e!DAL is a free software infrastructure for maintaining and publishing in-house research data. It offers a submission tool with an embedded review process and ELIXIR AAI login, supporting DOI-citable datasets. It includes index-based metadata search, version tracking, an embedded HTTP(S) server, and a Java-compatible API, and is designed to support JSON-LD, OAI-PMH and ORCID for data harvesting and linkage.
FID move is a repository for research data from mobility and transport research. It organizes data into organizations and groups, with published records listed by tags. The homepage reports 27 datasets and 10 organizations. New organizations and groups are set up only by the FID-move team.
The data.bris Research Data Repository is managed by the University of Bristol Research Data Service and builds on investment in the Research Data Storage Facility. It offers a means for Bristol's researchers to share research data openly with the world.
AAU Research Data Repository is a free infrastructure for researchers and the community to publish and find data. Researchers can publish datasets and receive a unique digital object identifier (DOI). It is part of the AAU Scholarly Repository suite of data services and includes subject collections such as food security, environment, gender, population and rural development.
The Latvian Open Data portal is Latvia's open data portal. It publishes news about datasets, including datasets published by first-tier state enterprises, and reports on government decisions to open geospatial datasets. The portal covers open data competitions and hackathons.
The Western Regional Climate Center provides climate services for the western United States, with interactive web apps, climate maps, drought trackers, station metadata, and monitoring station data feeds. Station coverage spans the western Pacific, Alaska, Hawaii, U.S. islands, the Pacific coast and inland to the Rocky Mountains. A legacy site was established at wrcc-archive.dri.edu.
DRUM is the Digital Repository at the University of Maryland. It collects, preserves and provides public access to the university's scholarly output, and faculty and researchers can upload research products. It includes UMD theses and dissertations from 2003 forward. Submission requires UMD credentials.
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FID move is a repository for research data from mobility and transport research. It organizes data into organizations and groups, with published records listed by tags. The homepage reports 27 datasets and 10 organizations. New organizations and groups are set up only by the FID-move team.
The data.bris Research Data Repository is managed by the University of Bristol Research Data Service and builds on investment in the Research Data Storage Facility. It offers a means for Bristol's researchers to share research data openly with the world.
AAU Research Data Repository is a free infrastructure for researchers and the community to publish and find data. Researchers can publish datasets and receive a unique digital object identifier (DOI). It is part of the AAU Scholarly Repository suite of data services and includes subject collections such as food security, environment, gender, population and rural development.
The Latvian Open Data portal is Latvia's open data portal. It publishes news about datasets, including datasets published by first-tier state enterprises, and reports on government decisions to open geospatial datasets. The portal covers open data competitions and hackathons.
The Western Regional Climate Center provides climate services for the western United States, with interactive web apps, climate maps, drought trackers, station metadata, and monitoring station data feeds. Station coverage spans the western Pacific, Alaska, Hawaii, U.S. islands, the Pacific coast and inland to the Rocky Mountains. A legacy site was established at wrcc-archive.dri.edu.
DRUM is the Digital Repository at the University of Maryland. It collects, preserves and provides public access to the university's scholarly output, and faculty and researchers can upload research products. It includes UMD theses and dissertations from 2003 forward. Submission requires UMD credentials.
