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   Open Science OVGU

   Open Science OVGU is the former open access repository for research data and publications of Otto-von-Guericke University Magdeburg (OVGU). It is no longer actively maintained, and users are advised not to enter OVGU login details on the site. The repository hosts communities for research data and open educational resources, and includes recent submissions such as the 2024 TapCorder Data Set, which explores classification of oily or cream-like substances using smartphone-captured diffraction data.

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   CDAWeb

   CDAWeb is a service of NASA's Space Physics Data Facility that holds selected public non-solar heliophysics data from current and past missions and projects. It supports creating data subsets by date and variables, uniformly time binned data, plots in PDF, PS and PNG formats, and movies of image sequences. All SPDF services are unavailable during monthly system maintenance.

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   DataShare: the Open Data Repository of Iowa State University

   Search engineering data collections and supporting experimental data from AAA.

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   CERN Open Data

   The CERN Open Data portal provides access to data produced by research at CERN, including particle physics data and accompanying software and documentation. Datasets and other material carry DOIs for citation, and the portal focuses on releasing event data from levels 2 and 3, with simplified formats used for outreach and analysis training.

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   Science Data Centre Leibniz-Institute for Solarphysics

   The Science Data Centre (SDC) of the Leibniz-Institute for Solarphysics is a service for storing and managing openly accessible processed solar observation data and MHD simulations. It focuses on curation, archiving and distribution of ground-based solar data from telescopes at the El Teide Observatory on Tenerife, and on developing pipelines and analysis tools. An online archive is available.

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   Global Precipitation Measurement

   The Global Precipitation Measurement (GPM) mission is an international network of satellites providing global observations of rain and snow. It centers on a Core Observatory satellite with an advanced radar/radiometer system that measures precipitation from space and serves as a reference standard to unify measurements from a constellation of research and operational satellites. The mission was initiated by NASA and JAXA as a successor to TRMM.

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