BioTIME is a global database of assemblage time series for quantifying and understanding biodiversity change. It is open access and free to anyone, anywhere in the world to use for education, research, and conservation. The project is hosted at the University of St Andrews and offers options to download data, use data, and contribute a dataset.
Swedish Biodiversity Data Infrastructure
The Swedish Biodiversity Data Infrastructure (SBDI) is a national initiative that aggregates biodiversity data from multiple sources and makes it available and usable online. It also provides analysis tools and hosts events for researchers working with biodiversity data.
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- aggregates biodiversity data from multiple sources Source: biodiversitydata.se
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- for research, education, and conservation Source: biodiversitydata.se
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0BioTIME is a global database of assemblage time series for quantifying and understanding biodiversity change. It is open access and free to anyone, anywhere in the world to use for education, research, and conservation. The project is hosted at the University of St Andrews and offers options to download data, use data, and contribute a dataset.
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0RADAR4Culture is a research data repository that provides access to the latest data publications. Users can filter publications by creators, publishers, production year, language, subject areas, resource type, license, rights holders, community, keywords, and ontologies. The site also includes links to its privacy policy, terms and conditions, legal notices, and accessibility declaration.
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0The Open Research Portal is a LabKey-powered platform launched in response to emerging pathogens to facilitate collaborative research. It hosts projects with raw data, study commentary and results for viruses including SARS-CoV-2, COVID-19 and Zika, along with a community forum. Projects are freely available to researchers, and those interested in sharing real-time data can contact LabKey.
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0The Alaska Native Language Archive preserves and provides access to Alaska's diverse linguistic heritage. It offers a search interface for its collections of text, audio, and related materials, and is updating its website to simplify access to its digital holdings. The archive has received grant support from the National Endowment for the Humanities and the National Science Foundation.
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0Find data collections, study records and related research documentation.
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0The ODISSEI Portal combines metadata from social sciences research data repositories into a single interface. It supports advanced semantic queries for findability and facilitates data access. A link to the Data Access Broker allows open datasets to be downloaded directly, while restricted access datasets link to the provider's page.
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