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Repositories that work with datasets from a variety of subjects are:
According to the TriCouncil "all grant recipients are required to deposit into a digital repository all digital research data, metadata and code that directly support the research conclusions in journal publications and pre-prints that arise from agency-supported research." A data repository is a reliable storage location for research data. Repositories allow researchers to organize, access, share, archive, and discover data. Most repositories provide a permanent link to data and a sustainability plan for data preservation.
When choosing a repository consider:
CoreTrustSeal repositories have been evaluated to meet a level of sustainability and trustworthiness. Certification can indicate quality; however, because most are not certified, other repositories should not be discounted on certification alone.
Repositories may be subject specific or for general storage. The University of Ottawa provides a short guide to major repositories, Springer Nature's Scientific Data lists repositories for various fields of science, and DataOne (Data Observation Network for Earth) connects to a network of repositories for earth and environmental data. DataCite's Repository Finder tool can help focus searches to find an appropriate repository and the re3data repository search tool can be used to search by discipline.
A few subject specific repositories include:
Social Sciences
Health Sciences
Physical Sciences
Humanities