Science and its data management are in transition. And while the research data environment has become heterogeneous and the data dynamic, funding agencies and policy makers push towards findable, accessible, interoperable and reuseable (= FAIR) research data [1]. A popular issue of the management of data originating from (collaborating) research infrastructures is their dynamic nature in terms of growth, access rights and quality. On a global scale, systems for access and preservation are in place for the big data domains (e.g. environmental sciences, space, climate). However, the stewardship for disciplines of the so-called long tail of science remains uncertain. This poster gives the impression of an interdisciplinary infrastructure facilitating research data archival and publication.

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