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.
FID move
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.
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- Repository for research data from mobility and transport research Source: data.fid-move.de
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0The 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.
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0Dataset repository covering agriculture, forestry and veterinary medicine, with searchable geospatial data.
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A Central Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina page linking to data described in the International Monetary Fund's DSBB under the Special Data Dissemination Standard. It lists datasets across the real, fiscal, financial and external sectors, including national accounts, labor market, prices, government operations and debt, depository corporations, balance of payments and exchange rates, each with browse, download and SDMX options.
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0GEOFON is a seismic network and waveform data archive operated under the GEOFON Program at GFZ. The site provides rapid earthquake information on recent events and points to interactive forum and messaging services, along with information on SeisComP software.
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0Find and access humanities and social research data, with indexed text.
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ClinicalCodes.org is an online repository for clinical code lists from published electronic medical record studies, intended to support validity and reproducibility of medical database research. It aims to hold code lists for all code types and databases, with deposited lists freely downloadable without login. Contents are being migrated to the HDR UK Phenotype Library, and new content should be submitted there.
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