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This includes the evaluation of existing procedures and the design and implementation of adapted data management tools and processes such as an improved deposition interface. Such an interface will allow submission of data and associated information in an interoperable format. Importantly, the data format applied for deposition should be flexible enough to accommodate extensions and customizations required to handle diverse types of biological information (e.g. numbers, structures, images) . User support and help desk functions will be established, including online documentation illustrating user workflows and FAIR compliant data deposition guidelines for screening centres. The helpdesk will also have an important facilitating role in encouraging sites to share best practices and work towards common standards (D6 . 1) . This task will be coordinated by the ERIC Central Office in collaboration with three EU-OS database-expert centres and three large representative screenings centres, as well consulting with the other screening centres of EUOS. An ECBD curator will offer on-site visits to all screening centres to assist them in implementing the developed deposition interface and commonly agreed standards and procedures. In collaboration with the other biomedical ESFRIs, this WP will also contribute towards the aim to make high value primary data sets data publically available to facilitate machine learning and artificial intelligence paradigms. This effort will be coordinated with the planned European Open Science Cloud (EOSC) project EOSC-LIFE, where the partners IME, IMG, CSC and IMIM are partners in a thematically aligned demonstrator project. Task 6.1 meets objectives O6 . 1, O6 .2, O6 .3 and O6 .4.  \nThis report is focused on describing the existing procedures of data standardization and data management at different partner sites. The implemented survey followed by the gap analysis should recognize, characterize and distinguish these procedures. These tools will help to establish and share the best practices and work towards common standards.  \n1.1 Survey  \nIn order to identify and evaluate existing procedures at partner sites the survey “Data transfer procedures” was prepared and distributed to the DRIVE participants as a web-survey. The survey consisted of 13 questions (listed in 1.2. 1) and it should map the contemporary procedures in data transfer.  \n1.1.1 Questions  \n*required fields  \n1. Please indicate your partner number and partner acronym in DRIVE.  \nClick or tap here to enter text.  \n2. Do you have a programmer/cheminformatician/bioinformatician in your lab*?☐ yes  \n☐ no  \nComments:  \nClick or tap here to enter text.  \n3. Do you have a person responsible for data management in your lab*?☐ yes  \n☐ no  \nComments:  \nClick or tap here to enter text.  \n4. What technology do you use for data storage*? (e.g. , database, cloud, excel files, text fi","cbCaipfBZWWQR9pw","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipfBZWWQR9pw","pdf",402377,"English","# Introduction\n## Task 6.1 scope and objectives\n## Survey\n### Questions\n### Survey results","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of Task 6.1 and this D6.1 deliverable?\",\"answer\":\"Task 6.1 aims to improve data transfer procedures from EU-OS partner sites into ECBD and global resources. 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