Dataverse at the core of the DANS repository services

Cees H.J.  Hof; Marion Wittenberg; Hella Hollander; Ricarda Braukmann; Jetze Touber; Wim Hugo; Vyacheslav Tykhonov

Dataverse at the core of the DANS repository services

Cees H.J. Hof^*, Marion Wittenberg, Hella Hollander, Ricarda Braukmann, Jetze Touber, Wim Hugo, Vyacheslav Tykhonov

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DANS (Data Archiving and Networked Services) is the Dutch national centre of expertise and repository for research data. From 2005 on, DANS has been running a common repository service, named EASY, for archiving and sharing research data from predominantly the social sciences and humanities. In 2013 DANS was responsible for the launch of DataverseNL, a generic repository service that allows organizations to deposit, manage, and publish their own data and dataverses within DataverseNL. Although DANS is responsible for managing the technical infrastructure, DataverseNL concerns a shared service provided by the participating institutes and DANS. DataverseNL is currently in use by 22 different Dutch organizations.
As part of the DANS Strategy 2021-2025, to better serve a more diverse scientific community, the EASY repository has been replaced by domain specific “Data Stations”, all based on the Dataverse technology. By the end of 2023 all four DANS Data Stations were up and running, covering the domains of Archaeology, Social Sciences and Humanities, Life Sciences, and Physical and Technical Sciences. It is fair to say that Dataverse is at the core of the technical DANS infrastructure, although other technologies are obviously still needed to address more specific (new) needs of our user community. The presented poster provides a visualization of the Dataverse based DANS repository services and invites you to discuss the choices we have made, or are about to make…

Originele taal-2	Engels
Status	Gepubliceerd - 06 mrt. 2024
Evenement	Dataverse Community Meeting 2024 : Harvesting Data from the field to the cloud - CIMMYT Headquarters, Texcoco, Texcoco, Mexico Duur: 04 mrt. 2024 → 08 mrt. 2024 Congresnummer: 10th https://sites.harvard.edu/dcm2024/

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Expertbijeenkomst	Dataverse Community Meeting 2024
Verkorte titel	dcm2024
Land/Regio	Mexico
Stad	Texcoco
Periode	04/03/2024 → 08/03/2024
Internet adres	https://sites.harvard.edu/dcm2024/

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