eCrystals - Southampton is an archive of crystal structures produced by the Southampton Chemical Crystallography Group and the EPSRC UK National Crystallography Service. Each entry contains the fundamental and derived data from a single crystal X-ray structure determination, excluding raw images. The records have not been externally refereed, and all provided files are freely available for download.
Arias Montano is the Institutional Repository of the University of Huelva. It is a repository of digital documents intended to publicize the scientific and teaching production of the university community and to ensure preservation of productions in digital format.
JACQ is a jointly administered herbarium management system and specimen database serving a list of participating herbaria. It holds identifiers and links for people and scientific names that connect to external portals and other virtual herbaria and aggregators.
The Chesapeake Bay Environmental Observatory is a project providing a portal where users can search and download CBEO data. It also offers materials such as test bed data, documentation, publications and presentations. The project was funded through a National Science Foundation program for cyberinfrastructure for environmental observatories.
The Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse (TRAC) publishes data on federal government enforcement and spending, with data tools covering immigration, the FBI, DEA, IRS and ATF. Its site also reports immigration court filings and backlog, and features a FOIA project and grants honoring David Burnham's legacy.
Historical repository preserving earthquake engineering data and digital infrastructure. Established at Purdue University in 2014 after the Network for Earthquake Engineering Simulation ended, it now serves as a repository of file collections without the interactive tools formerly available. Maintained by the University of Canterbury's Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering.
Digital collection from the Loeb Music Library containing digitized scores and libretti chosen for their rare or unique character and their popularity in research and teaching. Materials span the 17th to early 20th century and include manuscripts, first editions and early editions. Digital versions can be viewed online or downloaded as PDFs.
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Arias Montano is the Institutional Repository of the University of Huelva. It is a repository of digital documents intended to publicize the scientific and teaching production of the university community and to ensure preservation of productions in digital format.
JACQ is a jointly administered herbarium management system and specimen database serving a list of participating herbaria. It holds identifiers and links for people and scientific names that connect to external portals and other virtual herbaria and aggregators.
The Chesapeake Bay Environmental Observatory is a project providing a portal where users can search and download CBEO data. It also offers materials such as test bed data, documentation, publications and presentations. The project was funded through a National Science Foundation program for cyberinfrastructure for environmental observatories.
The Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse (TRAC) publishes data on federal government enforcement and spending, with data tools covering immigration, the FBI, DEA, IRS and ATF. Its site also reports immigration court filings and backlog, and features a FOIA project and grants honoring David Burnham's legacy.
Historical repository preserving earthquake engineering data and digital infrastructure. Established at Purdue University in 2014 after the Network for Earthquake Engineering Simulation ended, it now serves as a repository of file collections without the interactive tools formerly available. Maintained by the University of Canterbury's Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering.
Digital collection from the Loeb Music Library containing digitized scores and libretti chosen for their rare or unique character and their popularity in research and teaching. Materials span the 17th to early 20th century and include manuscripts, first editions and early editions. Digital versions can be viewed online or downloaded as PDFs.
