Yoda and your grant proposal

"Our research uses the research data management system Yoda. Yoda facilitates collaboration on data during research, archiving of data during and after research, and publication of research data. Data along with its metadata is shared within a closed user group, accessible to authorized users. In Yoda, data can also be deposited in the Vault where it becomes read-only. Vaulted data can be published (findable and citable via DOI Datacite identifier) and as such can be made available to the research community at large.”

"The metadata in Yoda complies with the Datacite V4 standard. The metadata is stored persistently along with the data and in the Yoda repository. It is findable in Datacite upon publication of data. The metadata in Yoda can also be retrieved via a service that complies with the Open Archives Initiatives Protocol for Metadata Harvesting (OAI-PMH)."

"We will archive and publish our data directly in Yoda. After publication, the data is: 

• Findable via its DOI and the associated metadata.  
• Accessible either Publicly (downloadable for anyone) or under Restricted access with specified data access conditions. 
• Interoperable as made certain by review of the data manager prior to publication.   
• Reusable via an explicitly defined license that is part of the metadata."