.4)

3.3.1 Data set reference, name Ripoll River low-cost intervention

###  3.3.2 Data set description

This data set contains an evaluation of the results of a pre-post intervention
longitudinal study. The data will be generated through administering an
adapted version of the BlueHealth Survey.

3.3.3 Standards and metadata

The data will be managed and structured according to established standards.

###  3.3.4 Data sharing

Data will be analysed solely at CREAL. These data may be shared with WP2
within BlueHealth. Depending on the nature of the data collected, it may be
possible for either the entire data set or a subset of it to be pooled with
other WP3 studies, a task which may be carried out within the remit of task
T2.5. The practical arrangements for transferring these data to WP2 are yet to
be established.

###  3.3.5 Archiving and preservation

_3.3.5.1 Collection and storage of data_

Data will be collected from mid-September 2017 to mid-May 2018.

Data will be stored as Excel spreadsheets. Data will be stored at CREAL in
encrypted form on secure servers and a weekly back-up carried out to another
server on-site.

_3.3.5.2 Open Data_

All data except those containing personal information will be made available
as Open Data after the BlueHealth project has been completed, and will be
stored for public access on a repository hosted by CREAL.

##  3.4 Besòs River along Montcada i Reixac (tasks T3.3 and T3.4)

3.4.1 Data set reference, name

Besos River along Montcada i Reixac

###  3.4.2 Data set description

This data will be generated from evaluation of a longitudinal pre-post
intervention looking at a population of adults (>18 years, males and females)
using an a adapted version of the BlueHealth Survey. Additional data in the
same data set will be generated using the BlueSpace Survey.

3.4.3 Standards and metadata

The data will be managed and structured according to established standards.

###  3.4.4 Data sharing

Data will be analysed at CREAL. These data may be shared with WP2 within
BlueHealth. Depending on the nature of the data collected, it may be possible
for either the entire data set or a subset of it to be pooled with other WP3
studies, a task which may be carried out within the remit of task T2.5. The
practical arrangements for transferring these data to WP2 are yet to be
established. 3.4.5 Archiving and preservation

_3.4.5.1 Collection and storage of data_

Data will be collected from mid-November 2016 to mid-June 2017.

The data will be stored as Excel spreadsheets. Data will be stored at CREAL in
encrypted form on secure servers and a weekly back-up carried out to another
server on-site.

_3.4.5.2 Open Data_

All data except those containing personal information will be made available
as Open Data after the BlueHealth project has been completed, and will be
stored for public access on a repository hosted by CREAL.

##  3.5 Modernist water body Anne Kanal Tartu (tasks T3.3 and T3.4)

###  3.5.1 Data set reference, name

Nine data sets will be generated in the course of this case study, as follows:

  1. BlueSpace affordance (T5.2) and SoftGIS data 

    1. Spatially-linked preferences for blue space 

  
  

  

  2. Physical interventions baseline survey data (T5.3) 

    1. Health and physical activity status data 

  

    2. Site observation data 

  

    3. Site quality information 

  
  

  

  3. Design of interventions construction data (5.4); detailed construction design map 

  

  4. Interventions construction costs data (T5.3 and T5.7); costs of construction data 

  

  5. Qualitative data from discussions 

  

  6. Physical intervention post construction impact evaluation data (T5.7) 

    1. Health and physical activity status data 

  

    2. Site observation data 

  
  

  

  7. Virtual intervention evaluation data (T5.6); preference data 

  

  8. Virtual therapy prototype Estonian results data (T4.4); health response data 

  

  9. Case study scenario discussion group data (T6.2); qualitative data from discussions 

  

  

###  3.5.2 Data set description

These data relate to urban acupuncture in the sense of making temporary
interventions that would add aesthetic value to the area under the condition
of seasonality.

###  3.5.3 Standards and metadata

It is not yet determined whether these data will be structured and managed
according to established standards.

###  3.5.4 Data sharing

All analyses will be carried out at EMU. Data sets 8 and 9 will be made
available to WP4 and WP6, respectively, for pooling/combination with other
data. These data may be shared with WP2 within BlueHealth. Depending on the
nature of the data collected, it may be possible for either the entire data
set or a subset of it to be pooled with other WP3 studies, a task which may be
carried out within the remit of task T2.5. The practical arrangements for
transferring these data to WP2 are yet to be established.

###  3.5.5 Archiving and preservation

_3.5.5.1 Collection and storage of data_

Data will be collected between early September 2016 and the end of December
2018. The nine data sets will be collected and stored as follows:

  1. Collected from a web-based interface; stored as GIS shapefiles and xls files 

  

  2. … 

    1. Collected by questionnaire; stored as xls file 

  

    2. Collected using paper maps; stored as Illustrator graphic files 

  

    3. Collected using paper maps and water testing equipment; stored as GIS shapefiles and xls files 

  
  

  

  3. From specialist design software; stored as Autocad files 

  

  4. Collected fromconstruction contracts and purchase orders; stored as xls files 

  

  5. Collected as digital sound recordings and notes; stored as mp3, txt and doc files 

  

  6. … 

    1. Collected by questionnaire; stored as xls files 

  

    2. Collected using paper maps; stored as Illustrator graphics files 

  
  

  

  7. Collected by questionnaire; stored as xls files 

  

  8. Collected by questionnaire and ? (requires WP4 input); stored as xls files 

  

  9. Collected as digital sound recordings and notes; stored as mp3, txt and doc files 

  

  

All digital data will be stored on the hard drives of individual workers’
computers. Backups will be made to a separate hard drive on a daily basis.
Analogue data (e.g. paper maps etc.) will be stored in a locked cupboard on-
site at EMU.

_3.5.5.2 Open Data_

There are currently no plans to make these data available to the public. This
decision will be reviewed during the project lifetime.

##  3.6 Tallinn inner city coast (tasks T3.3 and T3.4)

The same data sets will be generated as for the _Modernist water body Anne
Kanal_ but will relate to a different location (Tallinn harbour).

##  3.7 Urban stream Rio de Couros (tasks T3.3 and T3.4)

The same data sets will be generated as for the _Modernist water body Anne
Kanal_ but will relate to a different location (town in central Portugal).

##  3.8 Wetland biosphere Kristianstad (tasks T3.3 and T3.4)

The same data sets will be generated as for the _Modernist water body Anne
Kanal_ but will relate to a different location (recreational wetlands in
Sweden).

##  3.9 Office workers walking individual-level intervention (tasks T3.3 and
T3.4)

###  3.9.1 Data set reference, name

Three data sets will be generated for the purposes of this individual-level
intervention:

  1. BlueHealth Survey data 

  

  2. Individual measurement data 

  

  3. Individual smartphone data 

  

  

###  3.9.2 Data set description

The  BlueHealth Survey data  will contain the data collected from
administering an adapated version of the BlueHealth Survey for about 60
volunteers.

Individual measurement data will contain information on height, weight and
cortisol levels.

Individual smartphone data will include information on speed, noise and air
pollution relating to the volunteers when walking.

###  3.9.3 Standards and metadata

Data will be stored as xls format files on local secure servers at CREAL. It
is not yet determined whether these data will be structured and managed
according to established standards.

###  3.9.4 Data sharing

These data may be shared with WP2 within BlueHealth. Depending on the nature
of the data collected, it may be possible for either the entire data set or a
subset of it to be pooled with other WP3 studies, a task which may be carried
out within the remit of task T2.5. The practical arrangements for transferring
these data to WP2 are yet to be established.

###  3.9.5 Archiving and preservation

_3.9.5.1 Collection and storage of data_

Data collection will commence in mid-January 2018 and finish in mid-June 2018.

The BlueSpace Survey will be used to collect data on the environment in which
the workers are walking. In addition to the adapted version of the BlueHealth
Survey, a number of other measurements may be collected, including height,
weight, blood pressure, cortisol levels. Smartphones will be carried by
participants to provide data on their location, speed, and exposures to air
pollution and noise.

All data will be stored at CREAL on a secure server. Data will be backed up on
a weekly basis to another server on-site.

_3.9.5.2 Open Data_

All study data except those containing personal information will be made
available to the public after the BlueHealth project has been completed via a
repository hosted by CREAL.

##  3.10 Malmö Swimming study individual-level intervention (tasks T3.3 and
T3.4)

3.10.1 Data set reference, name Three data sets will be generated:

  * Swimming ability 

  

  * Attitude survey data 

  

  * Qualitative interview information 

  

###  3.10.2 Data set description

The  swimming ability data  will comprise socioeconomic indicators, GIS-
coordinates, sex, age. The  Attitude survey data  will additionally collect
information on health status and reported attitudes. The Qualitative interview
information will comprise background data (SES, sex, age) and narratives.

###  3.10.3 Standards and metadata

Data will be stored as csv files and Word documents (qualitative and narrative
information) and will be structured and managed according to established
standards.

###  3.10.4 Data sharing

All data will be analysed at ULUND. These data may be shared with WP2 within
BlueHealth. Depending on the nature of the data collected, it may be possible
for either the entire data set or a subset of it to be pooled with other WP3
studies, a task which may be carried out within the remit of task T2.5. The
practical arrangements for transferring these data to WP2 are yet to be
established.

###  3.10.5 Archiving and preservation

_3.10.5.1 Collection and storage of data_

Data will be collected from September 2017 to the end of December 2018\.

The Swimming ability data will be collected from registers. The Attitude
survey data will be collected via a questionnaire and the Qualitative
interview information will come from face-to-face interviews conducted with
the children.

All data will be stored at ULUND on a secure server; all personal identifiers
will have been removed prior to transfer to ULUND and storage on these
servers. Data will be backed up every night to another physical device located
on-site.

_3.10.5.2 Open Data_

The  Swimming ability  data will be made available as Open Data during the
BlueHealth project lifetime. Possibly the  Attitude survey data  will also be
made available. No personal identifiers will be associated with these data
sets and identification of individuals will be impossible. The means of making
these data available is yet to be determined. The Qualitative interview
information will not be made

available as Open Data as narratives contain information that would
potentially allow identification of individuals.

3.11 Effect of Thessaloniki waterfront improvement on local population

##  health individual-level intervention (tasks T3.3 and T3.4)

3.11.1 Data set reference, name

Thessaloniki waterfront data

###  3.11.2 Data set description

The Thessaloniki waterfront data set will be generated that contains
information on the following: metabolomics, health status, socioeconomic
status, age, gender, dietary habits, environmental (exposure).

###  3.11.3 Standards and metadata

Data will generally be stored as txt files, although some other data formats
may be used e.g. for metabolomics analyses. Data will be structured and
managed according to established standards.

###  3.11.4 Data sharing

The Thessaloniki waterfront data will be analysed at AUTH. These data may be
shared with WP2 within BlueHealth. Depending on the nature of the data
collected, it may be possible for either the entire data set or a subset of it
to be pooled with other WP3 studies, a task which may be carried out within
the remit of task T2.5. The practical arrangements for transferring these data
to WP2 are yet to be established.

###  3.11.5 Archiving and preservation

_3.11.5.1 Collection and storage of data_

Data collection will take place between early December 2016 and late July
2017.

The impact of the intervention will be evaluated using an adaptation of the
BlueHealth Survey, SoftGIS and an ad hoc questionnaire to make sure it is
feasible to answer. The quality of the environment will be assessed using the
BlueSpace Survey, questionnaire data and environmental monitoring data. In
addition, advanced multi-omics platforms (GC-MS ToF; LC-MS ToF) will be used.

Metabolomics data will be generated after laboratory analyses of human
biosamples. Health status, socioeconomic status, age, gender, dietary habits
information will be collected using questionnaires. Environmental (exposure)
data will be collected by environmental and personal exposure monitors.

All data will be stored in encrypted from on local secure servers at AUTH.
Data are automatically backed up daily to another physical device on-site.

_3.11.5.2 Open Data_

All environmental and exposure data, as well as data on subject age, gender,
and socioeconomic status, will be made available as Open Data after a certain
embargo period has passed. These data will be made available on a repository
hosted by AUTH. Any data related to health status or biomarkers will not be
made available due to privacy and confidentiality issues.

#  4 Data sets generated in WP4

No information is currently available on the management of data generated from
this WP at this early stage in the project. This section will be populated in
due course as the project evolves.

#  5 Data sets generated in WP5

The management of data generated by WP5 (tasks T5.1 to T5.7 inclusive) is
described below. The cross-cutting nature of the work conducted in WP5, in
particular work done in WP3, means that the information below is essentially a
duplicate of that provided for the following WP3 case studies (links to
sections above): _3.5 Modernist water body Anne_ _Kanal Tartu_ , _3.6 Tallinn
inner city coast_ , _3.7 Urban stream Rio de Couros_ and _3.8 Wetland_
_biosphere Kristianstad_ .

##  5.1.1 Data set reference, name

  1. 5.2 BlueSpace affordance SoftGIS data 

  

  2. 5.3 Physical interventions baseline survey data 

  

  3. 5.4 Design of interventions construction data 

  

  4. 5.3/5.7 Interventions construction costs 

  

  5. 5.5 Policy support data 

  

  6. 5.7 Physical intervention post construction impact evaluation data 

  

  7. 5.6 Virtual intervention evaluation data 

  

  

##  5.1.2 Data set description

  1. Web-based interface 

  

  2. A) questionnaire and B) site mapping using paper maps; C) site mapping using paper maps and water testing equipment 

  

  3. Specialist design software 

  

  4. Construction contracts and purchase orders 

  

  5. Digital sound recorders and manual notes 

  

  6. A) questionnaire and B) site mapping using paper maps 

  

  7. Questionnaire 

  

  

##  5.1.3 Standards and metadata

The following file formats will be used to store the data sets:

  1. GIS shapefiles and .xls spreadsheet 

  

  2. A) .xls spreadsheet and B) Illustrator graphic files; C)GIS shapefiles and .xls spreadsheet 

  

  3. Autocad files 

  

  4. .xls spreadsheet 

  

  5. Text files .doc 

  

  6. A) .xls spreadsheet and B) Illustrator graphic files 

  

  7. .xls spreadsheet 

  

  

No particular standards will be adhered to. It is unclear at this stage which
metadata would be associated with these data.

5.1.4 Data sharing

No sharing of these data sets is envisaged within the BlueHealth Consortium.

##  5.1.5 Archiving and preservation

_5.1.5.1 Collection and storage of data_

All digital data will be stored on the hard drives of the dedicated computers
of BlueHealth staff based at the Estonian University of Life Sciences (EMU).
These data will be backed up daily to a separate hard drive located on-site,
which is password protected.

All analogue data (paper questionnaires, maps etc) will be stored in locked
cupboards on-site at EMU. _5.1.5.2 Open Data_

There are no plans to release any of the data generated in WP5 as Open Data at
this stage.

#  6 Data sets generated in WP6

No information is currently available on the management of data generated from
this WP at this early stage in the project. This section will be populated in
due course as the project evolves.

#  7 Data sets generated in WP7

The data generated in WP7 is of a qualitative nature.

##  7.1 Data set reference and name

Four data sets will be generated in WP7 related to the development of a
decision support tool (DST), as follows:

  * Design of DST 

  

  * Criteria for DST 

  

  * Existing DSTs 

  

  * Ways to deal with uncertainty 

  

##  7.2 Data set description

  * Design of DST o Outcomes of consultations on qualitative information about user needs. 

    * Consultation-type data. 

  

  

  * Criteria for DST o Qualitative input elements to DST. o Evidence on health benefits and risks of green and blue space. 

    * Consultation-type data. 

  

  

  * Existing DSTs o Qualitative information about existing DST in related areas. 

    * Consultation-type data and review of literature. 

  

  

  * Ways to deal with uncertainty o Qualitative information about strategies to make decisions under uncertainties. o Consultation-type data and review of literature. 

  

##  7.3 Standards and metadata

Data will be stored as Word document files (.docx).

No particular standards or metadata will be associated with these files.

##  7.4 Data sharing

No sharing of these data sets with BlueHealth partners outside of the
respective WP is envisaged at the present time. 7.5 Archiving and preservation

_7.5.1.1 Collection and storage of data_

All data will be stored at the WHO Europe premises on secure servers.

_7.5.1.2 Open Data_

These data sets will not be made available to the public. Interested
researchers may apply to make use of these data from the WP7 Leader, who may
grant access at their discretion. This access will be mediated by the WP7
Leader, who will send successful applicants the data by email. The non-
sensitive nature of these data means that there are no concerns regarding data
protection or ethics in doing so.

The nature of the raw data make them relatively uninteresting to those not
directly involved in the very specific work of WP7, since they are only really
useful in the construction the DST.

#  8 Data sets generated in WP8

No information is currently available on the management of data generated from
this WP at this early stage in the project. This section will be populated in
due course as the project evolves.