During Depositing
After the preparations you are ready to deposit your data in a few simple steps:
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Your data, once it is submitted and stored in the archive, can be found by all members of the faculty, after logging in to DAG. The metadata is not shared with other systems, so it cannot be found outside DAG. If you do need your data to be findable, you should consider publishing it in a public repository such as Yoda or Pangea, you can find public repositories on the UU Repository Finder tool, or you can contact your data steward for help. Related Links: Contact Information: In principle there is no maximum size to the files or dataset that you need to archive. However, there are some things that you need to consider: You should have no trouble archiving data up to a few GB with file explorer, or up to 100s of GBs if you use iCommands. If you plan to upload over 1 TB of data, you need to contact the DAG management so that we can reserve sufficient storage capacity and for the team to help with optimizing the data package. Within DAG the following roles will be distinguished: The general parameters of the project should be documented in discrete files. For instance, the following information / files is required to interpret and understand a study by a researcher who is not part of the research team: When the data collection methods and objectives etc. are included in the project proposal or accompanied publications, there is no need to add them in the data documentation. Open: Data is to be accessible to all faculty members, free to use/download and modify. Data has been de-identified and has an appropriate license. Restricted: Data is not directly accessible to all faculty members. Stored data should only be accessible to approved researchers only. Access can be given upon request by the data owner/ custodian. Metadata is findable by all faculty members.
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