Dataset repository covering basic in biology and medicine, with searchable aggregated data.
The Astronomical Data Archives Center is part of the National Astronomical Observatory of Japan and provides services including an online catalog service and a VizieR catalogue service mirror. The information it provides is intended only for academic research and educational activities, and use for commercial products, services, or activities is prohibited.
RES³T is a digitized thermodynamic sorption database implemented as a relational database. It is mineral-specific, allowing use with additive models of more complex solid phases such as rocks or soils. An integrated user interface lets users access selected mineral and sorption data, extract internally consistent data sets for sorption modeling, and export them in formats for other modeling software.
The ISRCTN registry is a clinical study registry recognised by the WHO and ICMJE that accepts proposed, ongoing and completed clinical research studies. It provides content validation, curation and unique identification numbers needed for publication, and all study records are freely accessible and searchable. Registration is ideally prospective, though retrospective registration is accepted.
Data.gov.au is a site for finding, exploring and reusing Australia's public data. It also provides information on recent developments and known issues, a user guide, and an email contact address for support.
The Global Carbon Atlas is a platform for exploring and visualizing data on carbon fluxes from human activities and natural processes. It offers country-level CO₂ emissions data for fossil fuels and land use change, plus global budgets for carbon, methane and nitrous oxide, and material on city emissions and river carbon transport.
The Language Archive Cologne is a digital archive of language resources containing collections of primary language data, including audio and video recordings and linguistic analyses. The site lists 40 collections covering 35 languages, with individual collections documenting specific languages and topics, some marked public and others restricted or academic. It also provides metadata and an API.
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The Astronomical Data Archives Center is part of the National Astronomical Observatory of Japan and provides services including an online catalog service and a VizieR catalogue service mirror. The information it provides is intended only for academic research and educational activities, and use for commercial products, services, or activities is prohibited.
RES³T is a digitized thermodynamic sorption database implemented as a relational database. It is mineral-specific, allowing use with additive models of more complex solid phases such as rocks or soils. An integrated user interface lets users access selected mineral and sorption data, extract internally consistent data sets for sorption modeling, and export them in formats for other modeling software.
The ISRCTN registry is a clinical study registry recognised by the WHO and ICMJE that accepts proposed, ongoing and completed clinical research studies. It provides content validation, curation and unique identification numbers needed for publication, and all study records are freely accessible and searchable. Registration is ideally prospective, though retrospective registration is accepted.
Data.gov.au is a site for finding, exploring and reusing Australia's public data. It also provides information on recent developments and known issues, a user guide, and an email contact address for support.
The Global Carbon Atlas is a platform for exploring and visualizing data on carbon fluxes from human activities and natural processes. It offers country-level CO₂ emissions data for fossil fuels and land use change, plus global budgets for carbon, methane and nitrous oxide, and material on city emissions and river carbon transport.
The Language Archive Cologne is a digital archive of language resources containing collections of primary language data, including audio and video recordings and linguistic analyses. The site lists 40 collections covering 35 languages, with individual collections documenting specific languages and topics, some marked public and others restricted or academic. It also provides metadata and an API.
