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Research Data Management: SMU Dataverse Repository

What is it? 

     SMU's instance of the Texas Data Repository

  Why use it?

Comply with funding requirements
Complies with funder mandates for data archiving and sharing, and gives resources for developing Data Management Plans (DMPs) and grant applications
Ensure reliable, managed access for data
A convenient and reliable place to collect and share data. Benefit from the TDL’s focus on long-term access and preservation of content
ØIncrease scholarly impact
Published datasets are assigned DOIs, making it easy for others to cite reliably
Collaborate with research teams
Allows you to share data with a select group of colleagues, version data, and publish when  ready
 Access to local support through institution’s library
Robust technical support from the Texas Digital Library; trained librarians at home institution to assist with multiple phases of the research cycle, including DMP, preparation for data publishing, and long-term curation
ØFree to researchers to use

Types of data accepted

Any file type (advisable to use non-proprietary format for broader use)
From any research discipline
Static or evolving datasets
Individual files – up to 4GB (files over 2GB may be slow to upload)

       Files over 4GB considered on a case-by-case basis; questions? - contact  sylviagw@smu.edu

Contains no confidential or sensitive information
 
Published data assigned CC0 license (can be edited)
 

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