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Where do you archive large observational datasets? — Gloren

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Where do you archive large observational datasets?

Our light-curve dataset is around 400 GB. Zenodo has a per-record limit and our university repository is not really designed for this. What are people in other fields using for large datasets that need a DOI?

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@mateusz_czarnecki

27d

For EEG we use OpenNeuro, but that is domain-specific. Maybe there is an astro equivalent?

Replying to @mateusz_czarnecki

27d

There are mission archives, but our data is from a small telescope so it does not fit there.

Replying to @natalia_mazur

27d

You can split into several Zenodo records with a parent record linking them. Not elegant, but it works and each part gets a DOI.

Replying to @SebOstrowski

@KrzysztofNowicki

26d

Warto zapytać w RepOD – polskie repozytorium danych badawczych, bywa elastyczne przy większych zbiorach.

Replying to @KrzysztofNowicki