Macdonald-Kelce Library: Scholarly Communication @ UT: Data Repositories

Research Data Repositories

There are a number of repositories for archiving your data in. Before choosing a repository, ask yourself:

What are my discipline practices?
What are the needs of my data? Is the research data sensitive?
Do I need a free storage repository or do I have a grant to pay for it?
When will my data be publicly accessible?

re3data.org

Registration of Research Data Repositories

re3data.org is a resource to search and browse research data repositories. There are hundreds of disciplinary, subject, governmental, and institutional data repositories. re3data.org can help you find the repository most suitable for your research data.

Open Science Framework

Open Science Framework

The Open Science Framework is a free service that facilitates open collaboration, and also provides a general repository for all disciplines, including the humanities and social sciences. You can use it to manage your project, share files, control access and collaboration, archive your data, and view project analytics.

figshare

figshare

figshare is a general repository for you to store, share, and discover research. You may upload any research materials to the repository for free – papers, datasets, posters, videos, etc. Every deposited item received a digital object identifier.

Zenodo

Zenodo

Zenodo is a free, general repository to share and preserve research outputs in any format, from any science discipline.

Dryad

Dryad

The Dryad Digital Repository is a general purpose repository for scientific data. Dryad makes the data underlying scientific publications discoverable, reusable, and citable.

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