The Virginia Open Data Portal is a state data catalog with featured datasets and popular tags. Datasets cover topics such as broadband application areas, EMS heat-related illness incidents, overdose emergency department visits and deaths, birth defects, and shared risk and protective factors. The portal also includes groups for economy, education, government, business, environment and natural resources, family and health, transportation, and geographic information.
The Canadian Disaster Database holds detailed information on more than 1,000 natural, technological and conflict events, excluding war, since 1900 that directly affected Canadians. It records where and when events occurred, injuries, evacuations, fatalities and estimated costs. The database can be downloaded as a spreadsheet through the Open Government Portal and is updated periodically.
Searchable repository for finding economic policy, applied economics datasets and datasets.
KONECT is the Koblenz Network Collection, a network science project that collects network datasets, analyses them, and publishes the analyses online. It holds 1,326 network datasets in 24 categories, with computed graph statistics and generated plots. Its source code, including an Octave network analysis toolbox and an extraction library, is available as free software under GPL version 3.
The Alternative Fuels Data Center provides information, data and tools about alternative and renewable fuels and advanced vehicles. It is aimed at fleets, fuel providers, policymakers, cities, states and Clean Cities coalitions. Site resources include a station locator, state information, a tool finder, a vehicle cost calculator and maps of fueling stations.
A website that links to online nuclear astrophysics datasets and hosts the Computational Infrastructure for Nuclear Astrophysics. It provides reaction rate collections, cross sections, and a Java interface for calculating reaction rates, running element synthesis simulations, and sharing files with other researchers online.
Galaxy Zoo is a Zooniverse volunteer project where participants classify telescope images of distant galaxies by shape to help astronomers understand galaxy formation. Early data from the Vera C. Rubin Observatory is shown in the Rubin workflow. Volunteers' classifications are backed up by the work of others.
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The Canadian Disaster Database holds detailed information on more than 1,000 natural, technological and conflict events, excluding war, since 1900 that directly affected Canadians. It records where and when events occurred, injuries, evacuations, fatalities and estimated costs. The database can be downloaded as a spreadsheet through the Open Government Portal and is updated periodically.
Searchable repository for finding economic policy, applied economics datasets and datasets.
KONECT is the Koblenz Network Collection, a network science project that collects network datasets, analyses them, and publishes the analyses online. It holds 1,326 network datasets in 24 categories, with computed graph statistics and generated plots. Its source code, including an Octave network analysis toolbox and an extraction library, is available as free software under GPL version 3.
The Alternative Fuels Data Center provides information, data and tools about alternative and renewable fuels and advanced vehicles. It is aimed at fleets, fuel providers, policymakers, cities, states and Clean Cities coalitions. Site resources include a station locator, state information, a tool finder, a vehicle cost calculator and maps of fueling stations.
A website that links to online nuclear astrophysics datasets and hosts the Computational Infrastructure for Nuclear Astrophysics. It provides reaction rate collections, cross sections, and a Java interface for calculating reaction rates, running element synthesis simulations, and sharing files with other researchers online.
Galaxy Zoo is a Zooniverse volunteer project where participants classify telescope images of distant galaxies by shape to help astronomers understand galaxy formation. Early data from the Vera C. Rubin Observatory is shown in the Rubin workflow. Volunteers' classifications are backed up by the work of others.
