DATICE is a data service and archive for Icelandic research data, located at the Division of Science and Innovation at the University of Iceland. It is the official service provider for the Consortium of European Social Science Data Archives in Iceland and acts as a collector and supplier of research data. The archive lists studies with DOIs, including surveys and reports.
IUBio Archive is an archive of biology data and software established in 1989 to promote public access to freely available information, primarily in molecular biology and bioinformatics. It offers ways to browse, search and fetch molecular data, software, biology news and documents, plus links to remote sources. In 2019 it was archived at Jetstream-cloud.org and Cloud.Google.com.
The Illinois State Water Survey is part of the Prairie Research Institute. Its scientists collect, analyze, archive and disseminate objective data and technical information. The survey provides data, services and expertise to help people and policymakers in Illinois make decisions.
A web-based open-access directory serving as a central register of medically relevant biomaterial banks in Germany. It is developed and provided by TMF and aims to network these banks into a transparent infrastructure, providing a shared basis for scientific information exchange. The listing notes the product is archived and no longer current.
Search a government or civic data catalog for reusable public information.
The Newfoundland and Labrador Open Data portal releases government datasets under an open licence, free of charge for anyone to use and reuse for any purpose. It offers tabular and spatial dataset catalogs, tags for finding data by topic, and charts and maps built from individual datasets. Data is provided in accessible, machine-readable formats such as XLS, CSV and TXT.
The USA National Phenology Network is a national-scale monitoring and research initiative. It collects, organizes and delivers phenological data, information, and forecasts to support natural resource management and decision-making, to advance the scientific field of phenology, and to promote understanding of phenology by a wide range of audiences.
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IUBio Archive is an archive of biology data and software established in 1989 to promote public access to freely available information, primarily in molecular biology and bioinformatics. It offers ways to browse, search and fetch molecular data, software, biology news and documents, plus links to remote sources. In 2019 it was archived at Jetstream-cloud.org and Cloud.Google.com.
The Illinois State Water Survey is part of the Prairie Research Institute. Its scientists collect, analyze, archive and disseminate objective data and technical information. The survey provides data, services and expertise to help people and policymakers in Illinois make decisions.
A web-based open-access directory serving as a central register of medically relevant biomaterial banks in Germany. It is developed and provided by TMF and aims to network these banks into a transparent infrastructure, providing a shared basis for scientific information exchange. The listing notes the product is archived and no longer current.
Search a government or civic data catalog for reusable public information.
The Newfoundland and Labrador Open Data portal releases government datasets under an open licence, free of charge for anyone to use and reuse for any purpose. It offers tabular and spatial dataset catalogs, tags for finding data by topic, and charts and maps built from individual datasets. Data is provided in accessible, machine-readable formats such as XLS, CSV and TXT.
The USA National Phenology Network is a national-scale monitoring and research initiative. It collects, organizes and delivers phenological data, information, and forecasts to support natural resource management and decision-making, to advance the scientific field of phenology, and to promote understanding of phenology by a wide range of audiences.
