A summary of the main similarities and differences between the institutional and national technical research data services
| Main similarities between case institutions | Main differences between case institutions |
|---|---|
All case institutions had the following technical services and infrastructures available for researchers
Symplectic Elements System and use of ORCID identifiers | Differences in in-house data publishing repository development:
Purdue:
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| Main similarities between case institutions | Main differences between case institutions |
|---|---|
| All case institutions had the following technical services and infrastructures available for researchers Data storing and sharing services during research projects Electronic lab notebooks Software version control systems High-Performance Computing facilities and services | Differences in in-house data publishing repository development: Purdue’s data stewardship team administered the PURR research data repository; Delft’s Library administered the 4TU research data repository consortium common to the technical universities of Netherlands; Aalto’s services did not run a dedicated repository for research data, but relied on national and European services for data publishing Government agency run labs Agency Data archives Not-for-Profit/NGOs DANS: National centre of expertise and repository for research data SURF: national IT facilities for research and education eScience Centre: national centre with expertise on research software Finnish Center for Scientific Computing (CSC) Finnish Social Science Data Archive (based in Tampere University) FinData: Social and Health Data Permit Authority |
Source(s): Table by authors
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