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The Neuro Open Biobank (C-BIG) Data Portal is an Open Science resource for research in neurological diseases. It holds biospecimens, longitudinal clinical and neuropsychiatric information, imaging and genetic data from patients with neurological disease and healthy controls. Open Data is available to all, Registered Access requires agreeing to community standards, and Controlled Access requires review by the Tissue and Data Committee.
The BC Oil and Gas Commission Open Data Portal is an ArcGIS Hub-hosted platform that provides access to oil and gas sector data. Users can discover, analyze, and download datasets in formats including CSV, KML, Zip, GeoJSON, GeoTIFF, and PNG, access GeoServices, WMS, and WFS APIs, and create StoryMaps and Web Maps.
The City of Vancouver Open Data Portal provides public access to datasets from the City of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Users can download data in multiple formats, explore data using charts and maps, and access data via API. The portal also includes a dataset catalogue, dashboards, chart and map building tools, help resources and contact information.
DataFirst is a research data service dedicated to giving open access to data from African countries. It lists datasets including South Africa's General Household Survey, Survey of Employers and Self-Employed, Learner Unit Record Data, Consumer Price Index data and police crime records. It aims to promote open access to African microdata through data curation, research and training.
The Finnish Biodiversity Information Facility (FinBIF) is an open access data repository serving researchers, government bodies and the general public. It consolidates numerous collections and datasets related to living organisms in Finland into a single centralized source. Its online portal laji.fi enables users to browse, search, and download information on all forms of biological life, as well as record and share their own biological observations. FinBIF is committed to promoting and sharing open access biodiversity data.
The INGV Open Data Portal provides public access to metadata from the institutional Data Registry of the Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia, covering research data in seismology, volcanology and environment. Data are attributed to their authors and can be searched by keyword or by drawing an area on a map; datasets are listed by availability of web services for programmatic access.
Mountain Scholar is an open access repository service that collects, preserves, and provides access to digitized library collections and other scholarly and creative works from Colorado State University and the University Press of Colorado. It also serves as a dark archive for the Open Textbook Library.
The Open Data Commons for Spinal Cord Injury is a free community platform for sharing and publishing spinal cord injury research data. It offers tiered access levels, allowing users to download public data, access community data, share their own datasets, and obtain citable DOIs. The platform includes tutorials, documentation, an apps toolbox, and a sample data management and sharing plan.
Open Data Nepal is a public platform that provides free access to datasets from Nepal. Users can explore datasets by category, use AI to search and interpret data, access data via API, and save datasets locally. The platform hosts 630 datasets across 24 categories from 48 publishers, includes 12 data stories and visual summaries, and serves researchers, journalists, developers and policymakers.
OpenAQ is a nonprofit environmental technology organization that provides open access to ground-level air quality data. It aggregates data from hundreds of sources worldwide and harmonizes them on an open-source platform. Users can access data through a REST API, an interactive map, and the OpenAQ Explorer web application. The platform provides physical measurements rather than aggregated values such as air quality indexes.
USTP Phaidra is a digital asset repository operated by the University of Applied Sciences St. Pölten. It provides permanent secure storage for digital resources, supports open access to scholarly publications, offers publication support services, funding for open access self-archiving, and legal support for copyright and licensing related to research outputs.
The World Bank Open Knowledge Repository is The World Bank's official open access repository for its research outputs and knowledge products. It offers searchable access to publications, including featured reports and recently added items such as economic updates and diagnostics.
The Arctic Council Open Access Archive is the official repository of the Arctic Council, a high-level intergovernmental forum formally established in 1996 to promote cooperation, coordination and interaction among Arctic states on sustainable development and environmental protection in the Arctic, with the involvement of Arctic Indigenous communities and other inhabitants. The repository holds reports and assessments produced by the Arctic Council, with recent submissions covering Indigenous knowledge mobilization for emergency management, analysis of Arctic radiological and nuclear emergency response capabilities, and Arctic Council staff rules.
ART-Dok is an open-access publication platform for art history and visual studies operated by Heidelberg University Library as part of arthistoricum.net. It hosts academic works including monographs, essays, lectures and theses, offering free diamond and green open access publishing. All publications are permanently archived, assigned persistent identifiers (URN, DOI), and made discoverable via library catalogues and full-text search.
Aston Data Explorer is Aston University's research data repository. It offers advanced search and recent items, and links to Aston Publications Explorer for open access publications and Aston Research Explorer for information on research staff, activities and awards. The site also provides support, policy and OAI 2.0 access information.
Academic search engine indexing repository records and open-access research from many countries.
DataStream is an open access platform for sharing water and sediment quality data. It offers map-based search, interactive visualizations, standardized machine-readable datasets, dataset versioning, digital object identifiers, embargo periods and API access for integrating data with other websites and tools. A one-click charting tool allows comparison of results with national water quality guidelines.
The Environmental Data Initiative preserves and provides open access to environmental and ecological data, with information-rich metadata and a secure, persistent archive. It supports publishing and reusing data through tools, a REST API for workflow automation, and personalized data catalogs. Authentication for API access becomes required on July 30, 2026.
FileBrowser Quantum is a self-hosted web-based file manager that provides access to and management of files from the web through a responsive interface. It supports managing users, access, sharing, and file preview and editing, and is described as a fork of an open-source file browser project.
The Gravitational Wave Open Science Center provides access to data from gravitational-wave observatories, along with tutorials and software tools. Its read-only API offers programmatic access to observation runs, event catalogs, single event detections, parameter estimations, data quality and injection segments, and strain datasets and statistics, mostly in JSON format with a Python client recommended for Python projects.
Health Data Nexus is an open data platform for AI research and education in medicine. It offers federated data search, allowing users to search partner platform PhysioNet resources without leaving the site. Datasets are listed under credentialed access, and access zones impose requirements including a data use agreement and, for Zone 3, REB approval.
ITINERIS HUB is a single access point to data, facilities, analytical tools and services from Italian environmental Research Infrastructures. It includes a metadata catalogue, geospatial metadata hub, access platform, virtual research environments, training resources, datasets and a terminology service. Resources are described as freely accessible under FAIR and open science principles.
JMIR Publications is the official website of the leading open access digital health research publisher. It hosts over 30 open access journals with more than 43700 free-to-read and downloadable articles, including the peer-reviewed Journal of Medical Internet Research. The publisher also offers JMIRx overlay journals for preprint repositories, and focuses on disseminating digital health research to researchers, patients, and other knowledge users.
LDbase is an open science data repository for the educational and developmental science communities. It provides a secure platform to store and access research data, alongside resources related to data management and analysis. Unlike dataset-oriented repositories, LDbase is structured around projects to align with the workflows of its target field. Users can browse data, search for projects, start new projects, and access support via regular virtual office hours.
