IEEE introduced a dataset repository called IEEE DataPort which hosts all types of datasets, and all data owners are encouraged to upload their datasets. IEEE dataport allows various formats of free Datasets accepted in size up to 2TB.
What is IEEE Dataport?
IEEE DataPort is a valuable and easily accessible data platform that enables users to store, search, access and manage data. The data platform is designed to accept all formats and sizes of datasets (up to 2TB), and it provides both downloading capabilities and access to datasets in the Cloud. IEEE DataPort is a universally accessible web-based portal that serves four primary purposes:
- Enable individuals and institutions to indefinitely store and make datasets easily accessible to a broad set of researchers, engineers and industry;
- Enable researchers, engineers and industry to gain access to datasets that can be analyzed to advance technology;
- Facilitate data analysis by enabling access to data in the AWS Cloud and by enabling the downloading of datasets
- Supports reproducible research.
IEEE DataPort is an online data platform created and supported by IEEE.
How to Access IEEE Datasets?
Follow the steps to access IEEE Dataport.
- Go to website
Enter the ieee-dataport.org in the search bar.
- Login to IEEE dataport
Login or signup into IEEE dataport accounts for free.
- Subscribe to IEEE dataport
Subscribe to IEEE DataPort to access all datasets( Currently, IEEE dataport in an experimental phase so you can use it for no cost )
- Go to DATASETS tab.
- Search for a datasets
Search for a dataset or browse dataset categories shown on the lower left-hand side of the page. Click on the desired dataset to view the Title, Abstract, and Instructions.
- Download dataset
Subscribed IEEE DataPort users can access the dataset files either via the AWS S3 URI tab or the Download tab in the upper right-hand side of the page.
- Submit an analysis
After analysis, you can submit using SUBMIT AN ANALYSIS button
- Upload Dataset
You can also upload your datasets using Submit a Dataset link. It has 3 options ( Standard Dataset, Open Access Dataset , and Data Competition ) which allow 2 TB of data and related files as well as metadata, cloud storage integration, an automatically generated DOI, analysis submissions, and comments. Please choose the option below that best fits your needs.
Note: All users may submit a standard dataset up to 2TB free of charge. Submit an Open Access dataset to allow free access to all users, or create a data competition and manage access and submissions.
Hope, this article will help you to find useful datasets for your research.
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