GigaDB: Promoting data dissemination and reproducibility

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Abstract

Often papers are published where the underlying data supporting the research are not made available because of the limitations of making such large data sets publicly and permanently accessible. Even if the raw data are deposited in public archives, the essential analysis intermediaries, scripts or software are frequently not made available, meaning the science is not reproducible. The GigaScience journal is attempting to address this issue with the associated data storage and dissemination portal, the GigaScience database (GigaDB). Here we present the current version of GigaDB and reveal plans for the next generation of improvements. However, most importantly, we are soliciting responses from you, the users, to ensure that future developments are focused on the data storage and dissemination issues that still need resolving.

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Sneddon, T. P., Xiao, S., Edmunds, S. C., Li, P., Goodman, L., & Hunter, C. I. (2014). GigaDB: Promoting data dissemination and reproducibility. Database, 2014. https://doi.org/10.1093/database/bau018

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