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The TInnGO Open Data Repository is a global repository for gender-related data collections in the transport sector, including mobility, safety and security, surveys and research outcomes. Data comes from ten national hubs of the TInnGO project, and other contributors may upload anonymized or pseudonymized datasets after registration. Published data is openly accessible, and public collections are available through an API.
The Northern California Earthquake Data Center is a joint project of the Berkeley Seismological Laboratory and the U.S. Geological Survey. It serves as a permanent archive and distribution center for digital data on earthquakes in central and northern California, including time series data from seismic, GPS and other geophysical sensors. Online catalogs and web services support data queries.
The Image Data Resource is a public repository of reference image datasets from published scientific studies. It enables access, search and analysis of highly annotated datasets, with author-supplied metadata browsable and available through a JSON API. It uses OME-Zarr and OMERO tools to read, manage and serve data.
PsychArchives is a disciplinary repository for psychological science and neighboring disciplines. It accommodates 20 digital research object types, including articles, preprints, research data, code, supplements, preregistrations, tests and multimedia objects, and assigns DOIs to archived content.
The KIT Whole-Body Human Motion Database is a large-scale database of captured whole-body human motion. Motion is normalized with the master motor map reference model, and recordings are manually annotated with tree-structured tags for searching. The data include object positions and subject–object relations.
The page lists panel datasets provided by the Panel Data Research Center at Keio University, including the Japan Household Panel Survey, Japan Child Panel Survey, and Great East Japan Earthquake Special Survey. It also links to survey objectives, items, methods, and questionnaires for each dataset.
