Search humanities and social data collections and supporting survey data from EEC.
The History Data Service collects, preserves and promotes digital resources from historical research, learning and teaching. It is housed within the UK Data Archive at the University of Essex and succeeds AHDS History. It provides access and support for historical datasets, including long-term preservation of deposited collections and access through the UK Data Archive Data Catalogue.
Browse research datasets and datasets related to engineering.
dbGaP is a database developed by NCBI to archive and distribute data and results from studies investigating the interaction of genotype and phenotype in humans. It offers sections for finding studies, requesting controlled data, and submitting studies, along with public files and supporting resources such as FAQs and tutorials.
SAFER-Data is the Secure Archive for Environmental Research Data at the EPA. Its browse page offers a searchable and sortable overview of all publicly available resources, with direct links to downloadable files where available. Visitors can search table content, sort columns, and arrange projects by thematic area. The page states there are currently 438 publicly available resources.
The Australasian Virtual Herbarium provides access to the collecting data associated with plant, algae and fungi specimens held in Australian and New Zealand herbaria. Search results can be filtered with data quality profiles, which are disabled by default in AVH. An 'Explore your area' page allows searching by location, address, postcode or coordinates.
This data portal provides online access to data from various PermaSense deployments. Virtual sensors load data with an auto-refresh interval the user can set. Accessing, managing and processing PermaSense data requires downloading the PermaSense Data Manager. The project involves the University of Innsbruck, SLF Davos and Uni Zurich, and is powered by GSN from the Distributed Information Systems Lab at EPFL.
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The History Data Service collects, preserves and promotes digital resources from historical research, learning and teaching. It is housed within the UK Data Archive at the University of Essex and succeeds AHDS History. It provides access and support for historical datasets, including long-term preservation of deposited collections and access through the UK Data Archive Data Catalogue.
Browse research datasets and datasets related to engineering.
dbGaP is a database developed by NCBI to archive and distribute data and results from studies investigating the interaction of genotype and phenotype in humans. It offers sections for finding studies, requesting controlled data, and submitting studies, along with public files and supporting resources such as FAQs and tutorials.
SAFER-Data is the Secure Archive for Environmental Research Data at the EPA. Its browse page offers a searchable and sortable overview of all publicly available resources, with direct links to downloadable files where available. Visitors can search table content, sort columns, and arrange projects by thematic area. The page states there are currently 438 publicly available resources.
The Australasian Virtual Herbarium provides access to the collecting data associated with plant, algae and fungi specimens held in Australian and New Zealand herbaria. Search results can be filtered with data quality profiles, which are disabled by default in AVH. An 'Explore your area' page allows searching by location, address, postcode or coordinates.
This data portal provides online access to data from various PermaSense deployments. Virtual sensors load data with an auto-refresh interval the user can set. Accessing, managing and processing PermaSense data requires downloading the PermaSense Data Manager. The project involves the University of Innsbruck, SLF Davos and Uni Zurich, and is powered by GSN from the Distributed Information Systems Lab at EPFL.
