Research data management (RDM) is the responsible handling and organization of data created during a research project.
Use RDM best practices to satisfy grant funding and publisher requirements, create efficient research and publishing workflows for your projects, and help other users of the data interpret your work.
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Transitioning from Radar to FRDR and Summit
Learn more →Radar will stop accepting deposits from November 30, 2020. Instead, Data Services will begin supporting data deposits to FRDR and Summit.
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Your Canadian research data in FRDR now more accessible worldwide
Learn more →OpenAIRE Research Graph now includes metadata from Canada's Federated Research Data Repository (FRDR).
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Research Data Management Workshops
Learn more →Register for an upcoming research data management workshop or watch recorded workshops.
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More Canadian research data findable by map-based searching
Learn more →Geodisy enables map-based searching in Federated Research Data Repository (FRDR), allowing users to find research data visually, spatially, and quickly.
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Tri-Agency Research Data Management Policy Implementation
Learn more →Learn more about the policy and see answers to Frequently Asked Questions.