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The Human Oral Microbiome Database (eHOMD) provides curated information on bacteria in the human mouth and aerodigestive tract. It hosts a taxonomy with a provisional naming scheme for currently unnamed taxa, alongside genomic, 16S rRNA and phage data. Of 836 taxa, 547 are primarily oral and 45 primarily nasal. The site offers BLAST, genome viewers, trees and downloads.
The Climate Commons Data Catalog is a browsable and searchable catalog focused on climate change data relevant to natural resource conservation in California. It organizes datasets into categories and lists raster and other data with subjects, coverage and resolution, including downscaled climate models, sea-level rise projections and conservation prioritization.
Data WA is a portal for discovering Western Australian public sector data and connecting with the broader data community. Its catalogue provides access to datasets supplied by organisations across the public sector, organised by subject areas such as environment, transport, natural resources and health care.
RADAR4Chem, hosted at radar4chem.radar-service.eu, is a research data archive that is part of the RADAR research data repository family. It is available in German and English, and enables users to search and filter the latest data publications by attributes including creators, publishers, production year, language, subject areas, resource type, license, rights holders, community, keywords, and ontologies. The platform also provides access to repository information including its privacy policy, terms and conditions, legal notices, and accessibility declaration.
The Atlas of Living Australia is a biodiversity data platform offering open access to Australian biodiversity data. It holds occurrence records and datasets and lets users search and download records by species, taxon, dataset, region, date or location. It provides tools including an R and Python package, a spatial portal and BioCollect for surveys and field data.
NEMAR is an open-access data, tools and compute resource for searching, visualizing, analyzing and downloading human EEG, MEG, iEEG and EMG datasets. Datasets are contributed by researchers or mirrored from OpenNeuro and are BIDS-formatted with data-quality and HED event annotations. A viewer supports annotating recordings with HED and SCORE terms exported as BIDS files.
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The Human Oral Microbiome Database (eHOMD) provides curated information on bacteria in the human mouth and aerodigestive tract. It hosts a taxonomy with a provisional naming scheme for currently unnamed taxa, alongside genomic, 16S rRNA and phage data. Of 836 taxa, 547 are primarily oral and 45 primarily nasal. The site offers BLAST, genome viewers, trees and downloads.
The Climate Commons Data Catalog is a browsable and searchable catalog focused on climate change data relevant to natural resource conservation in California. It organizes datasets into categories and lists raster and other data with subjects, coverage and resolution, including downscaled climate models, sea-level rise projections and conservation prioritization.
Data WA is a portal for discovering Western Australian public sector data and connecting with the broader data community. Its catalogue provides access to datasets supplied by organisations across the public sector, organised by subject areas such as environment, transport, natural resources and health care.
RADAR4Chem, hosted at radar4chem.radar-service.eu, is a research data archive that is part of the RADAR research data repository family. It is available in German and English, and enables users to search and filter the latest data publications by attributes including creators, publishers, production year, language, subject areas, resource type, license, rights holders, community, keywords, and ontologies. The platform also provides access to repository information including its privacy policy, terms and conditions, legal notices, and accessibility declaration.
The Atlas of Living Australia is a biodiversity data platform offering open access to Australian biodiversity data. It holds occurrence records and datasets and lets users search and download records by species, taxon, dataset, region, date or location. It provides tools including an R and Python package, a spatial portal and BioCollect for surveys and field data.
NEMAR is an open-access data, tools and compute resource for searching, visualizing, analyzing and downloading human EEG, MEG, iEEG and EMG datasets. Datasets are contributed by researchers or mirrored from OpenNeuro and are BIDS-formatted with data-quality and HED event annotations. A viewer supports annotating recordings with HED and SCORE terms exported as BIDS files.
