The Australian Bureau of Meteorology data catalogue holds metadata records describing data available from the Bureau. It offers discovery and a search with an option to clear all. Pages link to information about the catalogue and about data access and licenses.
HALO database
HALO-DB is a web platform for data retrieval and long-term archiving of data from observations of the HALO research aircraft and related data. Its metadata is publicly available, while primary data is open to registered mission members and may become public after a waiting period.
Features
- Metadata publicly available Source: halo-db.pa.op.dlr.de
Uses
- Primary data available to registered mission members Source: halo-db.pa.op.dlr.de
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