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SMOKA is an archive providing public science data from Subaru Telescope and several other Japanese telescopes, including Okayama, Kiso, MITSuME, Kanata, Seimei and Nayuta. It is intended mainly for astronomical researchers and offers searches by object name, coordinates, calendar date, keywords and summit logs. User registration is required to retrieve FITS data. It is developed and maintained by NAOJ's Astronomical Data Archives Center.
ChinaGEOSS Data Sharing Network is a data discovery platform showing earth observation data products, deeper-processed information data, remote sensing data and other data. Datasets can be filtered by spatial location, data format and data type, or searched by keyword and time range. Online resources can be downloaded directly; offline resources require administrator approval.
The National Nuclear Data Center hosts databases of nuclear structure, decay and reaction data. ENSDF contains evaluated data for 3,171 nuclides, and NuDat provides nuclear structure and decay information. EXFOR holds experimental nuclear reaction data, and ENDF provides evaluated reaction data in the ENDF-6 format. XUNDL covers experimental nuclear structure and decay data.
The World Data Center for Climate archives, disseminates and publishes Earth System model data and related data products for the international climate research community. It is hosted by the German Climate Computing Center in Hamburg and offers a search interface and data download free of charge for registered users.
Southeast Asian Climate Assessment & Dataset presents information on changes in weather and climate extremes and the daily dataset used to monitor them. It receives data from 11 participants for 15 countries, and the SACA dataset holds 11,887 series of observations at 10,066 meteorological stations. Seventeen percent of the series is public and downloadable for non-commercial research.
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SMOKA is an archive providing public science data from Subaru Telescope and several other Japanese telescopes, including Okayama, Kiso, MITSuME, Kanata, Seimei and Nayuta. It is intended mainly for astronomical researchers and offers searches by object name, coordinates, calendar date, keywords and summit logs. User registration is required to retrieve FITS data. It is developed and maintained by NAOJ's Astronomical Data Archives Center.
ChinaGEOSS Data Sharing Network is a data discovery platform showing earth observation data products, deeper-processed information data, remote sensing data and other data. Datasets can be filtered by spatial location, data format and data type, or searched by keyword and time range. Online resources can be downloaded directly; offline resources require administrator approval.
The National Nuclear Data Center hosts databases of nuclear structure, decay and reaction data. ENSDF contains evaluated data for 3,171 nuclides, and NuDat provides nuclear structure and decay information. EXFOR holds experimental nuclear reaction data, and ENDF provides evaluated reaction data in the ENDF-6 format. XUNDL covers experimental nuclear structure and decay data.
The World Data Center for Climate archives, disseminates and publishes Earth System model data and related data products for the international climate research community. It is hosted by the German Climate Computing Center in Hamburg and offers a search interface and data download free of charge for registered users.
Southeast Asian Climate Assessment & Dataset presents information on changes in weather and climate extremes and the daily dataset used to monitor them. It receives data from 11 participants for 15 countries, and the SACA dataset holds 11,887 series of observations at 10,066 meteorological stations. Seventeen percent of the series is public and downloadable for non-commercial research.
Browse public datasets, metadata and downloadable records in an open catalog.
