CNGBdb is a unified platform for sharing and applying biological big data with the research community. Built on big data and cloud computing technologies, it offers data services including archiving, analysis, knowledge search, management authorization, and visualization.
DASSI is described as a national repository for archiving and sharing social science research data, built on the open-source Dataverse platform. Its catalog offers datasets with standardized metadata, persistent identifiers and usage licenses, and the page lists a set of dataset records.
The Forest Climate Change Data Catalogue is a collection of data sets relevant to the Canadian forest sector under a changing climate. Created by Canadian Forest Service scientists, the data sets include static maps, raw data and interactive maps covering all of Canada. Themes include drought, fire, climate and tree distribution, with multiple climate scenarios projected to the year 2100. Data sets are periodically updated as new information becomes available.
A European digital platform that aggregates data from multiple providers and offers it through a single access point. It is intended for start-ups, companies and research institutions building digital solutions, and for developers, data analysts and service providers. Documentation includes wiki pages, how-to materials, FAQs and practical examples.
Browse research datasets and image related to biology.
A UK government site presenting the National Data Library as the home of UK public data, intended to inform decisions and build services. It organizes curated collections covering business and economy, environment, government and parliament, land and property, people, and transport. A data manual offers guidance on working with data in government and the public sector.
The Integrated Taxonomic Information System is a partnership that assembles scientific names and taxonomic relationships for species across all seven kingdoms of life. It distributes this taxonomic data openly through publicly available software, including web services and database downloads. A Taxonomic Workbench is available to partners who maintain taxonomic groups.
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DASSI is described as a national repository for archiving and sharing social science research data, built on the open-source Dataverse platform. Its catalog offers datasets with standardized metadata, persistent identifiers and usage licenses, and the page lists a set of dataset records.
The Forest Climate Change Data Catalogue is a collection of data sets relevant to the Canadian forest sector under a changing climate. Created by Canadian Forest Service scientists, the data sets include static maps, raw data and interactive maps covering all of Canada. Themes include drought, fire, climate and tree distribution, with multiple climate scenarios projected to the year 2100. Data sets are periodically updated as new information becomes available.
A European digital platform that aggregates data from multiple providers and offers it through a single access point. It is intended for start-ups, companies and research institutions building digital solutions, and for developers, data analysts and service providers. Documentation includes wiki pages, how-to materials, FAQs and practical examples.
Browse research datasets and image related to biology.
A UK government site presenting the National Data Library as the home of UK public data, intended to inform decisions and build services. It organizes curated collections covering business and economy, environment, government and parliament, land and property, people, and transport. A data manual offers guidance on working with data in government and the public sector.
The Integrated Taxonomic Information System is a partnership that assembles scientific names and taxonomic relationships for species across all seven kingdoms of life. It distributes this taxonomic data openly through publicly available software, including web services and database downloads. A Taxonomic Workbench is available to partners who maintain taxonomic groups.
