We can often provide datasets containing metadata describing our collections including:
In some cases, we can provide some data on usage of our electronic collections, such as JSTOR.
Typically these are provided in CSV format with each row representing either a different title or a different physical copy. If you require the data structured in a different manner, we can discuss your research needs to see if they can be accommodated.
As an example dataset to explore, we have provided a set describing usage of our physical general collections along with year of publication, year of usage, and current location in the libraries.
Dataset package, including .csv, JSON file, and documentation
Access to data from our theses collections is available by request. Possible datasets might be data based on academic department or txt files of the publicly available theses corpus. If you are interested in a particular dataset from our collections, please see the Request Data tab.
As an example of the kinds of data available, we have made the metadata for every Economics thesis available as a .csv file.
Researchers may request access to data in our digital collections that are without access and use restrictions. By request, we package up the digital objects, by creating csv, txt, and xml files for research use. If you are interested in a particular dataset from our collections, please see the Request Data tab in the side navigation menu.
Please remember to check the platform's terms of use and data mining policies before downloading.
