All users of the project declare to be bound to these obligations by signing the NFFA-DI User Access Policy following the acceptance of their proposal.

 

Guidelines

Mandatory steps to comply to NFFA-DI requirements.

More information and glossary in NFFA-DI Research Data Policy.

1

Before submitting an article, locate all the Processed Data derived from Raw Data generated by NFFA-DI Instruments, including associated metadata, needed to validate the results presented in your scientific publication or appearing in it.

2

 Deposit the datasets in a trusted repository capable to assign a PID. The PID is immediately obtained upon the deposit, while data can still be kept in closed access until they are published together with the scientific publication.

3

Cite the DOI of your dataset in the "Data availability statement" of your article (see also: NFFA-DI scientific publications guidelines).

4

Upon the publication of the article, publish the deposited data under Open Access conditions, under CC BY (Creative Commons Attribution) or an equivalent license. Data publication must be ensured at the latest on the publication date of the related scientific publication.

To ensure proper identification of the deposited data in the repository, include at least the following descriptive metadata:

  • DOI of the related scientific publication
  • Funding information – “European Union – NextGenerationEU, NFFA-DI, CUP B53C22004310006”
  • Proposal ID number – if applicable
  • Related identifiers – DOI of any other associated research output
  • Researcher ID – ORCID or other researcher identifiers.