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 For needs beyond the RDE Standard Allocation, researchers may request one or more RDE Advanced Allocations. Advanced Allocations can provide for larger or specialized research storage needs. Storage is provided at a per-TB/per-year rate which is subject to change under DRII guidance. See the appendices for current rates and how the cost model is being implemented. RDE Advanced Allocations should be associated with research services or defined projects. Research Cores, Research Centers, labs providing services to other labs, and RSS may be considered research services. Defined projects include sponsored programs or otherwise well-defined initiatives. All RDE allocations must include appropriate data management planning. A plan may be a formal Data Management Plan associated with a grant, or an operational workflow description appropriate for a core or service entity, as long as data protection, transfer, and disposition requirements are documented. For needs beyond the RDE Standard Allocation, researchers may request one or more RDE Advanced Allocations. Advanced Allocations can provide for larger or specialized research storage needs. Storage is provided at a per-TB/per-year rate which is subject to change under DRII guidance. See the appendices for current rates and how the cost model is being implemented. RDE Advanced Allocations should be associated with research services or defined projects. Research Cores, Research Centers, labs providing services to other labs, and RSS may be considered research services. Defined projects include sponsored programs or otherwise well-defined initiatives. All RDE allocations must include appropriate data management planning. A plan may be a formal Data Management Plan associated with a grant, or an operational workflow description appropriate for a core or service entity, as long as data protection, transfer, and disposition requirements are documented.
 Advanced allocations require consultation with RSS. RSS will work with researchers to match allocated resources with capacity, performance, protection, and connectivity needs. Advanced allocations require consultation with RSS. RSS will work with researchers to match allocated resources with capacity, performance, protection, and connectivity needs.
 +As of September 2024 - DRII is no longer taking requests to fund resources.
  
 **Priority Designation** **Priority Designation**
  
-RDE Advanced Allocations are eligible for DRII Priority Designation. This means DRII has determined the proposed use case (such as a core or grant-funded project) presents a strategic advantage or high priority service to the University and agrees to subsidize the resources assigned in that designation. DRII is responsible for determination of criteria for Priority Designation.+RDE Advanced Allocations are eligible for DRII Priority Designation. This means DRII has determined the proposed use case (such as a core or grant-funded project) presents a strategic advantage or high priority service to the University and agrees to subsidize the resources assigned in that designation. DRII is responsible for determination of criteria for Priority Designation. As of September 2024 - DRII is no longer taking requests to fund resources.
  
 **Traditional Investment** **Traditional Investment**

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