Where to Submit Data
Data Repositories
Data Repositories enable researchers to self archive their data and make and make it available for other researchers to access your data and re-use it. This is a requirement of many funders.
They also preserve your data and curate it according to certain community standards.
There are different types of Data Repositories including:
Institutional data repositories
General purpose or multidisciplinary repositories
Domain or discipline specific data repositories
Google Dataset Search
Repository Directories
A global registry of research data repositories for the preservation and access of datasets to researchers, funding bodies, publishers and scholarly institutions.
OpenDOAR lists and categorises academic open access research repositories. The aim is to provide a comprehensive and authoritative list of such repositories for end-users who wish to find particular archives or who wish to break down repositories by locale, content or other measures.
This is a list of repositories and databases for open data.
This is a list of OA disciplinary repositories (also called central or subject repositories). Unless otherwise noted, they accept relevant deposits regardless of the author's institutional affiliation.
Research Data Repositories
- Recommended Scientific Data RepositoriesRepositories included on this page have been evaluated to ensure that they meet Nature.Coms requirements for data access, preservation and stability. Nature.Com
- PLOS Recommended Data Repositories GuideTo support the selection of data repositories for authors, PLOS has identified a set of established repositories, which are recognized and trusted within their respective communities.
