Abstract:In this commentary we consider the importance of ready access to ecological data, existing resources and approaches for radiological datasets and material, and wider public policy developments in regard to data access and reuse. We describe the development and operation of the STORE database for radiobiology, radioecology and epidemiology as a central data sharing resource, and finally we consider the issues of financial and scientific sustainability of material resource archives and the future of resources li… Show more
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