Pic and Mix is a Kent County Council innovation project providing a directory of data feeds. It lists datasets by category, including business, crime, education, environment, employment, health, leisure, transport, district and parish. Links lead to further data feeds within each category. The site also mentions featured uses such as searching planning applications and viewing recycling information.
Gloucester City Council publishes open data for reuse, including payment performance statistics by year and monthly spending datasets in CSV format. The council asks users to credit Gloucester City Council as the source and states the data is released under the open government licence.
CUNY Academic Works is a service of the CUNY Libraries that collects and provides access to the research, scholarship, and creative and pedagogical work of the City University of New York. Its content is freely available to all. Subject areas include publications and research, theses, dissertations, and capstones, and open educational resources.
The Cell Centered Database is an archived UC San Diego Library digital collection of high resolution 2D, 3D and 4D data from light and electron microscopy of tissues from the nervous system and other systems. It provides raw data, reconstructions and segmented data for download, plus 2D images, animations and image maps for online visualization.
Search engineering data collections and supporting datasets from GBR.
The Community Data Program is a membership-based community development initiative for Canadian public, non-profit or community sector organizations with a local service delivery or public policy mandate. It makes data accessible and useful to members through training and capacity building resources, and supports dialogue and sharing of best practices in community data use through its network.
Reciprocal Net is a distributed crystallography network and distributed database used by research crystallographers to store information about molecular structures, with much of the data available to the general public. It is funded by the U.S. National Science Foundation as part of the National Science Digital Library project and is still under development, with 18 participating crystallography laboratories online.
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Gloucester City Council publishes open data for reuse, including payment performance statistics by year and monthly spending datasets in CSV format. The council asks users to credit Gloucester City Council as the source and states the data is released under the open government licence.
CUNY Academic Works is a service of the CUNY Libraries that collects and provides access to the research, scholarship, and creative and pedagogical work of the City University of New York. Its content is freely available to all. Subject areas include publications and research, theses, dissertations, and capstones, and open educational resources.
The Cell Centered Database is an archived UC San Diego Library digital collection of high resolution 2D, 3D and 4D data from light and electron microscopy of tissues from the nervous system and other systems. It provides raw data, reconstructions and segmented data for download, plus 2D images, animations and image maps for online visualization.
Search engineering data collections and supporting datasets from GBR.
The Community Data Program is a membership-based community development initiative for Canadian public, non-profit or community sector organizations with a local service delivery or public policy mandate. It makes data accessible and useful to members through training and capacity building resources, and supports dialogue and sharing of best practices in community data use through its network.
Reciprocal Net is a distributed crystallography network and distributed database used by research crystallographers to store information about molecular structures, with much of the data available to the general public. It is funded by the U.S. National Science Foundation as part of the National Science Digital Library project and is still under development, with 18 participating crystallography laboratories online.
