The Ozone Mapping and Profiler Suite is a NASA resource focused on ozone and atmospheric composition data. It provides access to data and products related to ozone, aerosols, trace gases, reflectivity maps and cloud products, alongside publications, instrument status updates and educational materials. The suite covers data from instruments including TOMS, BUV-SBUV-SBUV/2 and sensors on the S-NPP, NOAA-20 and NOAA-21 satellites.
FAPESP COVID-19 Data Sharing/BR is an open repository of COVID-19 datasets, initiated by FAPESP with the University of São Paulo and other health institutions. It provides pseudonymized demographic, clinical and laboratory exam data, plus hospitalization and outcome information when available. Datasets are downloadable at no charge under a CC-BY license, and the repository is updated periodically.
Birmingham City Council publishes a range of data that can be downloaded and reused under the Open Government Licence. The City Observatory is an open data-sharing platform intended to provide a single source of information about Birmingham and to support collaboration on data. The page also links to data on roads and parking, local land authority and housing stock, and boundaries.
The JRC Data Catalogue is the data catalogue of the European Commission Joint Research Centre. It provides access to 4315 datasets and 257 collections covering topics including environment, energy, climate change, and agriculture. The platform offers SPARQL search, a catalogue API, and links to related EU data resources.
Open data portal for searching and downloading public datasets.
TOXNET redirects users to other National Library of Medicine products after a broader NLM reorganization. The page explains access routes for toxicology resources including HSDB, LactMed, ChemIDplus, LiverTox and Haz-Map. It states that PubChem serves as NLM's single source for chemical information starting December 2022 and notes that TOXMAP, CTD and Pillbox were retired.
CATH is a free online database providing information on evolutionary relationships of protein domains, developed by the Orengo group at University College London. Structures from the Protein Data Bank are split into domains and classified by class, architecture, topology and homologous superfamily. Gene3D adds sequence data from UniProtKB and Ensembl, assigning domains to superfamilies.
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FAPESP COVID-19 Data Sharing/BR is an open repository of COVID-19 datasets, initiated by FAPESP with the University of São Paulo and other health institutions. It provides pseudonymized demographic, clinical and laboratory exam data, plus hospitalization and outcome information when available. Datasets are downloadable at no charge under a CC-BY license, and the repository is updated periodically.
Birmingham City Council publishes a range of data that can be downloaded and reused under the Open Government Licence. The City Observatory is an open data-sharing platform intended to provide a single source of information about Birmingham and to support collaboration on data. The page also links to data on roads and parking, local land authority and housing stock, and boundaries.
The JRC Data Catalogue is the data catalogue of the European Commission Joint Research Centre. It provides access to 4315 datasets and 257 collections covering topics including environment, energy, climate change, and agriculture. The platform offers SPARQL search, a catalogue API, and links to related EU data resources.
Open data portal for searching and downloading public datasets.
TOXNET redirects users to other National Library of Medicine products after a broader NLM reorganization. The page explains access routes for toxicology resources including HSDB, LactMed, ChemIDplus, LiverTox and Haz-Map. It states that PubChem serves as NLM's single source for chemical information starting December 2022 and notes that TOXMAP, CTD and Pillbox were retired.
CATH is a free online database providing information on evolutionary relationships of protein domains, developed by the Orengo group at University College London. Structures from the Protein Data Bank are split into domains and classified by class, architecture, topology and homologous superfamily. Gene3D adds sequence data from UniProtKB and Ensembl, assigning domains to superfamilies.
