Before publishing, research data must be archived sustainably.
All issues relevant for archiving, such as
must be clarified in advance.
There are different options to publish research data. In choosing the appropriate option, the researcher's main focus should be to retain as many rights as possible to the respective research data.
According to the researcher's specific needs research data can be archived and published in different types of research data repositories ranging from generic cross-disciplinary ones to subject-specific or even topic-specific ones.
A good overview of subject-specific research data repositories is provided by re3data.
Research data can be archived and published easily and sustainably on LeoPARD of the TU Braunschweig. The cross-disciplinary LeoPARD allows for linking research data with their respective publications via persistent identifiers (e.g. DOI). The level of FAIRness for research data can be adapted to the researcher's needs ranging from real open data to sharing only upon request.
The following information materials will help/assist you with the publication and archiving of your data:
Guideline for publication and archiving of research data
Guideline for publication and archiving of research data (short)