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<p>DataONE is a network of interoperable data repositories facilitating <a href="/facts/Data_sharing/X1cJc4K4">data sharing</a>, data discovery, and <a href="/facts/Open_science/xUpX56f0">open science</a>.  Originally supported by $21.2 million in funding from the US <a href="/facts/National_Science_Foundation/FlDT8TbW">National Science Foundation</a> as one of the initial <a href="/facts/DataNet/REq5KfWX">DataNet</a> programs in 2009, funding was renewed in 2014 through 2020 with an additional $15 million.
DataONE helps preserve, access, use, and reuse of multi-discipline scientific data through the construction of primary cyberinfrastructure and an education and outreach program. 
DataONE provides <a href="/facts/Scientific_data_archiving/0pmqd9AD">scientific data archiving</a> for ecological and environmental data produced by scientists. DataONE's goal is to preserve and provide access to multi-scale, multi-discipline, and multi-national data. Users include scientists, ecosystem managers, policy makers, students, educators, librarians, and the public.
</p><p>DataONE links together existing <a href="/facts/Cyberinfrastructure/QwhPPWq0">cyberinfrastructure</a> to provide a distributed framework, management, and technologies that enable long-term preservation of multi-scale, multi-discipline, and multi-national observational data. The distributed framework is composed of Coordinating Nodes located at the Oak Ridge Campus at Tennessee, <a href="/facts/University_of_California_Santa_Barbara/G7UvBWlK">University of California Santa Barbara</a>, and <a href="/facts/University_of_New_Mexico/7KnmajYB">University of New Mexico</a>, and member nodes.  DataONE also provides resources including tools for accessing and using it.
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