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File version control
Keeping track of versions of documents and datasets is critical. Strategies include:
- Directory structure naming conventions
- Directory top-level folder should include the project title, unique identifier, and date.
- The substructure should have a clear and documented naming convention, such as numbering or naming the experiment runs, dataset versions, and/or researchers.
- File naming conventions
- Reserve the 3-letter file extension for application-specific codes, for example, formats like .wrl, .mov, and .tif.
- Identify the activity or project in the file name
For more help, see materials from our workshop on file organization.
- About Us
- Research Data Management
- 2023 NIH Data Management and Sharing Policy (SPA website)
- eLab Suite
- Box Cloud Storage
- Research Data Management
- Research Data Storage
- Data Safety Statement
- Making a Plan
- Storing Your Data
- Sharing Your Data
- Information Security
- Information for Site Visitors
- Board Of Regents Policies
- Software and Applications
- Supercomputing Resources
- Server Purchase & Deployment
- Lab Network Connectivity
- Services
- Fees
- Billing Inquires
- General Resources
- Acknowledge
- Contact Us