Dataverse is a part of ASU Library's scholarly works collections that support Arizona State University’s goals of advancing research and discovery of public value, facilitating opportunities for interdisciplinary research, and increasing global engagement.
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The Research Data Repository is a service for ASU affiliated researchers;
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Accepts researcher supplied data sets, both qualitative and quantitative;
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Provides APIs to work with Dropbox storage, OSF, LabArchives, and other platforms for seamless research lifecycle management;
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Link your research datasets and supplementary materials to your articles and institutional repository submissions;
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Supports storage and business continuity preservation to meet funding agency and institutional retention policy requirements;
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Guided by principles: Collective Benefit, Authority to Control, Responsibility, Ethics (CARE) for Indigenous Data Governance and data are Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable (FAIR);
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Default Open Access where applicable;
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The ASU Library works with ASU Research Computing to migrate curated datasets to long term storage and preservation as you complete your projects
See also: Dataverse Service Scope Statement and ASU Dataverse General Terms of Use
Who can deposit data? Submission of datasets is limited to ASU-affiliated projects and people with active ASURITE accounts. If your funding source has a preference on where to publish and archive your data see Publishing Data: Disciplinary Data Repositories or contact ASU Library Researcher Support for a consultation. If there is no specific requirement, make your datasets accessible and discoverable in ASU Dataverse
What do we consider research data? While there is no one consensus on the definition of research data, many sum it up as factual material collected, retained, and accepted by investigators in the course of a research project to validate research findings. Dataverse accepts digitally born or digitized data. Research data may be quantitative in the form of spatial and tabular files, remote sensing output; qualitative information such as documentation, interviews, and survey results; and supplementary information including photos, digitized physical samples, and recordings.
Where do we submit or find ASU scholarly articles, conference proceedings, and other works? The ASU Library shares scholarly culminating scholarly works in our institutional repository recently updated as KEEP, the new and improved home for the ASU-produced scholarship. KEEP increases the visibility and impact of research generated by the faculty, scientists, researchers, academic professionals, and staff members at ASU. Find and submit open access articles, collaborative research projects, musical performances, theses and dissertations, and more! Discover and submit your scholarly works at keep.lib.asu.edu.
Did you know?
- You can write the repository into your proposal data management plan as part of your long-term storage and sharing options with the DMPTool.(Use the institutional sign-in option and select Arizona State University) Contact ASU Library Researcher Support to get more information or request a consultation with a librarian.
For more information check out our Dataverse FAQs also available in the Dataverse Getting Started Guide.