An international list of data repositories
15 June, 2011 | in DCC News
By: Sarah Jones
We're often asked where data can be deposited, so it's great to be able to announce an international list of data repositories initiated by DataCite.
The list notes what subject areas the repositories support and outlines any restrictions on data access, licence agreements and identifiers used. This is a working document that will continue to develop over time. Your input is welcomed, so please contact DataCite to suggest changes or additions.
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