BioCASe is a transnational network of primary biodiversity repositories. It links specimen data from natural history collections, botanical and zoological gardens and research institutions worldwide with observation databases. The aim is to make biodiversity data freely accessible on the Internet through data portals and web services.
TRR170-DB
TRR170-DB is a repository whose page states it is no longer updated and directs readers to the TRR170-DB data collection at Freie Universität Berlin's central library system. It lists data products including laboratory and instrumental data on planetary samples, remote sensing data, geological maps and model simulations.
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- The TRR170-DB repository is not updated anymore Source: planetary-data-portal.org
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- Laboratory and other instrumental data on planetary samples, remote sensing data, geological maps Source: planetary-data-portal.org
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0BioCASe is a transnational network of primary biodiversity repositories. It links specimen data from natural history collections, botanical and zoological gardens and research institutions worldwide with observation databases. The aim is to make biodiversity data freely accessible on the Internet through data portals and web services.
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Search a government or civic data catalog for reusable public information.
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