StudyForrest is a dataset collection built around the movie Forrest Gump, providing reproducible complex sensory input for brain research. It includes fMRI scans, structural brain scans, eye-tracking data and extensive annotations of the movie. The project offers reference datasets for benchmarking brain imaging algorithms and for studying cognition under natural stimulation.
BacDive is a database of standardized strain-linked information on bacterial and archaeal biodiversity. It aggregates research data on strain level from diverse sources and makes it freely accessible, with tools including advanced search, isolation sources, an API, TAXplorer, GeneSearch, statistics and special collections.
Risklayer Explorer presents global risk, resilience and disaster analytics in cooperation with the Risk & Resilience Observatory. It offers sub-national and national risk and resilience profiles and analytics, and a Disaster Event Observatory providing near-realtime disaster impact data and analytics alongside an event archive.
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The ERCOFTAC Classic Collection Database provides access to test cases from the original ERCOFTAC Database, started in 1995. Administered by the CFD and Turbulence Mechanics research group at The University of Manchester, it offers case descriptions, downloadable data and references, and is open to fluid dynamicists worldwide.
Climate Data Online is a service of the National Climatic Data Center providing free access to an archive of global historical weather and climate data and station history information. Its data include quality controlled daily, monthly, seasonal and yearly measurements of temperature, precipitation, wind and degree days, plus radar data and 30-year Climate Normals. Data can be viewed online or ordered for delivery by email.
The International Plant Names Index provides nomenclatural data for the scientific names of vascular plants, including spelling, author, types and first place and date of publication. It is produced by a collaboration between the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, the Harvard University Herbaria and the Australian National Herbarium, and links to protologues and taxonomic data.
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BacDive is a database of standardized strain-linked information on bacterial and archaeal biodiversity. It aggregates research data on strain level from diverse sources and makes it freely accessible, with tools including advanced search, isolation sources, an API, TAXplorer, GeneSearch, statistics and special collections.
Risklayer Explorer presents global risk, resilience and disaster analytics in cooperation with the Risk & Resilience Observatory. It offers sub-national and national risk and resilience profiles and analytics, and a Disaster Event Observatory providing near-realtime disaster impact data and analytics alongside an event archive.
Find published open datasets through filters, categories and keyword search.
The ERCOFTAC Classic Collection Database provides access to test cases from the original ERCOFTAC Database, started in 1995. Administered by the CFD and Turbulence Mechanics research group at The University of Manchester, it offers case descriptions, downloadable data and references, and is open to fluid dynamicists worldwide.
Climate Data Online is a service of the National Climatic Data Center providing free access to an archive of global historical weather and climate data and station history information. Its data include quality controlled daily, monthly, seasonal and yearly measurements of temperature, precipitation, wind and degree days, plus radar data and 30-year Climate Normals. Data can be viewed online or ordered for delivery by email.
The International Plant Names Index provides nomenclatural data for the scientific names of vascular plants, including spelling, author, types and first place and date of publication. It is produced by a collaboration between the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, the Harvard University Herbaria and the Australian National Herbarium, and links to protologues and taxonomic data.
