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The KDK Repository hosts research collections from the Research Documentation Centre at the Centre for Social Sciences, covering four institutes: Legal Studies, Minority Studies, Political Science, and Sociology. Users can browse and download collections, and search topics and researchers. Some collections are publicly accessible without registration. The repository runs on EPrints 3 and supports OAI 2.0.
All The Places is an open data project that indexes over 20 million points of interest from more than 4,100 web scrapers worldwide. Its downloads are gzipped ndjson files, each line a GeoJSON feature with consistent properties, updated weekly. The downloads and data are released under the CC-0 waiver; the spider software is MIT licensed.
The Ocean Tracking Network is an aquatic animal tracking, data management, and partnership platform based at Dalhousie University in Canada. Its data centre collects, aggregates, cross-references, preserves, and disseminates aquatic telemetry data, and aims to inform global biogeographical information systems such as OBIS as data becomes publicly accessible under the OTN Data Policy. A map lists affiliated projects filterable by collection, contact, country, or species.
Oxford University Research Archive is the University of Oxford's repository for its research output. Members of the University of Oxford can deposit research including articles, conference papers, theses and data. The site also presents latest additions.
The Comparative Toxicogenomics Database (CTD) is a public dataset and data search resource. It uses essential cookies for site operation, with no personal data collected or processed. Users must complete a captcha verification to access the site, which can be completed via a browser on any device if computational access issues occur.
The Danish National Birth Cohort is a research data collection open to researchers with research ideas requiring prospectively collected data from pregnancy and childhood. Its site provides information on applying for access, an overview of available data, publications, and interview questionnaires, and lists response rates and acknowledgement guidance.
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The KDK Repository hosts research collections from the Research Documentation Centre at the Centre for Social Sciences, covering four institutes: Legal Studies, Minority Studies, Political Science, and Sociology. Users can browse and download collections, and search topics and researchers. Some collections are publicly accessible without registration. The repository runs on EPrints 3 and supports OAI 2.0.
All The Places is an open data project that indexes over 20 million points of interest from more than 4,100 web scrapers worldwide. Its downloads are gzipped ndjson files, each line a GeoJSON feature with consistent properties, updated weekly. The downloads and data are released under the CC-0 waiver; the spider software is MIT licensed.
The Ocean Tracking Network is an aquatic animal tracking, data management, and partnership platform based at Dalhousie University in Canada. Its data centre collects, aggregates, cross-references, preserves, and disseminates aquatic telemetry data, and aims to inform global biogeographical information systems such as OBIS as data becomes publicly accessible under the OTN Data Policy. A map lists affiliated projects filterable by collection, contact, country, or species.
Oxford University Research Archive is the University of Oxford's repository for its research output. Members of the University of Oxford can deposit research including articles, conference papers, theses and data. The site also presents latest additions.
The Comparative Toxicogenomics Database (CTD) is a public dataset and data search resource. It uses essential cookies for site operation, with no personal data collected or processed. Users must complete a captcha verification to access the site, which can be completed via a browser on any device if computational access issues occur.
The Danish National Birth Cohort is a research data collection open to researchers with research ideas requiring prospectively collected data from pregnancy and childhood. Its site provides information on applying for access, an overview of available data, publications, and interview questionnaires, and lists response rates and acknowledgement guidance.
