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The Canadian Tides and Water Levels Data Archive holds water level observations from over a thousand stations, the earliest dating from 1848. It includes hourly heights, daily means and monthly extremes, with predictions published for most tidal stations. Data are quality controlled and adjusted for datum changes; 15-minute data are not generally released.
Dataset repository covering engineering, with searchable image.
SISSA Open Data is a repository of research datasets and code from SISSA. It hosts supplementary videos, replication data for publications, open access annual reports and experimental datasets. Records can be browsed by name or date, and users can add data or create a dataverse after logging in.
ERDDAP is a data server providing a simple, consistent way to download subsets of scientific datasets in common file formats and to make graphs and maps. This installation holds oceanographic data such as satellite and buoy data, and acts as a middleman reformatting requests and responses between users and remote data servers.
The World Data Center for Ionosphere and Space Weather, operated by NICT, preserves and distributes ionospheric and space weather data. Its holdings include Japanese and Antarctic ionospheric observations dating from 1957-1958 and space weather forecast data. Data is offered through monthly and yearly reports, ionosonde data, handwritten records, a historical viewer and a solar flare database.
The KNMI Climate Explorer is a web-based scientific analysis tool from the Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute. It offers access to over 10 TB of climate data and dozens of analysis tools for exploring and visualizing climate data in the browser, including time series, anomaly calculations, event comparisons, and trend analysis with significance testing. Results can be visualized and downloaded.
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The Canadian Tides and Water Levels Data Archive holds water level observations from over a thousand stations, the earliest dating from 1848. It includes hourly heights, daily means and monthly extremes, with predictions published for most tidal stations. Data are quality controlled and adjusted for datum changes; 15-minute data are not generally released.
Dataset repository covering engineering, with searchable image.
SISSA Open Data is a repository of research datasets and code from SISSA. It hosts supplementary videos, replication data for publications, open access annual reports and experimental datasets. Records can be browsed by name or date, and users can add data or create a dataverse after logging in.
ERDDAP is a data server providing a simple, consistent way to download subsets of scientific datasets in common file formats and to make graphs and maps. This installation holds oceanographic data such as satellite and buoy data, and acts as a middleman reformatting requests and responses between users and remote data servers.
The World Data Center for Ionosphere and Space Weather, operated by NICT, preserves and distributes ionospheric and space weather data. Its holdings include Japanese and Antarctic ionospheric observations dating from 1957-1958 and space weather forecast data. Data is offered through monthly and yearly reports, ionosonde data, handwritten records, a historical viewer and a solar flare database.
The KNMI Climate Explorer is a web-based scientific analysis tool from the Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute. It offers access to over 10 TB of climate data and dozens of analysis tools for exploring and visualizing climate data in the browser, including time series, anomaly calculations, event comparisons, and trend analysis with significance testing. Results can be visualized and downloaded.
