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The AUSSDA access policy describes different options on how data is made available in the AUSSDA repository. The different options are designed to meet the various needs of the data depositors. We have implemented access options that meet definitions and demand for open access. In addition, a ran...

License terms that users of data archived at AUSSDA are obliged to abide by.

Data deposit form for open access data as provided by AUSSDA.

Description of AUSSDA terms of service.

AUSSDA mission outlined and explained

This STATA do-file contains commands that proved useful for data checks. This by no means indicates that all necessary checks are part of this Do-File. It opens data from a SIP; saves to AIP; their quality and anonymisation checks are done; after checking the DIP is generated including long-term...

pyDataverse supports the migration of large amounts of metadata and data into Dataverse thorugh its application programming interface (API). It is particularly suitable for data migration - including metadata - from one format or system to another if the starting point or destination is the repos...

The complete application for Core Trust Seal (CTS) by AUSSDA (July 2020). CTS offers a process of self-evaluation for digital repositories. The certification process consists of a set of 16 criteria with which a repository must comply.

The AUSSDA non-compliance policy serves to inform depositors and users of social science data provided by the repository about the possible consequences in case of non-compliance with the terms of use and terms of access.

AUSSDA provides this guideline to data depositors so they can prepare their datasets that will be accessible under a scientific use license.