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The Perovskite Database Project aims to make perovskite device data available under FAIR data principles. The team extracted data from over 16000 perovskite papers published until the end of February 2020, and later papers rely on authors uploading their own data. Open-sourced tools let people interactively explore, search, filter, analyse, and visualise the data. The resources have migrated to NOMAD.
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The Land Portal is a global gateway for land related information, building a community of land experts from civil society, government, intergovernmental agencies and academia. It offers more than 700 indicators of statistical data aggregated from trusted providers and a searchable library of more than 77,000 open access publications. It also provides country pages, issues, events and a controlled vocabulary tool for discovering land data.
Reality Commons is a release of mobile data sets from the MIT Human Dynamics Lab covering the dynamics of several communities of about 100 people each. The data was collected with tools developed in the lab, including the funf open-source sensing platform for Android phones.
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The Perovskite Database Project aims to make perovskite device data available under FAIR data principles. The team extracted data from over 16000 perovskite papers published until the end of February 2020, and later papers rely on authors uploading their own data. Open-sourced tools let people interactively explore, search, filter, analyse, and visualise the data. The resources have migrated to NOMAD.
AidData is a research lab at William & Mary that provides evidence on how sustainable development investments are targeted, monitored, and evaluated. It uses rigorous methods, tools, and granular data to examine who is doing what, where, for whom, and to what effect. It also offers training and professional education.
The Land Portal is a global gateway for land related information, building a community of land experts from civil society, government, intergovernmental agencies and academia. It offers more than 700 indicators of statistical data aggregated from trusted providers and a searchable library of more than 77,000 open access publications. It also provides country pages, issues, events and a controlled vocabulary tool for discovering land data.
Reality Commons is a release of mobile data sets from the MIT Human Dynamics Lab covering the dynamics of several communities of about 100 people each. The data was collected with tools developed in the lab, including the funf open-source sensing platform for Android phones.
The CRC1211DB is the project database of the Collaborative Research Centre 1211, funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG). It archives and provides research data created by project participants, including measured or modeled data, reports, presentations, publications and pictures. All data is provided with corresponding metadata, and download access may be restricted depending on the respective rights.
GIN is a free data management system for neuroscientific data, built on open source projects including Git, git-annex, and Gogs. It syncs directories to a dedicated server and tracks changes to files and folders. Data can be shared with collaborators, made citable through a DOI service, and accessed from web and file browsers or a command line interface.
