Preserve and Archive
Preserve and Archive your Research Outputs
The Digital Stewardship team at Melbourne provides support, services, training, advice and examples of good practice in:
- Research data management.
- Digital preservation.
- Digital archives.
- Non-traditional outputs publishing, including citation and retention.
- Data forensics and recovery.
Quick Links
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Digitisation
The University Digitisation Centre (UDC) provides a range of services including:
- Scanning of 2D and 3D research assets and collection items.
- Consultations and training.
- Self-service scanning options for staff working on University projects.
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Institutional Repository
Learn how to deposit the full-text of your research outputs in the university's institutional repository: Minerva Access. The process only takes a couple of minutes and will help you to:
- Comply with funder mandates and university policy.
- Make your research more widely discoverable and accessible.
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Archival Services
Expert advice on archiving and preservation is available from:
The University of Melbourne Archives, which collects, manages and provides access to:
- The historical records of the University.
- Victorian business, trade unions and other labour organisations.
- Community and cultural organisations.
Further Support
The University provides many options to support your research data storage and management needs, including:
- Network File Share (Research-NAS)
- CloudStor
- Figshare
- Omeka
- Minerva Access
The systems are available to all University staff and graduate researchers. These systems are recommended by the University as they will help you meet your research data obligations. Many allow for collaboration with external users and have features to protect your research data from loss and unintended access.
For additional support, create a request via this Service Now form.
Records Services staff can provide information and advice on:
- Record-keeping,
- Record management policy and procedures, and
- Record retention and disposal procedures.