Searchable repository for finding ancient cultures datasets and dataset.
The Open Data Commons for Traumatic Brain Injury is a free community platform for sharing and re-using data from pre-clinical traumatic brain injury research. It allows users to share data, publish data with a DOI and obtain citations, and offers tutorials, tools and a sample data management and sharing plan.
Abacus Data Network is a data repository collaboration involving the libraries of Simon Fraser University, the University of British Columbia, the University of Northern British Columbia and the University of Victoria. It hosts university-licensed data, open data and COVID-19 datasets. As of the snapshot, the network has recorded 903,854 downloads.
The Earth Orientation Center is the EOP Product Centre of the International Earth Rotation and Reference Systems Service. It collects time series of Earth Orientation Parameters from astro-geodetic techniques, archives them for FTP and web access, and computes combined solutions including the IERS C04 and C01 series. It also produces DUT1 and leap second announcements.
TreeGenes is a genomics database with a new version powered by Tripal. It provides browsing of genomes with JBrowse, sequence search with DIAMOND, species lookup, and data downloads from an FTP site. Users can submit data to the database, and a map-based web app called CartograPlant is linked. The site lists latest studies and literature, and the page redirects to CartograPlant.
Open Data Nepal is a public platform that provides free access to datasets from Nepal. Users can explore datasets by category, use AI to search and interpret data, access data via API, and save datasets locally. The platform hosts 630 datasets across 24 categories from 48 publishers, includes 12 data stories and visual summaries, and serves researchers, journalists, developers and policymakers.
TB Portals is a National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases resource for tuberculosis data science, offering open-access multi-domain global TB data and tools. It lists TB cases, genomic sequences, chest X-ray and CT images, and contributing countries and sites. Its tools include an interactive 3D viewer, a case editor, cohort analysis in DEPOT, genomic analysis in GAP, and radiomics in RAP. Clinical data requests have moved to a separate NIAID address.
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The Open Data Commons for Traumatic Brain Injury is a free community platform for sharing and re-using data from pre-clinical traumatic brain injury research. It allows users to share data, publish data with a DOI and obtain citations, and offers tutorials, tools and a sample data management and sharing plan.
Abacus Data Network is a data repository collaboration involving the libraries of Simon Fraser University, the University of British Columbia, the University of Northern British Columbia and the University of Victoria. It hosts university-licensed data, open data and COVID-19 datasets. As of the snapshot, the network has recorded 903,854 downloads.
The Earth Orientation Center is the EOP Product Centre of the International Earth Rotation and Reference Systems Service. It collects time series of Earth Orientation Parameters from astro-geodetic techniques, archives them for FTP and web access, and computes combined solutions including the IERS C04 and C01 series. It also produces DUT1 and leap second announcements.
TreeGenes is a genomics database with a new version powered by Tripal. It provides browsing of genomes with JBrowse, sequence search with DIAMOND, species lookup, and data downloads from an FTP site. Users can submit data to the database, and a map-based web app called CartograPlant is linked. The site lists latest studies and literature, and the page redirects to CartograPlant.
Open Data Nepal is a public platform that provides free access to datasets from Nepal. Users can explore datasets by category, use AI to search and interpret data, access data via API, and save datasets locally. The platform hosts 630 datasets across 24 categories from 48 publishers, includes 12 data stories and visual summaries, and serves researchers, journalists, developers and policymakers.
TB Portals is a National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases resource for tuberculosis data science, offering open-access multi-domain global TB data and tools. It lists TB cases, genomic sequences, chest X-ray and CT images, and contributing countries and sites. Its tools include an interactive 3D viewer, a case editor, cohort analysis in DEPOT, genomic analysis in GAP, and radiomics in RAP. Clinical data requests have moved to a separate NIAID address.
