14. 4. Deposit in a repository
Zenodo.org, dataverse.Harvard.edu, figshare.com
15. 5. Make it citable
• Get a DOI (via a repository)
• Archive your GitHub repos
• Pack up your environment
& dependencies (eg, reprozip.org,
Reproducible builds)
• Publish a data paper
• Publish a software paper
• Publish a manual
• Include a .CITATION file
• Give appropriate credit to contributors
https://guides.github.com/activities/citable-code/
16. Resources
• MIT Libraries data management team:
• http://libraries.mit.edu/data-management
• Software Sustainability Institute: http://software.ac.uk/
• FORCE11: https://www.force11.org/
• Open Knowledge Int’l: https://okfn.org/
Phoebe Ayers: psayers@mit.edu
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As Carly notes: didn’t share the data, didn’t document the metadata, didn’t document provenance & workflow