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Pseudobase
PseudoBase is a collection of RNA pseudoknots made available for retrieval to the scientific community. It offers retrieval by class or by summary, and a section for submitting new pseudoknots. The page serves as the main introduction to the retrieval, submit and information sections.
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- collection of RNA pseudoknots for retrieval Source: www.ekevanbatenburg.nl
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Searchable repository for finding engineering datasets and observational data.
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0The TÁRKI Data Archive is the Hungarian National Social Science Data Archive, operated by the TÁRKI Foundation and a member of CESSDA-ERIC. Since 1985 it has stored more than 800 social science datasets from survey research and other factographic collections, mostly from Hungary. Datasets are anonymized where they contain personal data and stored in SPSS and ASCII formats. Some documentation is available only in Hungarian.
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0The Transport for NSW Open Data Hub provides a data catalogue for browsing, exploring and downloading datasets, connecting to APIs, and finding insights and interactive maps. It also offers geospatial files and interactive maps, interactive visualisations, and developer resources for accessing APIs and using real-time data. A further section covers innovation challenges and data partnerships.
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0DataFirst is a research data service dedicated to giving open access to data from African countries. It lists datasets including South Africa's General Household Survey, Survey of Employers and Self-Employed, Learner Unit Record Data, Consumer Price Index data and police crime records. It aims to promote open access to African microdata through data curation, research and training.
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Searchable repository for finding chemistry datasets and datasets.
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0The Language Archive is part of the Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics in Nijmegen. It holds audio and video language corpus data from languages worldwide, along with photographs, notes and experimental data used to document and describe languages. Collections include the DOBES Archive of endangered languages, sign languages, casual speech and multilingualism. Access to restricted collections requires requesting approval.
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