How to Use This Guide
Are you looking for older data that may have been removed from websites or for websites that have been taken down? Are you interested in preserving data that is currently available but may not be in the near future? Welcome to Tisch Library's guide to archived data! This guide includes helpful tips for finding data, links to archived datasets and other relevant information, highlights data archiving projects, and provides information for how to be your own data archivist.
About Archived Data
- What is Data Archiving? Definitions, Examples and BenefitsOrganizations must manage and preserve enormous volumes of information throughout time in the ever-expanding world of data. One way to retain data effectively and guarantee its integrity and accessibility over time is via data archiving. This article explores: What is Data Archiving, Types of data archiving, Importance of Data Archiving, Steps in Data Archiving, and Technologies for Data Archiving.
More Data Info
- Social Science Data and StatisticsTisch Library's comprehensive guide to data sources in the social sciences.
- Data ManagementTisch website highlighting a range of data management services, including data organization, data sharing, and much more.
- Finding Government Information during the 2025 Administration TransitionFrom the University of Minnesota, this guide points to resources that identify and track steps taken by the current administration and Congress to scale back or eliminate access to federal government information. It also provides links to groups performing data and website rescue.