TAMBORA is a collaborative research environment for climate and environmental history. It supports work in historical climatology, with a core goal of reconstructing climatic trends from man-made sources. The platform allows users to search and contribute data, and invites experts to apply as reviewers for its publication process. It hosts resources including reconstructed climate data such as temperature fields and historical flood records. TAMBORA is operated by the Albert-Ludwigs-University Freiburg Library and Department of Physical Geography, and the Leibniz Institute for Regional Geography.
VegBank is a public repository for vegetation plot data across North America, maintained by the Ecological Society of America's Vegetation Classification Panel. The data support development of the U.S. National Vegetation Classification and general ecological research. Data are accessible via the vegbankr R package and a REST API; uploading plot data requires contributor permissions granted by the panel.
Searchable repository for finding engineering datasets and datasets.
FDAT is the University of Tübingen's institutional repository for research data. It lets users discover published research datasets, submit and publish their own datasets, and contact the FDAT support team for help.
DataShare is an open data portal from the London Borough of Redbridge. It offers free access to data the council shares, allowing visitors to view, filter and search all datasets, and to download copies of the data in the format in which it was uploaded. Featured data includes election results and payments to suppliers over £500.
TemplateFlow is a standardized, version-controlled archive and client for neuroimaging templates. It addresses the lack of a centralized resource for programmatic access to brain templates and anatomical atlases, allowing researchers to use existing templates off-the-shelf and share new templates. The archive includes templates from multiple reference spaces, including the Montreal Neurological Institute (MNI) portfolio, Waxholm space and Fischer344 rat neuroimaging templates.
BioGRID ORCS is an open repository of CRISPR screens compiled through curation efforts. Its search index covers publications, genes, screens from major model organism species, cell lines and cell types. Screen data are provided through the search index and available for download in standardized formats, and the data can also be accessed via a REST web service.
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VegBank is a public repository for vegetation plot data across North America, maintained by the Ecological Society of America's Vegetation Classification Panel. The data support development of the U.S. National Vegetation Classification and general ecological research. Data are accessible via the vegbankr R package and a REST API; uploading plot data requires contributor permissions granted by the panel.
Searchable repository for finding engineering datasets and datasets.
FDAT is the University of Tübingen's institutional repository for research data. It lets users discover published research datasets, submit and publish their own datasets, and contact the FDAT support team for help.
DataShare is an open data portal from the London Borough of Redbridge. It offers free access to data the council shares, allowing visitors to view, filter and search all datasets, and to download copies of the data in the format in which it was uploaded. Featured data includes election results and payments to suppliers over £500.
TemplateFlow is a standardized, version-controlled archive and client for neuroimaging templates. It addresses the lack of a centralized resource for programmatic access to brain templates and anatomical atlases, allowing researchers to use existing templates off-the-shelf and share new templates. The archive includes templates from multiple reference spaces, including the Montreal Neurological Institute (MNI) portfolio, Waxholm space and Fischer344 rat neuroimaging templates.
BioGRID ORCS is an open repository of CRISPR screens compiled through curation efforts. Its search index covers publications, genes, screens from major model organism species, cell lines and cell types. Screen data are provided through the search index and available for download in standardized formats, and the data can also be accessed via a REST web service.
