The Evolution of Raw Data Archiving and the Growth of Its Importance in Crystallography
The hardware for data archiving has expanded capacities for digital storage enormously in the past decade or more. This article charts the efforts of IUCr to facilitate discussions and plans relating to raw data archiving and reuse within the various communities of crystallography, diffraction, and scattering.
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