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Research data portal for exploring engineering records, including dataset.
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NORMAN SusDat is a living database that merges chemical lists from the NORMAN Suspect List Exchange into a common format for screening purposes. It includes selected identifiers and predicted values and is under constant development. Users should consult the original lists to verify chemical information.
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Repo4Cat is the NFDI4Cat Central Data Repository for catalysis research. It offers four working areas: Projects, Organizations, Personal dataverses and Single publications. The repository supports private data, sharing with colleagues and publishing datasets.
The Triticeae Toolbox hosts public breeding databases for wheat, oat and barley. It includes publicly accessible curated databases for wheat and oat, sandbox versions of these databases for user testing, a private wheat database for approved WheatCAP participants, and discontinued classic versions of the wheat and oat databases containing data up to early 2020.
Research data portal for exploring engineering records, including dataset.
The Lund University Humanities Lab Archive hosts images, audio, video and text data such as word lists and transcriptions from many projects. Its largest collection is the Repository and Workspace for Austroasiatic Intangible Heritage, documenting languages and cultures of Austroasiatic communities in Mainland Southeast Asia and India. Access may require an account, and some collections require the depositor's permission.
Protected Planet is a source of data on protected areas and other effective area-based conservation measures, updated monthly with submissions from governments, organisations, landowners and communities. It provides figures on global terrestrial, inland water and marine coverage. It also covers the ICCA Registry, an online platform where indigenous peoples and local communities provide data, case studies, maps, photos and stories.
NORMAN SusDat is a living database that merges chemical lists from the NORMAN Suspect List Exchange into a common format for screening purposes. It includes selected identifiers and predicted values and is under constant development. Users should consult the original lists to verify chemical information.
