IEEE DataPort offers a full-service data platform to meet your institution’s growing data needs
The research happening at universities, labs, research facilities, private and public companies, and government institutions around the world will change lives, which is why IEEE believes institutions should not have to think twice about how to manage the large amounts of data collected by their researchers.
Research data sharing is critical to scientific innovation and reproducible research. IEEE is committed to supporting the data sharing needs of the research community. IEEE developed IEEE DataPort, a unified data storage and collaboration platform for institutions, where all members of an organization can store, share, access, and manage research data, accelerating research efforts at your institution. Visit IEEE DataPort.
Features and Benefits
All IEEE DataPort institutional subscriptions offer the following organization-wide benefits:
- Access Open Access and non-Open Access datasets on IEEE DataPort to advance your research
- Gain global exposure for research led by your institution
- Supports Open Data: IEEE DataPort provides users with the opportunity to upload Open Access data which is useful when funding requirements mandate Open Access
- Host data in any format: From video, audio, and image files to CSV and TXT files
- Consolidate your institution’s research data in one trusted location with cloud storage up to 10TB per dataset
- Enable open access uploads with a premium institutional subscription
- Access custom IEEE DataPort usage dashboards for your institution which show datasets uploaded by your institution and users from your institution
- Brand datasets uploaded by your institution with your institution’s logo to increase exposure and recognition of your valuable research
- Users can link their dataset to their published paper in IEEE Xplore: IEEE DataPort is integrated with IEEE Xplore, and datasets can be linked and made available with a user’s IEEE Xplore published paper
- Increase Citations: Research data in IEEE DataPort can lead to more citations. Data is citable and IEEE DataPort makes giving and receiving citations simple
- DOI: All datasets are assigned a DOI (Digital Object Identifier) for use in articles and conference proceedings. Users can strengthen content by referencing their dataset with the IEEE DataPort DOI
Categories Currently Available in IEEE DataPort Include:
- Astronomy
- Biomedical and Health Sciences
- Biophysiological Signals
- Communications
- Computational Intelligence
- Computer Vision
- COVID-19
- Demographic
- Ecology
- Environmental
- Financial
- Geoscience and Remote Sensing
- Image Fusion
- Image Processing
- Other
- Power and Energy
- Reliability
- Security
- Sensors
- Signal Processing
- Social Sciences
- Standards Research Data
- Transportation
How to Subscribe
There are two types of subscription options available for institutions:
Institutional Basic Subscription
- Includes download access to traditional and open access datasets
- Unlimited number of non-open access dataset uploads
Institutional Premium Subscription
- Includes 20 open access dataset uploads in addition to basic access
- Unlimited number of non-OA dataset uploads
