Visit the research guide on
Data Repositories
to learn more and locate a suitable data repository.
What is a data management plan?
A data management plan (DMP) is a written document that describes the data you expect to acquire or generate during the course of a research project. Many funding agencies require that grant proposals address how data will be managed and shared with other researchers. For example, the National Science Foundation now requires that all proposals for funding include a data management plan“...to stimulate new advances as quickly as possible and to allow prompt evaluation of the results.”
Where to find the guidelines and examples of data management plans?
Guidelines for data management plans are laid out in individual agencies and organizations.This page attempts to provide direct links to the agencies's guidelines and other resources.
Guidelines for data management can vary by discipline or granting agency and are updated regularly. Please review any guidelines provided by your funding agency or foundation and be familiar with best practices in your discipline.
Agencies
Organizations
Click the link https://library.rmc.edu/datarepositories to locate a suitable data repository.