Get time-saving, stable and persistent RAiDs for your research projects or activities
With the right integration with existing data management systems, RAiD can minimise the time that is lost on administrative effort and unnecessary double-data entry when producing reports, preparing and submitting research service applications, or strategically analysing project impacts and outcomes.
Empower and encourage your research organisation to get RAiD.
Customise and control the research information your research organisation would like kept and shared for a RAiD project or activity.
Accurately store and view RAiD metadata information whenever needed at any stage of a project or activity, including after its closure.
Track future funding requirements, project outcomes and changes made over time for a RAiD project or activity.
Fast-track project administration and save considerable research time and money.
You can successfully use RAiD in many interesting ways [present this list better!]
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Publishers may include a RAiD name in publication metadata to identify, add and update over time documents that are published for a particular project or activity.
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A research organisation can use a RAiD URL to share project or activity data with another research organisation.
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A researcher can use a RAiD to access a research facility’s (e.g.) supercomputer faster.
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Authors may include a RAiD citation in publications until publisher platforms support RAiD.
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All within a geographically spread research team can access their RAiD metadata at the same time.
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A research community can view and track a project’s grant, no matter who provided the grant.
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A RAiD service point can update a RAiD’s metadata record whenever a project change occurs, such as the awarding of new funding, publishing of new papers or addition of a new team member.
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Collected RAiD metadata information for a project or activity serves as an persistent and accessible archive even after a project or activity is complete.
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The undertaking of intelligent analysis and smarter reporting using RAiD research outputs, derived project outcomes and impact predictability forecasts, at any stage of a project or activity
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Convenient and persistent RAiD access once a RAiD project or activity has closed.
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Publishers may include a RAiD name in publication metadata to identify, add and update over time documents that are published for a particular project or activity.
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A research organisation can use a RAiD URL to share project or activity data with another research organisation.
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A researcher can use a RAiD to access a research facility’s (e.g.) supercomputer faster.
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Authors may include a RAiD citation in publications until publisher platforms support RAiD.
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All within a geographically spread research team can access their RAiD metadata at the same time.
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A research community can view and track a project’s grant, no matter who provided the grant.
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A RAiD service point can update a RAiD’s metadata record whenever a project change occurs, such as the awarding of new funding, publishing of new papers or addition of a new team member.
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Collected RAiD metadata information for a project or activity serves as an persistent and accessible archive even after a project or activity is complete.
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The undertaking of intelligent analysis and smarter reporting using RAiD research outputs, derived project outcomes and impact predictability forecasts, at any stage of a project or activity
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Convenient and persistent RAiD access once a RAiD project or activity has closed.