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GRID-Geneva is a data and analytics centre established by the United Nations Environment Programme in 1985. A team of 20 environment data scientists transforms data into actionable information and knowledge to support decision-making on environmental and social issues. It operates open-source platforms and collaborates with UN agencies, governments and environmental conventions.
FishSounds is a website offering a global inventory of fish sound production research. Information can be searched by fish taxa, by recordings, or by references, and the site includes a video tour, statistics, citations guidance, and additional resources on underwater sound and passive acoustic monitoring.
Data.gov.ie is Ireland's open data portal, publishing Irish public sector data in open, free and reusable formats. It lists 22842 datasets from 141 publishers, organized by theme such as agriculture, education, energy, health, transport and the environment. The site offers advanced dataset search, guides, training courses, an FAQ page and featured dashboards.
The Tropical Ecology Assessment and Monitoring (TEAM) Network, originally a partnership of Conservation International, the Wildlife Conservation Society, and the Smithsonian Institution, uses standardized methods to collect near-real-time data on biodiversity, climate, and land-cover change at 17 sites across Africa, Asia, and Latin America. It aims to establish an early warning system. The network is migrating to Wildlife Insights.
REFOLDdb is a tool for optimizing protein refolding, drawing on published methods used in refolding recombinant proteins. It offers a combined search using multiple inputs, along with statistics, BLAST search, help and download options.
The Interactive Data Application from the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis provides access to BEA statistics, including national, international, regional and industry data. It organizes data by account and topic and offers printing, saving, exporting and charting, with data sharing via social tools. Data is updated in near real time.
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GRID-Geneva is a data and analytics centre established by the United Nations Environment Programme in 1985. A team of 20 environment data scientists transforms data into actionable information and knowledge to support decision-making on environmental and social issues. It operates open-source platforms and collaborates with UN agencies, governments and environmental conventions.
FishSounds is a website offering a global inventory of fish sound production research. Information can be searched by fish taxa, by recordings, or by references, and the site includes a video tour, statistics, citations guidance, and additional resources on underwater sound and passive acoustic monitoring.
Data.gov.ie is Ireland's open data portal, publishing Irish public sector data in open, free and reusable formats. It lists 22842 datasets from 141 publishers, organized by theme such as agriculture, education, energy, health, transport and the environment. The site offers advanced dataset search, guides, training courses, an FAQ page and featured dashboards.
The Tropical Ecology Assessment and Monitoring (TEAM) Network, originally a partnership of Conservation International, the Wildlife Conservation Society, and the Smithsonian Institution, uses standardized methods to collect near-real-time data on biodiversity, climate, and land-cover change at 17 sites across Africa, Asia, and Latin America. It aims to establish an early warning system. The network is migrating to Wildlife Insights.
REFOLDdb is a tool for optimizing protein refolding, drawing on published methods used in refolding recombinant proteins. It offers a combined search using multiple inputs, along with statistics, BLAST search, help and download options.
The Interactive Data Application from the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis provides access to BEA statistics, including national, international, regional and industry data. It organizes data by account and topic and offers printing, saving, exporting and charting, with data sharing via social tools. Data is updated in near real time.
