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epsl-reporting-and-reproducibility
Use when assembling the supplementary material, data-availability statement, and FAIR data deposit for an Earth and Planetary Science Letters (EPSL) manuscript. EPSL follows Elsevier's research-data policies and the community expects deposition in discipline repositories — EarthChem, PANGAEA, IRIS/EarthScope, MagIC, NASA PDS, Zenodo. It guides reporting and deposit; it does not generate the data.
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# Reporting & Reproducibility (epsl-reporting-and-reproducibility)
The letters format pushes almost everything load-bearing but non-narrative — full analytical tables,
method details, standards data, model configurations — into the supplement and the repositories.
That makes the supplement and deposit *part of the reviewed science*, not an afterthought. EPSL sits
inside Elsevier's research-data framework (data statements, repository linking), and its communities
run mature FAIR infrastructure; reviewers know the canonical archive for each data type and notice
absences. Re-check the current mandate wording on the official Guide for Authors.
## When to trigger
- Assembling supplementary text, tables, and figures
- Writing the data-availability statement and choosing repositories
- Depositing geochemical tables, waveforms, paleomagnetic data, model code, or mission-derived products