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While there is no consensus on the definition of research data, many people sum it up as factual material collected, retained, and accepted by investigators during a research project to validate research findings. We accept digitally born or digitized data. Research data may be quantitative such as spatial and tabular files and remote sensing output; qualitative information, such as documentation, interviews and survey results; and supplementary information, including photos, digitized physical samples and recordings.
Can ASU students submit their research data?
Currently, we only accept datasets submitted by ASU faculty, academic professionals, or university staff. If your request is related to a grant-funded project on behalf of a principal investigator, please have your PI contact us for a consultation to clarify the project's needs.
If this is a student-created project or you need to publish it immediately, we recommend using the OSF to store and share your work. The OSF (Open Science Framework) is a free scholarly web tool with a partnership with ASU to manage various projects. You can view public ASU projects at osf.asu.edu and use your ASURITE to create an account. Note there is a limit of 50GB of data storage for published projects and 5GB for private, unpublished projects.
Where do we submit or find ASU scholarly articles, conference proceedings, and other works?
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