Dataset intake · demonstration

Submit a Dataset

Contribute a 3D-printed-concrete dataset to the Open3DCP catalog. You submit the metadata + an archive DOI; the data itself stays in a public archive.

How this works. Open3DCP is a curation layer, not an archive. Deposit your dataset in a public archive first — Zenodo, DesignSafe, MDF / NIST, or Dataverse — then submit its DOI below. This page collects the details, then hands off to a structured form on GitHub where you sign in (your GitHub account is your verified identity) and submit. An automated check posts a readiness checklist within about a minute, and a maintainer curates it (staging → reviewed → published).

1Dataset & archive

Dataset title

Dataset DOI (the archived dataset, not a paper)

Archive URL (resolvable link)

2Provenance & license

Source citation

Lead author / lab

ORCID iD (optional, self-declared)

Data license (must be redistributable)

Open3DCP schema version (targeted)

Notes (optional — units, scope, what's in the archive)

3Declarations

I confirm the data is legally redistributable under the license above and contains no copyrighted articles.

The dataset is deposited in a public archive and the DOI above resolves to it.

4Readiness

Preliminary checks before you continue to GitHub.

×Dataset title, DOI & archive URL — all three provided
×Provenance — citation + lead author/lab
×Redistributable license selected
×ORCID iD valid or left blank — format 0000-0000-0000-0000
×Declarations confirmed — redistribution + archive resolves

The authoritative 0–100 fidelity score (structure / units / vocabulary) is computed during curation by open3dcp-ingest — this page never invents a number.

5Continue on GitHub

This opens a structured submission form on GitHub with your details pre-filled. GitHub can't pre-fill the license dropdown or the checkboxes, so you'll re-select the license and tick the two boxes there, then click Submit new issue. You'll sign in with GitHub if you aren't already — that account is your verified identity on the submission.

Continue on GitHub →

Complete the readiness checks above to continue.