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DM5002: REFERENCE, PROJECT AND CORPORATE DATA MANAGEMENT (2016-2017)

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Course Overview

  • Definitions of reference, corporate and project data
  • The role and value of reference data
  • Applying, identifying and reporting reference data
  • Checking the compliance of corporate data to reference data
  • The relation between corporate data and project data
  • Project data management
  • Analysis to ensure corporate data is properly managed over its lifecycle
  • Industry standards for reference data
  • Information Architecture and Categorization
  • Indexing, Tagging and Cataloguing, and the use of Ontologies and Folksonomies for this
  • Data Tracking and Data Provenance
  • Physical Data Management (including cores, samples, paper, tapes and other media)
  • Cross business sharing of data, and issues arising (e.g. regarding synchronizing reference, corporate and project data across multiple locations; big data and data duplication; combining subsurface, surface data and activity).
  • Purpose, business drivers, and operating considerations of National Petroleum Data Repositories, building on the regulatory link in PD50X1. The short term (encouraging access and promoting development) and long term (retention of scientific knowledge) objectives for these, how they are funded, and examples of good practice.

Course Details

Study Type Postgraduate Level 5
Term First Term Credit Points 15 credits (7.5 ECTS credits)
Campus Old Aberdeen Sustained Study No
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Course Description

  • Definitions of reference, corporate and project data
  • The role and value of reference data
  • Applying, identifying and reporting reference data
  • Checking the compliance of corporate data to reference data
  • The relation between corporate data and project data
  • Project data management
  • Analysis to ensure corporate data is properly managed over its lifecycle
  • Industry standards for reference data
  • Information Architecture and Categorization
  • Indexing, Tagging and Cataloguing, and the use of Ontologies and Folksonomies for this
  • Data Tracking and Data Provenance
  • Physical Data Management (including cores, samples, paper, tapes and other media)
  • Cross business sharing of data, and issues arising (e.g. regarding synchronizing reference, corporate and project data across multiple locations; big data and data duplication; combining subsurface, surface data and activity).
  • Purpose, business drivers, and operating considerations of National Petroleum Data Repositories, building on the regulatory link in PD50X1. The short term (encouraging access and promoting development) and long term (retention of scientific knowledge) objectives for these, how they are funded, and examples of good practice.

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