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.
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Browse research datasets and datasets related to economic and social history.
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0DASSH 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.
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Find published open datasets through filters, categories and keyword search.
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0Find and access engineering research data, with indexed image.
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0PeanutBase 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.
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0The 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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0The 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.
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