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A custom made, Javascript based data explorer similar to Nesstar but working in a webpage. It is currently displaying the RODA catalogue, but it can be disseminated as a data access software.

Amnesia is a flexible data anonymization tool that transforms relational and transactional databases to dataset where formal privacy guaranties hold. Amnesia transforms original data to provide k-anonymity and km-anonymity: the original data are transformed by generalizing (i.e., replacing one va...

This workshop was provided within Task 4.3 concerning certification support for digital repositories. Through this first certification support workshop, FAIRsFAIR provides support and capacity building including materials, training and advice for repository managers to improve their knowledge of...

This handbook briefly explain how to make data open, why manage data, responsibilities in research data management and what concretely is a data management plan (DMP).

This report describes the task 4.5 and its aim to collect information on future cooperation between current and potential CESSDA partners. Using the information from the non-CESSDA member data services, the 4.7 deliverable summarises the current state and needs of these data services.

The CESSDA Tools Group represent both users’ and SPs’ interest in terms of what needs to be developed. The group’s goal is to prioritise and realise new tools and services from Service Providers and third parties for CESSDA's users.

This section of the UK Data Service website gives a selection of data that are available to explore via our online tools.

This webinar is about qualitative Data Analysis with Taguette and qcoder

This book’s online resources are organised around the different phases of the research data lifecycle, to offer the support you need to complete each stage of your research project successfully.

Pre-registration and registered reports are increasingly advocated to improve the credibility and rigor of empirical research. Pre-registration and more strongly registered reports are expected to reduce reporting and publication bias because they request researchers to define a detailed research...