An archive of oceanographic data from Fisheries and Oceans Canada's Pacific Region. It holds vertical profiles of temperature, salinity and other water properties, time series from moored instruments, buoys, coast stations and research vessel track observations. Geographic coverage includes B.C. coastal and shelf waters, the open North Pacific, Beaufort Sea and Arctic Archipelago, with records mainly from the 1930s onward. Data are stored as ASCII files and a searchable header database exists.
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Global Terrestrial Network for Permafrost (GTN-P) Data Management System contains metadata and quality-controlled data on permafrost temperatures and annual thaw depths. The database, currently in beta, offers access to permafrost temperature and active layer data. It is co-hosted by the Arctic Portal and the Alfred Wegener Institute (AWI).
Helio is an open-source music sequencer for desktop and mobile platforms. Its documentation covers hotkeys, refactoring options and arpeggiators. The project aims to rethink the music sequencer with a minimalistic, distraction-free interface and an emphasis on clear design over cleverness, encouraging experimentation in areas such as exotic scales and microtonal temperaments.
The ICDC at the University of Hamburg provides historical hydrographic data from the German Maritime and Hydrographic Agency (BSH). The dataset contains about 7391 digitized temperature and salinity profiles from Nansen casts, covering 1869 to 1969. Data are original and not validated, available via FTP unrestricted or restricted to CEN/MPI networks or external users with an account. Licensed CC-BY-4.0.
HWMonitor for Windows x86/x64 is a hardware monitoring program that reads PC system health sensors, including voltages, temperatures, powers, currents, fan speeds, utilizations and clock speeds. It handles CPU and GPU-level hardware monitoring, LPCIO chips with monitoring features, memory modules with thermal sensors, and SSD and hard disks via S.M.A.R.T.
INPTDAT is a data platform for plasma technology provided by the Leibniz Institute for Plasma Science and Technology. It offers access to research data and information from fields of applied plasma physics and plasma medicine, aiming to support findability, accessibility, interoperability and re-use of data for the low-temperature plasma physics community.
The ISIMIP Repository is a searchable archive of climate impact model data. It holds input data such as climate forcing, socioeconomic forcing and static geographic information, plus output data across sectors including agriculture, terrestrial biodiversity, biomes, fire, regional forests, temperature-related mortality, lakes and fisheries. Users search by simulation round, covering ISIMIP2a through ISIMIP4b.
JLUpub is the institutional repository platform of Justus Liebig University Giessen. It hosts two community repositories: JLUdata for research data and JLUdocs for scholarly publications. The platform hosts recent academic submissions, including a 2026 study on bias correction of ERA5-Land air temperature in remote tropical regions using participatory monitoring data.
Libre Hardware Monitor is free software that monitors temperature sensors, fan speeds, voltages, load and clock speeds of a computer. It includes a Windows Forms application presenting data in a graphical interface and a library for use in other applications. It reads information from motherboards, processors, graphics cards, storage drives and network cards. Some sensors require administrator privileges.
LXCat is an open-access website of the Plasma Data Exchange Project for collecting, displaying and downloading data needed to model low-temperature plasmas. It holds community-contributed databases on scattering cross sections, swarm parameters, interaction potentials, oscillator strengths and publications.
MacThrottle is a lightweight macOS menu bar app that monitors thermal pressure and alerts when a Mac is being throttled. It shows thermal pressure state with thermometer icons, CPU core temperature read from SMC, fan speed percentage on Macs with fans, a ten-minute history graph and statistics of time spent in each thermal state. No admin privileges are required.
Monitorian helps monitor hardware, sensors, system details, temperatures, or performance.
Quick CPU is a tool for performance tuning, system monitoring and stability testing on Intel and AMD processors. It monitors temperatures, voltages, frequencies, core usage and power settings, and runs CPU stress tests. Its features include CPU core parking, turbo boost and boost policies, performance hint and power modes, and advanced CPU settings for Intel.
RyzenAdj is a command line tool that adjusts power management settings for Ryzen Mobile Processors. Its command line interface is identical on Windows and Unix-Like operating systems. On Windows it should be run with Administrator, and on Linux as root. It exposes options for power limits, current limits, clock frequencies and temperature limits.
Scrutiny is a hard drive health dashboard and monitoring application that is a WebUI for smartd S.M.A.R.T monitoring. It merges manufacturer-provided S.M.A.R.T metrics with real-world failure rates and is described by its developer as a work in progress with rough edges. It offers auto-detection of connected hard drives, historical metric tracking, customized thresholds and temperature tracking.
ShowDesktopOneMonitor helps monitor hardware, sensors, system details, temperatures, or performance.
SpoolScout is a 3D printing filament finder that lets users find and compare filaments by price, type, manufacturer and properties. The site lists products with prices per kilogram and specifications such as diameter, density, MFI, bending modulus and print temperatures, and links to Amazon. It states that commissions are received for purchases made through links on the site.
TAMBORA is a collaborative research environment for climate and environmental history. It supports work in historical climatology, with a core goal of reconstructing climatic trends from man-made sources. The platform allows users to search and contribute data, and invites experts to apply as reviewers for its publication process. It hosts resources including reconstructed climate data such as temperature fields and historical flood records. TAMBORA is operated by the Albert-Ludwigs-University Freiburg Library and Department of Physical Geography, and the Leibniz Institute for Regional Geography.
Traffic Monitor helps monitor hardware, sensors, system details, temperatures, or performance.
A basic tuner app written mostly in Kotlin. It detects pitch based on autocorrelation and FFT spectrum, improves accuracy by evaluating spectrum phase information and polynomial fitting, shows how pitch changes over time, and tunes to equal temperament. Settings include concert pitch, FFT window size, FFT window type and overlap. Licensed under GPLv3.
Ventusky provides live weather maps showing wind, rain, radar and temperature, with over 50 weather layers and detailed forecasts. Data comes from weather forecast models including ECMWF, GFS, ICON and GEM.
The World Data Center for Renewable Resources and Environment is a data center based in Beijing, China, that archives and shares data in the resources and environmental field. Its catalog covers categories such as agricultural resources, land use and land cover, vegetation, temperature, precipitation, water quality and ocean resources. The site also provides a data service user manual and data documentation.
Zoom Earth is an interactive weather map of the world showing rain, wind, temperature and pressure, with forecasts for a selected location. It also offers satellite imagery, rain radar updated in near real time, hurricane and storm tracking, and wildfire and smoke monitoring. Mobile apps are available for iPhone, iPad and Android.
Zperiod is an interactive periodic table covering 118 elements, with 3D atom models, ions, chemistry tools, and worksheet practice. It is presented as a desktop-only experience with an iPhone variant directing users to open it on a computer. Units include temperature, density, and energy.