Browse public datasets, metadata and downloadable records in an open catalog.
BioImages is a personal photographic guide to the biodiversity of Britain and Ireland. Users can search the site through Google or browse a taxonomic hierarchy from biota down to species. It covers most major organism groups except birds and other vertebrates, with images showing multiple angles, life stages and diagnostic features. Images are hosted by DiscoverLife and are intended as visual support for identification.
UBIRA eData is the University of Birmingham eData Repository, which accepts deposits of research outputs such as datasets, theses and working papers. Users can browse the repository by year, funders, division and author, and search at simple and advanced levels. A technical fault is reported on the repository.
Dataset repository covering economics, with searchable aggregated data.
NLR's geospatial data science research uses geographic information systems (GIS) to produce maps, analyses, models, applications, and visualizations that inform energy planning and production. The work offers a geospatial perspective on contemporary energy issues and solutions.
Cork City Council's open data portal offers datasets about Cork in an open, downloadable format. The site lists 34 datasets, including popular tags such as Cork City, planning, boundary, environment and conservation. It states the data can be used for research, web and mobile application development, and data visualisations. Questions and comments go to an open data email address.
VectorSurv is a vector-borne disease surveillance system. Public health and vector control agencies use the Gateway to manage and analyze surveillance and control data, and each agency keeps privileges to manage its own data and user accounts. VectorSurv Maps shows past and present surveillance results for arboviruses and invasive mosquitoes. A RESTful API lets users integrate VectorSurv data with other software.
Community notes
Be the first to share how this project worked for you.
Sign in with a verified account to leave a review or join the discussion.
Sign in to reviewKeep exploring
BioImages is a personal photographic guide to the biodiversity of Britain and Ireland. Users can search the site through Google or browse a taxonomic hierarchy from biota down to species. It covers most major organism groups except birds and other vertebrates, with images showing multiple angles, life stages and diagnostic features. Images are hosted by DiscoverLife and are intended as visual support for identification.
UBIRA eData is the University of Birmingham eData Repository, which accepts deposits of research outputs such as datasets, theses and working papers. Users can browse the repository by year, funders, division and author, and search at simple and advanced levels. A technical fault is reported on the repository.
Dataset repository covering economics, with searchable aggregated data.
NLR's geospatial data science research uses geographic information systems (GIS) to produce maps, analyses, models, applications, and visualizations that inform energy planning and production. The work offers a geospatial perspective on contemporary energy issues and solutions.
Cork City Council's open data portal offers datasets about Cork in an open, downloadable format. The site lists 34 datasets, including popular tags such as Cork City, planning, boundary, environment and conservation. It states the data can be used for research, web and mobile application development, and data visualisations. Questions and comments go to an open data email address.
VectorSurv is a vector-borne disease surveillance system. Public health and vector control agencies use the Gateway to manage and analyze surveillance and control data, and each agency keeps privileges to manage its own data and user accounts. VectorSurv Maps shows past and present surveillance results for arboviruses and invasive mosquitoes. A RESTful API lets users integrate VectorSurv data with other software.
