The research landscape heavily promotes Open Science, and under this umbrella falls Open Data Publishing. Sharing your data with others can help promote collaboration, further scientific research and increase the recognition of your research. Publishing your data in a repository is a great way to share your research and increase your research outputs. However, there are instances where openly publishing all your research data is not possible. It is important to discuss publishing data with a Data Steward if any of the following apply to your research:
Personal data (GDPR)
Intellectual Property (Commercial collaborators, external collaborators)
Government secrets
Sensitive topics
Once you have determined what data you can and cannot share publicly. You can now determine which repository you will publish in. You can find out more information on specific repositories here. Each repository will have their own requirements, but it is always required to include the code you used to analyze your data, clear reuse documentation along with a reuse license.