Climate Change is currently one of the world’s biggest threats. IEEE DataPort is collecting valuable data to help engineers and scientists develop solutions to address this crisis.
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IEEE DataPort, a global research data platform, announced the winners of its Fall 2022 Dataset Upload Contest. The dataset upload contest was designed to encourage authors and researchers to bring their research to the forefront of the global technical community.
Do you have valuable research that could benefit the global technical community?
Accelerating institutional research requires organizations to empower their members to easily store, share, access, and manage research data.
IEEE DataPort was created to support this growing need for publishing research data to support research reproducibility. A 2020 IEEE survey found that research data publication rose by more than 220% over a 5-year time span.
When considering grant applications, one of the most important requirements funding agencies are looking for is the development and submission of a Data Management Plan (DMP).
Research grants are critical to any research project. How you plan to format, publish, and manage your data are all critical elements of your Data Management Plan and can determine if, or how much, funding you can secure.
In addition to serving as an easy-to-use and secure platform for data storage and a way to ensure compliance with many funding agency open access requirements, IEEE DataPort is also a great medium for accelerating the exposure of your research.
IEEE DataPort dataset files are stored on Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3), a widely used AWS storage service that offers industry-leading scalability, data availability, security, and performance. Every IEEE DataPort subscriber is offered an AWS access key that they can use to access in AWS or upload datasets directly to AWS.
IEEE DataPort is committed to the security and integrity of the valuable research data the global technical community shares on the platform. We continuously maintain best practices in system security and data management.
Data Competitions allows users to create a time-limited data challenge in which a dataset is uploaded to IEEE DataPort by the competition initiator along with the DataPort Competition instructions. Members of the global technical community, or a specific set of participants, can then join the Data Competition and provide their specific analyses or make predictions based on the dataset.
Among the many benefits that IEEE DataPort offers, one is particularly beneficial for authors who would like to supplement their manuscripts and scholarly papers with the data used in their research.
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