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Research data archiving

Research data archiving is the long-term storage of scholarly research data, including the natural sciences, social sciences, and life sciences. The various academic journals have differing policies regarding how much of their data and methods researchers are required to store in a public archive, and what is actually archived varies widely between…

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Research data archiving

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Triples18
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.035088
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related to Data library · 7
Research data archiving → CD-/DVD-ROMs, Most, Registry, Research, Research Data Repositories, The, Whether
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Research data archiving → long-term storage of scholarly research data

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data archiving archived research science authors archive information public policy archives datasets social dryad available researchers repository must paper library

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Research data archivingis along-term storage of scholarly research data0.90text
Dryadinstance ofthat the data supporting the results in the paper and metadata describing them must be archived in an appropriate public archive0.80text
Figshareinstance ofthat the data supporting the results in the paper and metadata describing them must be archived in an appropriate public archive0.80text
GenBankinstance ofthat the data supporting the results in the paper and metadata describing them must be archived in an appropriate public archive0.80text
TreeBASEinstance ofthat the data supporting the results in the paper and metadata describing them must be archived in an appropriate public archive0.80text
or NCBIinstance ofthat the data supporting the results in the paper and metadata describing them must be archived in an appropriate public archive0.80text
human subject data or the location of endangered speciesinstance ofespecially for sensitive information0.80text
Dryadinstance ofauthors should deposit their datasets in a general repository0.80text
the Archaeology Data Serviceinstance ofThe policy recommends that data are deposited in a repository0.80text
the Digital Archaeological Recordinstance ofThe policy recommends that data are deposited in a repository0.80text
or PANGAEAinstance ofThe policy recommends that data are deposited in a repository0.80text
Research data archivingrelated to Data libraryResearch0.60section

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