The DNA Data Bank of Japan (DDBJ) is a center that provides sharing and analysis services for life science research data, aligned with INSDC specifications. It offers search and submission functions for biological data, access to a supercomputer, training sessions, service statistics, and resources including BioProject, BioSample and DRA databases, alongside operational news and updates.
DASSH is a data archive that holds marine species occurrence records, archived datasets and archived surveys. It provides a data mapper for searching data, data access and tools, a citizen science hub, and a route for data providers to submit data.
Find published open datasets through filters, categories and keyword search.
Find and access engineering research data, with indexed image.
PeanutBase is a collaborative community resource that integrates genetic, genomic and trait data across Arachis species to support peanut improvement. It provides genome browsers, gene and trait search tools, a BLAST server, germplasm and gene expression resources, and downloadable data sets, with much of the data also accessible through ArachisMine.
The Climate Hazards Center Data Archive provides access to gridded rainfall and temperature datasets, including CHIRPS, CHIRPS-GEFS, CHPClim, and CHIRTS. CHIRPS combines satellite imagery with station data to create rainfall time series; CHIRPS v3 covers 60°N-60°S from 1981 to near present. Bulk download instructions are available at a separate data site.
The International Ocean Discovery Program was a scientific ocean drilling program that concluded in 2024 after eleven years. It studied the subseafloor, and its platforms were operated by science operators: the JOIDES Resolution Science Operator, MarE3 within JAMSTEC, and the ECORD Science Operator using mission-specific platforms. Cores and samples may still be requested from the IODP Core Repositories.
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DASSH is a data archive that holds marine species occurrence records, archived datasets and archived surveys. It provides a data mapper for searching data, data access and tools, a citizen science hub, and a route for data providers to submit data.
Find published open datasets through filters, categories and keyword search.
Find and access engineering research data, with indexed image.
PeanutBase is a collaborative community resource that integrates genetic, genomic and trait data across Arachis species to support peanut improvement. It provides genome browsers, gene and trait search tools, a BLAST server, germplasm and gene expression resources, and downloadable data sets, with much of the data also accessible through ArachisMine.
The Climate Hazards Center Data Archive provides access to gridded rainfall and temperature datasets, including CHIRPS, CHIRPS-GEFS, CHPClim, and CHIRTS. CHIRPS combines satellite imagery with station data to create rainfall time series; CHIRPS v3 covers 60°N-60°S from 1981 to near present. Bulk download instructions are available at a separate data site.
The International Ocean Discovery Program was a scientific ocean drilling program that concluded in 2024 after eleven years. It studied the subseafloor, and its platforms were operated by science operators: the JOIDES Resolution Science Operator, MarE3 within JAMSTEC, and the ECORD Science Operator using mission-specific platforms. Cores and samples may still be requested from the IODP Core Repositories.
