This module is introduced as a repository to present individual researchers’ project results and collections formed. Collections created or data generated during research or administrative processes are valuable resources that can be used and reused for future scientific and educational purposes. Sharing data can encourage scientific enquiry and provide rich resources for education and training.
Foreign countries repositories have been created by national research archives to proactively acquire data that are suitable for use in research and teaching and that fall within the thematic scope of their collections development policies. They keep surveys or data series, research data from national scientific foundations grants and other research projects, datasets described in data papers and for offers of new data collections. Scientific journals’ experts start papers evaluation after an article is downloaded and available at a repository site. In foreign countries’ repositories’ paper flows are large and special staff evaluates each paper’s format and description.
Some foreign repositories:
- https://www.ukdataservice.ac.uk/help/faq/deposit.aspx#data;
- https://www.openicpsr.org/openicpsr/;
- https://data.mendeley.com/.
The UIS RUSSIA is recommended for the Russian economic and social sciences researchers to deposit data collections described in papers presented to foreign journals. The UIS RUSSIA is recommended due to its Trusted Digital Repository status, proved by DSA (Data Seal of Approval) expertise in 2016.
The data may be presented HTML (in a file or in an archive in ZIP / GZ / BZ2 / 7Z), PDF, TeX, RTF, TXT, ODT, ODP, ODS, DOC, DOCX, PPT, PPTX, XLS, XLSX formats.
An author is responsible for license and data accuracy.
The first in the UIS RUSSIA repository is the data collection evaluated at Konstantin Borodin paper “How Exports and Other Supply and Demand Factors Affect the Exporter's Domestic Market: A Case Study of the Wheat Market”for the Review of International Economics journal.
- Posted on 2019-05-06
Бородин К.Г. / Borodin K.G. How Exports and Other Supply and Demand Factors Affect the Exporter's Domestic Market: A Case Study of the Wheat Market [xlsx]. Collection description is in a table.