LibGuides: Library Guide for Illinois State Water Survey Staff: Your Institutional Repositories

Guidance on using your institutional repositories

Your institutional repositories are a convenient and fee-free option for sharing and preserving your work. Ongoing preservation of files and persistent URLs ensure long-term availability. With your netID and password, you can log into either repository for self-deposit. These guidelines will help you determine which repository is appropriate for content you wish to deposit.

What is it?	Where should I deposit it?
Record of scientific observation (e.g., spreadsheet, instrument output, visual/audio recording of observations) A digital object of scientific analysis (e.g., text or citation corpus on which analysis has been performed, visual or audio recordings of observations) Scripts or code used in data analysis or modeling Supporting data and documentation for a research publication
Conference or workshop paper, poster, or proceeding Video or audio of a presentation (e.g., conference presentation or seminar) A project report White paper An article (if allowed by the rights holder) A thesis or dissertation.

Illinois Data Bank

Illinois Data Bank
A public access repository for publishing research data from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Log in with your NetID to deposit data. DOIs are assigned to published datasets. Illinois Data Bank records are shared with Illinois Experts and will be connected with your Illinois Experts profile.

ISWS published datasets
From Illinois Experts, includes datasets published in the Illinois Data Bank and other repositories.

IDEALS

IDEALS
Preserves and provides access to full text of dissertations and theses and other scholarly output of colleges and departments across campus.
Depositing into IDEALS
Guidelines for deposit and instructions.

ISWS publications in IDEALS
ISWS Staff Research, Reports, Publications and Presentations IDEALS collection for external publications, presentations, or reports by ISWS staff. Log in with your netID to deposit into this collection.

If you have questions or would like assistance, please contact Emily Benton (ebenton3@illinois.edu)