The EDI Data Portal provides access to environmental and ecological data packages contributed by participating organizations. Each dataset includes metadata and a digital object identifier for citation. Users are asked to contact data providers before using data in published research and to cite data appropriately.
TRY is the TRY Plant Trait Database, a network of vegetation scientists headed by Future Earth, the Max Planck Institute for Biogeochemistry, and iDiv. It provides free and open access to plant trait data. Database version 7 was released on 2026-09-04, containing 22,860,407 trait records across 306,701 plant taxa, with taxonomy harmonized with GBIF. The platform also shares related research news and publications.
The Biological Records Centre is a UK centre for terrestrial and freshwater species recording, established in 1964. It supports voluntary recording through national recording schemes and societies, and helps the recording community publish atlases, data and online resources. It also hosts websites and provides development support.
Scholars' Mine is the institutional repository for the Missouri University of Science and Technology, provided as a service of Missouri S&T University Libraries. It offers digital access to scholarly and creative works by the university's faculty, staff, and students, including faculty papers, departmental publications, conference proceedings, and graduate student works, plus campus cultural and historical collections such as yearbooks and the student newspaper.
Research data portal for exploring economic policy, applied economics records, including survey data.
CanWIN is the data centre for the Centre for Earth Observation Science at the University of Manitoba. The repository holds datasets, projects and publications on watershed, freshwater, marine and atmospheric topics, searchable by theme or map, and supports data discovery, submission and download.
PSnpBind is a database of proteins from the PDB, covering 26 proteins, focused on the effect of pocket SNPs on protein-ligand binding affinity. It was developed by Ammar Ammar and its data is licensed under CC-BY v4.0.
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TRY is the TRY Plant Trait Database, a network of vegetation scientists headed by Future Earth, the Max Planck Institute for Biogeochemistry, and iDiv. It provides free and open access to plant trait data. Database version 7 was released on 2026-09-04, containing 22,860,407 trait records across 306,701 plant taxa, with taxonomy harmonized with GBIF. The platform also shares related research news and publications.
The Biological Records Centre is a UK centre for terrestrial and freshwater species recording, established in 1964. It supports voluntary recording through national recording schemes and societies, and helps the recording community publish atlases, data and online resources. It also hosts websites and provides development support.
Scholars' Mine is the institutional repository for the Missouri University of Science and Technology, provided as a service of Missouri S&T University Libraries. It offers digital access to scholarly and creative works by the university's faculty, staff, and students, including faculty papers, departmental publications, conference proceedings, and graduate student works, plus campus cultural and historical collections such as yearbooks and the student newspaper.
Research data portal for exploring economic policy, applied economics records, including survey data.
CanWIN is the data centre for the Centre for Earth Observation Science at the University of Manitoba. The repository holds datasets, projects and publications on watershed, freshwater, marine and atmospheric topics, searchable by theme or map, and supports data discovery, submission and download.
PSnpBind is a database of proteins from the PDB, covering 26 proteins, focused on the effect of pocket SNPs on protein-ligand binding affinity. It was developed by Ammar Ammar and its data is licensed under CC-BY v4.0.
