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moons), key **metadata** (timing of each observation, weather, telescope  properties), and **text** (descriptions of methods, analysis, and conclusions), as shown in Figure 1.   Today, many research projects are considered complete when a journal article based on the analysis has been written and published. However, very few modern scientific publications offer sufficient full  access to data, and metadata is given as their primary data; oftentimes, they only contain a high-level description of  the sole guide data or metadata, which are not enough  to repeating repeat  or to statistically verifying verify  scientific studies. Worse, researchers wishing to extend work based on others' (or even their own!) data, frequently have trouble finding those data. **This article is a short guide to the steps scientists can take to ensure that their data and associated analyses continue to be of value and to be recognized.**