Section outline
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In terms of reproducibility, research lifecycle and open science, published data sets and applications with DOI numbers are useful. The "repositories" aim at the reusability and transparency of research.
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At Zenodo, the default file size limit is 50GB. This can be extended to 200GB on request. Larger data sets are not permitted, which can sometimes lead to challenges with larger projects.
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The Open Science Framework is more useful for larger projects due to its wealth of features.
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The advantage of Figshare is that you can create anonymous links in addition to "normal" links. This is necessary for some peer review processes. However, it is hosted on American servers (just like OSF).
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The Thethys Research Data Repository is a publishing research data repository of GeoSphere Austria that specializes in collecting, storing and making geoscientific research data available to the public.
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COMSES is established in the modeling community. It is a repository for the systematic storage of model code including description, input data, reference to the publication and an open license model. The entries are quality assured and a DOI (Document Identifier) is used and linked to the publication. Versioning is also possible here.