Respondent identifier
Ever reused data
Data type
As the basis for a study
To prepare for a new project/proposal or to generate new ideas
To integrate with other data
As model, algorithm or system inputs
To calibrate instruments or models
To verify my own data
To identify trends, to make comparisons or to make predictions
To create visualizations or summaries
For teaching/training
The data themselves
The source of the data
A collection of related data
An article or publication analyzing the data
A data paper
Including a citation to a data in reference lists
Including a citation to a related paper in reference lists
Mentioning data in a footnote
Mentioning data in body of text
Mentioning data in acknowledgements
Mentioning data in captions, figures or tables
Want another person to cite/reference your data
What do you want people to cite: Other
Including a citation to data in reference lists
How do you want people to cite your data: Other
Do you cite secondary data
As a way of showing intellectual debt to the data creator/data provider
As a way of supporting the validity of your claims
As a way of helping others to locate and access the data you used
As a way of rewarding the data creators/data providers
As a way of indicating that you have used the data in some way
Because you were advised to cite data
Why do you cite: Other
To correct your own data
To build on or use data you have created
To criticize or correct the data of others
To bring recognition to your own data
None of the above
Reusing data is not relevant to your research methods
Reusing data is not normal in your research community
There are no available relevant data for your research topic
You get more credit for your work if you create your own data
You do not trust data that others create
You cannot find the data you need
What are your reasons for not reusing data created by other people? You do not know how to give credit for data created by other people
You do not know how to give credit for data created by other people
Reasons for not reusing data: Other
Datacite
Data repositories
Scientific societies
Journals/publishers
Citation style guides
Having data be recognized as a standalone research output, separate from publications
Having the creation of good data documentation and workflows be rewarded
Ever shared own data
Used own data multiple times
Assess the reach and influence of your own data
Get credit specifically for sharing your own data
Assess the reach and influence of other people's data which you reuse
Get credit for reusing other people's data
The number of citations the data have received
The number of times the data have been downloaded
The number of times the data have been viewed
Information about where the data were used
Descriptions or a narrative providing details about how the data were used
Information about who has used the data
If the data have received recognition outside the scholarly system
The number of citations your data have received
The number of times your data have been downloaded
The number of times your data have been viewed
Information about where your data were used
Descriptions or a narrative providing details about how your data were used
Information about who has used your data
If your data have received recognition outside the scholarly system
Years of professional experience
OECD Fields of Research and Technology classification
OECD refined levels of Fields of Research and Technology classification
Research methods
Organization
Country
Gender
Weighting disciplines