Access to DEEP Datasets
Completed DEEP datasets will be deposited in the European Genome-Phenome Archive (EGA) repository.
In line with IHEC policy (Jan 2013) there will be two categories:
Open Access Datasets | Controlled Access Datasets |
Disease Pathology/general sample characteristics (metadata)
Gene expression (RNA-/smRNA-seq)
Methylation marks
Histone modifications
| Detailed Phenotype and Clinical (meta)data Raw genotype data Genome sequence files (e.g. bam-files) |
Regulating and controlling data access is not the responsibility of the EGA. For each dataset that requires access control, there has to be a corresponding Data Access Committee which determines access permissions. All submissions made to the EGA must be affiliated to a DAC. The DAC should consist of one or more named individuals, which are responsible for making the data access decisions for the data to which the DAC is affiliated.
How to apply for DEEP Controlled Access Datasets
To receive access to controlled data of the “Deutsches Epigenom Programm - DEEP” the full set of application forms listed below must be completed and sent by email to datarequest(at)deutsches-epigenom-programm.de
Applications for access to data can be submitted at any time. The DEEP Data Access Committee (DEEP DAC) will review applications on a rolling basis and aim to provide a decision within 20 days of receipt. The application will be checked for conformity with the goals and policies of the International Human Epigenome Consortium IHEC (see supporting document).
If your application is refused it remains possible to re-apply in the future.
Data Access Application form
This application form is for requests for access to controlled data of the “Deutsches Epigenom Programm DEEP”. To receive access the entire following application form must be completed. Applications for access to data can be submitted at any time. The DEEP Data Access Committee (DEEP DAC) will review applications on a rolling basis and aim to provide a decision within 20 days of receipt. The application will be checked for conformity with the goals and policies of the International Human Epigenome Consortium (see http://ihec-epigenomes.org/about/policies-and-guidelines/ and Annex I).
If your application is refused it remains possible to re-apply in the future.