The KIT Whole-Body Human Motion Database is a large-scale database of captured whole-body human motion. Motion is normalized with the master motor map reference model, and recordings are manually annotated with tree-structured tags for searching. The data include object positions and subject–object relations.
The Archaeology Data Service is a digital repository for archaeology and heritage, supporting access, innovation and research. It offers freely available project collections, reports, publications and metadata records, and accepts deposited data for long-term curation. Instructions for depositors cover dataset structure, file naming and metadata.
The eyeGENE Program is building a data and DNA resource for researchers to investigate rare inherited eye diseases. Approved studies can apply for access to datasets covering demographics, genetics and clinical data, or to both datasets and DNA samples. Researchers may also contact potential participants for other studies.
A NIST bibliographic database that contains references to publications including numerical data, general information, comments and reviews on atomic line broadening and shifts. It is part of the collection of the NIST Atomic Spectroscopy Group.
Search basic in biology and medicine data collections and supporting dataset from CHE.
Legacy site of the Journal of Applied Econometrics Data Archive, hosted by Queen's University Economics Department from 1994 until late 2022. Replaced by a new archive holding all data from this site plus data for papers accepted after late 2022. Data on the legacy site remains accessible for now.
BioMemory is a CNR project presenting a map of BioMemory collections. The listed collections are hosted by CNR institutes and cover bioresources such as herbaceous plants, trees, bacteria and DNA, animal blood, milk and tissues, filamentous fungi, plant parasitic and entomopathogenic nematodes, plant viruses and viroids, and grapevine varieties and clones. Collection types include field, cryopreserved and seed collections.
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The Archaeology Data Service is a digital repository for archaeology and heritage, supporting access, innovation and research. It offers freely available project collections, reports, publications and metadata records, and accepts deposited data for long-term curation. Instructions for depositors cover dataset structure, file naming and metadata.
The eyeGENE Program is building a data and DNA resource for researchers to investigate rare inherited eye diseases. Approved studies can apply for access to datasets covering demographics, genetics and clinical data, or to both datasets and DNA samples. Researchers may also contact potential participants for other studies.
A NIST bibliographic database that contains references to publications including numerical data, general information, comments and reviews on atomic line broadening and shifts. It is part of the collection of the NIST Atomic Spectroscopy Group.
Search basic in biology and medicine data collections and supporting dataset from CHE.
Legacy site of the Journal of Applied Econometrics Data Archive, hosted by Queen's University Economics Department from 1994 until late 2022. Replaced by a new archive holding all data from this site plus data for papers accepted after late 2022. Data on the legacy site remains accessible for now.
BioMemory is a CNR project presenting a map of BioMemory collections. The listed collections are hosted by CNR institutes and cover bioresources such as herbaceous plants, trees, bacteria and DNA, animal blood, milk and tissues, filamentous fungi, plant parasitic and entomopathogenic nematodes, plant viruses and viroids, and grapevine varieties and clones. Collection types include field, cryopreserved and seed collections.
