The Marine Data Exchange is a platform that provides access to survey data and reports collected for UK offshore renewable energy projects. Its content covers sectors including wind, tidal, and marine aggregate, alongside associated research and datasets.
The Aberdeen Birth Cohorts are groups followed by the University of Aberdeen: children born in Aberdeen in 1921, 1936, and 1950-1956. Childhood reading and mental ability test results have been linked to health and social information to study questions about aging, mental health, and dementia. Participants born in 1921 and 1936 have been invited back for studies, and similar research is being started for the 1950s group.
The Database of Zeolite Structures provides structural information on Zeolite Framework Types approved by the Structure Commission of the International Zeolite Association. It is searchable and includes framework descriptions and drawings, crystallographic data, simulated powder diffraction patterns, references and framework chemical compositions. A separate database describing disordered zeolite structures is integrated under the Intergrowths tab.
coastDat is a model-generated database used to assess long-term changes in data-poor regions. Numerical models reconstruct marine climate aspects such as storms, waves and storm surges, and ecosystems, relying on large-scale atmospheric information. Where possible, reconstructions are supplemented by climate change projections. The approach has been applied to issues in the North and Baltic Seas.
LSHTM Data Compass is a repository for exploring data, code, and tools produced and made available by LSHTM researchers for use in health research. It also directs those submitting items to a Frequently Asked Questions page for guidance.
The ProteomeXchange Consortium provides globally coordinated standard data submission and dissemination pipelines involving the main proteomics repositories, and encourages open data policies in the field. Public PXD datasets can be browsed at ProteomeCentral. It supports MS/MS proteomics and SRM data submission, with other proteomics data possible through a partial submission mechanism.
Data.SA is a South Australian government portal that presents open datasets such as the top 100 baby names and COVID-19 information. It also offers dataset requests, success stories, and map viewers, and notes that Land Services SA provides land titling, valuation, and cadastral data access.
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The Aberdeen Birth Cohorts are groups followed by the University of Aberdeen: children born in Aberdeen in 1921, 1936, and 1950-1956. Childhood reading and mental ability test results have been linked to health and social information to study questions about aging, mental health, and dementia. Participants born in 1921 and 1936 have been invited back for studies, and similar research is being started for the 1950s group.
The Database of Zeolite Structures provides structural information on Zeolite Framework Types approved by the Structure Commission of the International Zeolite Association. It is searchable and includes framework descriptions and drawings, crystallographic data, simulated powder diffraction patterns, references and framework chemical compositions. A separate database describing disordered zeolite structures is integrated under the Intergrowths tab.
coastDat is a model-generated database used to assess long-term changes in data-poor regions. Numerical models reconstruct marine climate aspects such as storms, waves and storm surges, and ecosystems, relying on large-scale atmospheric information. Where possible, reconstructions are supplemented by climate change projections. The approach has been applied to issues in the North and Baltic Seas.
LSHTM Data Compass is a repository for exploring data, code, and tools produced and made available by LSHTM researchers for use in health research. It also directs those submitting items to a Frequently Asked Questions page for guidance.
The ProteomeXchange Consortium provides globally coordinated standard data submission and dissemination pipelines involving the main proteomics repositories, and encourages open data policies in the field. Public PXD datasets can be browsed at ProteomeCentral. It supports MS/MS proteomics and SRM data submission, with other proteomics data possible through a partial submission mechanism.
Data.SA is a South Australian government portal that presents open datasets such as the top 100 baby names and COVID-19 information. It also offers dataset requests, success stories, and map viewers, and notes that Land Services SA provides land titling, valuation, and cadastral data access.
