Qualiservice is a data service center for archiving and sharing qualitative research data in the social sciences. It lets researchers find and use qualitative research data from various fields, submit and share their own data, and get support in organizing the collection and preparation of reusable data. Contextual information is provided on a personalized basis, and the service is contactable by email.
The CLARIN service center of the Zentrum Sprache at the Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities provides information on language resources and web services. It focuses on historical text corpora, mainly from the Deutsches Textarchiv, and lexical resources such as DWDS dictionaries. The center also offers publishing of research data from external institutions via its repository.
The Polar Geospatial Center at the University of Minnesota provides geospatial support, mapping, and GIS and remote sensing solutions to researchers and logistics groups in the polar science community. It maintains a library of commercial satellite imagery, elevation models, and a historical and contemporary map catalog, and offers browser-based tools for accessing polar data.
Browse public datasets, metadata and downloadable records in an open catalog.
The Maelstrom Catalogue is a data discovery tool holding information about epidemiological research networks, studies, the data they collected, and harmonized data from those networks. Its search tools let users learn about networks, identify studies with targeted designs, search variables within and across studies, and find information on harmonization potential and harmonized variables.
The Repositorium der Herzog August Bibliothek is a repository providing access to library publications, research data, digital editions and other media. Publishing there follows Open Access and FAIR data principles. It also includes the FID BBI community, which offers publications and research data with open access licences.
The GRDC Data Portal is a web-based tool for searching and visualising runoff stations and time series data in map and table view. Users select stations, regions, subregions or countries and download data in six formats, with optional subregion or watershed boundaries. Hydrological data are released only for research purposes; commercial use and redistribution are not allowed.
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The CLARIN service center of the Zentrum Sprache at the Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities provides information on language resources and web services. It focuses on historical text corpora, mainly from the Deutsches Textarchiv, and lexical resources such as DWDS dictionaries. The center also offers publishing of research data from external institutions via its repository.
The Polar Geospatial Center at the University of Minnesota provides geospatial support, mapping, and GIS and remote sensing solutions to researchers and logistics groups in the polar science community. It maintains a library of commercial satellite imagery, elevation models, and a historical and contemporary map catalog, and offers browser-based tools for accessing polar data.
Browse public datasets, metadata and downloadable records in an open catalog.
The Maelstrom Catalogue is a data discovery tool holding information about epidemiological research networks, studies, the data they collected, and harmonized data from those networks. Its search tools let users learn about networks, identify studies with targeted designs, search variables within and across studies, and find information on harmonization potential and harmonized variables.
The Repositorium der Herzog August Bibliothek is a repository providing access to library publications, research data, digital editions and other media. Publishing there follows Open Access and FAIR data principles. It also includes the FID BBI community, which offers publications and research data with open access licences.
The GRDC Data Portal is a web-based tool for searching and visualising runoff stations and time series data in map and table view. Users select stations, regions, subregions or countries and download data in six formats, with optional subregion or watershed boundaries. Hydrological data are released only for research purposes; commercial use and redistribution are not allowed.
