Cataloguing services for your research data
Researchers at the Faculty of Archaeology are expected to deposit their data in the EDNA archive at DANS at the end of their research project. If you have a dataset that you would like to deposit, please contact Wouter Kool. For instructions on how to handle sensitive data, please contact Wouter Kool.
The following services have been tagged Faculty of Archaeology.
All Leiden University researchers are required to complete a DMP (Data Management Plan). This template can be used by all Leiden researchers to prepare a DMP and it is accepted by most research funders, including the Dutch funders NWO and ZonMw, and the European Union. Leiden researchers can also freely register for the workshop “How …
A collaborative environment with all kinds of communication options such as chat and (video) telephony.
A personal cloud storage service to securely store, synchronise and share files. Cloud storage alternative to the Leiden University personal (P:) drive.
A working group cloud storage service to securely store, synchronise and share files from various external file systems, such as local file servers, SURFdrive, Dropbox, and Google Drive, whilst accessing the total environment from one common workspace.
The P drive for personal data is hosted on the infrastructure in the data centers of Leiden University, and integrate with all kinds of facilities of the University.
The J drive for working group data is hosted on the infrastructure in the data centers of Leiden University, and integrate with all kinds of facilities of the University.
The Research data drive for bulk storage is hosted on the infrastructure in the data centers of Leiden University, and integrate with all kinds of facilities of the University.
A personal cloud storage service to securely store, synchronise and share files. Secure alternative to Dropbox and Google Drive.
The E-depot for Dutch archaeology (EDNA) is a collaboration between DANS and the Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands (RCE) and is incorporated in EASY.
DataFirst is a research data service dedicated to giving open access to data from South Africa and other African countries.