Store & Share Research Data #
Here’s a breakdown of services available for storing and sharing research data.
Kyoto University RDM Drive #
Kyoto University RDM Drive is an online storage service for saving and sharing research data generated during the research process.
Features #
- Provides storage that can be used for research projects and more.
- Available to students and collaborating researchers from other institutions upon application by faculty or staff.
- Will integrate with the Kyoto University Research Information Repository “KURENAI”, making it easier to publish research data linked to papers.
Getting Started #
An application is required to start using this service. For details on how to apply and use the service, please visit the Webpage of RDM Drive (in Japanese).
Login #
Once you’ve started using the service, you can log in from here:
Login to RDM Drive
Gakunin RDM #
Gakunin RDM is a service for researchers designed to store, manage, and share research data and other related materials. It's operated by the National Institute of Informatics (NII) and is available to all Kyoto University members who have an SPS-ID or ECS-ID.
Features #
- Share data with collaborators in a closed environment.
- Version control and access control for individual files.
- Register and manage file metadata.
- Record research trails for research integrity.
About Data Storage #
You have access to NII’s standard storage, which provides 100GB per user. There’s a 5GB limit per file.
Beyond the standard storage, you can increase your storage capacity by connecting services you’ve personally subscribed to or purchased, such as Dropbox or Box. Additionally, storage options specifically for Kyoto University members are currently being prepared.
Login #
- Please access Gakunin RDM and select Kyoto University under “Select your affiliated institution” in the image below.
- After transitioning to the page, you can log in to Gakunin RDM by entering your ID.