Kielipankki, the Language Bank of Finland, is a service for researchers in digital humanities and social sciences coordinated by the national FIN-CLARIN consortium of Finnish universities and research organizations, and part of the international CLARIN network. It offers a wide range of text and speech corpora and associated tools for analysis and processing; some resources are publicly accessible, others require login, and access is free for researchers and students, with electronic application available for restricted resources.
IPK Gatersleben is a Leibniz Institute offering services that include a gene bank for ordering samples, a guesthouse with flats on campus, a school laboratory, library services, and databases storing research results and information.
The Phoenix Open Data Portal is the City of Phoenix's site for exploring city datasets, organized into groups such as transportation, public safety, and general government. It also hosts dashboards, including performance, homelessness, sustainability, and police use-of-force views. External datasets from the US Census, Department of Housing, and Bureau of Labor Statistics are linked.
A virtual platform for travel data established in 2002 at ETH Zurich's Institute for Transport Planning and Systems. It lets end users browse archived travel data over the web and perform simple statistical analysis. The archive provides information on travel data developed or analysed at the institute, including details of the originating travel survey, and is built around the NESSTAR system.
The Open Exoplanet Catalogue is a decentralized, open-source database of discovered extrasolar planets. The website displays the catalogue in a browser, while the data is stored as human-readable XML files in a git version control system. Contributions and corrections are accepted from professional astronomers and the public, and data can be downloaded from the GitHub repository.
Open-data catalog covering Rotterdam, Netherlands, with filters and downloadable records.
The IRI Data Library compiles climate, geophysical, socio-economic and agricultural data into a common framework for cross-disciplinary research and analysis. It offers free access to hundreds of datasets, mapping tools known as Map Rooms, and training materials. An announcement states the Data Library will soon shut down.
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IPK Gatersleben is a Leibniz Institute offering services that include a gene bank for ordering samples, a guesthouse with flats on campus, a school laboratory, library services, and databases storing research results and information.
The Phoenix Open Data Portal is the City of Phoenix's site for exploring city datasets, organized into groups such as transportation, public safety, and general government. It also hosts dashboards, including performance, homelessness, sustainability, and police use-of-force views. External datasets from the US Census, Department of Housing, and Bureau of Labor Statistics are linked.
A virtual platform for travel data established in 2002 at ETH Zurich's Institute for Transport Planning and Systems. It lets end users browse archived travel data over the web and perform simple statistical analysis. The archive provides information on travel data developed or analysed at the institute, including details of the originating travel survey, and is built around the NESSTAR system.
The Open Exoplanet Catalogue is a decentralized, open-source database of discovered extrasolar planets. The website displays the catalogue in a browser, while the data is stored as human-readable XML files in a git version control system. Contributions and corrections are accepted from professional astronomers and the public, and data can be downloaded from the GitHub repository.
Open-data catalog covering Rotterdam, Netherlands, with filters and downloadable records.
The IRI Data Library compiles climate, geophysical, socio-economic and agricultural data into a common framework for cross-disciplinary research and analysis. It offers free access to hundreds of datasets, mapping tools known as Map Rooms, and training materials. An announcement states the Data Library will soon shut down.
