TRSP Desirable Characteristics

Policies that explain the repository’s commitment and processes that ensure the long-term preservation, fitness, and availability of datasets.

TRSP Desirable Characteristics

Earning a certification, typically by means of a third party audit or community endorsement process, presents evidence that a repository meets a formal standard and adheres to a set of best, professional practices.

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The terms of reuse of datasets that are provided by a repository

TRSP Desirable Characteristics

Policies for who can view and access a dataset and under what conditions.

TRSP Desirable Characteristics

Policies that explain what datasets the repository will accept for deposit, from whom, and under what conditions, including costs.

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Curatorial services performed by repository functionality or personnel that enhance or otherwise add value to datasets and create purposeful collections of data.

TRSP Desirable Characteristics

Format/s of the metadata that describes datasets in a repository

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The repository provides or utilises persistent identifiers.

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Application Programming Interfaces (APIs), service endpoints, and other protocol interfaces that enable machine access to a repository.

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The subject classification of datasets in a repository.

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A general description of the data repository.

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Contact information for the data repository

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The organization responsible for the data repository

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The native language of the user interface of the repository

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The country in which the repository operates

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The uniform resource locator (URL) that serves as the homepage and primary entry point for accessing the repository on the World Wide Web.

TRSP Desirable Characteristics The name that the repository provides and what users commonly call the repository.