SURF Research Access Management (SRAM) is a service to manage access to research resources, intended for Dutch led research collaborations. It takes away the hassle to create and manage user accounts for different applications. Read the introduction on SRAM on SURF.nl.
Explained in two minutes
For researchers and research collaborations, properly arranging and managing access to research applications (for example creating accounts or disabling them) often takes a lot of time and resources; something that could rather be spent on doing actual research. SRAM provides research collaborations with fast, easy, and secure access.
Conceptual overview
SURF Research Access Management builds upon many well established and proven building blocks for identity management and research, uses international (open) standards where possible (like AARC), and consists mostly of SURF-developed open-source components.
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- Advantages of using SRAM
- SRAM from the perspective of researchers, research collaborations, institutions and application providers
- Get started for institutions
Documentation
How-to guides
- How to Order SRAM for managing collaborative organizations
- How to Create a collaboration
- How to Log in with an invitation as a researcher
- How to Connect an application to SRAM: make your application available for researchers
- And many more
Explanations
- Roles for users of SRAM.
- About groups, that exist within a research collaboration
- Types of applications that can be connected to SRAM
- And many more
References
- Attributes in SRAM
- Conceptual overview of SURF Research Access Management
- Dienstbeschrijving SURF Research Access Management
- Institutions using SRAM
- Acceptable Use Policy
- Privacy Policy
- And many more
Contact us
Questions, or need help? Send us an email at sram-support@surf.nl.