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Data.gov.ie is Ireland's open data portal, publishing Irish public sector data in open, free and reusable formats. It lists 22842 datasets from 141 publishers, organized by theme such as agriculture, education, energy, health, transport and the environment. The site offers advanced dataset search, guides, training courses, an FAQ page and featured dashboards.
FAPESP COVID-19 Data Sharing/BR is an open repository of COVID-19 datasets, initiated by FAPESP with the University of São Paulo and other health institutions. It provides pseudonymized demographic, clinical and laboratory exam data, plus hospitalization and outcome information when available. Datasets are downloadable at no charge under a CC-BY license, and the repository is updated periodically.
Forschungsdatenzentren der Statistischen Ämter des Bundes und der Länder is the Research Data Centre of the German federal and state statistical offices. It provides regulated access to microdata across topics including finance, legislation, taxes, economy, social issues, company data, agriculture, energy, environment, health, and household, with access to microdata regulated by law, offering Public Use Files, Scientific Use Files, and Remote Scientific Use Files. It also provides terms of use, access request processes, user charge information, e-learning resources, and confidentiality and anonymity protections for data users.
The General Social Survey is a survey project whose 2024 cross-section data is available with a multi-mode design. The data, collected between April and December 2024, include historically repeated measures and new data on digital societies, national identity and citizenship, and mental health stigma.
Hawaii Open Data is a state government portal for open and transparent government. It presents popular and newly added datasets, including business name search, pesticide product lists, crime reports, licensing search, and Kauai parcels. The site also features groups, showcases, and dashboards, such as health data and campaign spending commission dashboards.
Find and access life research data, with indexed aggregated data.
Kingston Data is a site from the Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames Council that gathers local data and information for insight into the borough and comparisons locally and nationally. It offers a ward profile search by postcode or ward name or map click, plus themes including population, children and young people, health and social care, housing, crime and community safety, deprivation, economy and employment, and environment.
LSHTM Data Compass is a repository for exploring data, code, and tools produced and made available by LSHTM researchers for use in health research. It also directs those submitting items to a Frequently Asked Questions page for guidance.
OpenDataPhilly is a catalog of open data in the Philadelphia region. It is the official open data repository for the City of Philadelphia and also includes data sets from many organizations in the region. The catalog covers categories such as arts, culture and history, boundaries, budget and finance, economy, education, elections and politics, environment, food, health and human services, parks and recreation, planning and zoning, public safety, real estate and land records, and transportation.
Open Data Scotland is a crowdsourced open data portal that aggregates open datasets from across Scotland. It includes datasets from local authorities spanning categories such as arts and culture, finance, business and economy, council and government, education, elections, food and environment, health and social care, housing, law and licensing, parks, planning, public safety, sport, tourism, and transport. All original portal content is licensed under CC-BY-SA 4.0.
Oxfordshire Open Data provides a place for the public, researchers and developers to access, analyse and share information about the area. Data may be viewed, re-used and downloaded under licence. The site offers browsing by categories including population, finance, economy, education, elections, environment, food, health, parks, planning, public safety, land and property, and transportation.
PhysioNet is a research resource for complex physiologic signals that lets users find, share and reuse health data, including datasets such as MIMIC-IV, MIMIC-CXR and VitalDB. The PhysioNet Credentialed Data Use Agreement prohibits sharing access to credentialed and restricted data with third parties.
VectorSurv is a vector-borne disease surveillance system. Public health and vector control agencies use the Gateway to manage and analyze surveillance and control data, and each agency keeps privileges to manage its own data and user accounts. VectorSurv Maps shows past and present surveillance results for arboviruses and invasive mosquitoes. A RESTful API lets users integrate VectorSurv data with other software.
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 Cancer in Young People in Canada (CYP-C) Data Tool is a national pediatric cancer surveillance program led by the C17 Council with the Public Health Agency of Canada and the Canadian Partnership Against Cancer. It captures diagnosis, treatment and short-term outcomes to five years for patients under 19 at Canadian pediatric centres, and provides pan-Canadian surveillance data to inform research and planning for cancer control.
Chemical Effects in Biological Systems (CEBS) is a public U.S. government database housing data of interest to environmental health scientists. It uses a relational database structure to display data in the context of biology and study design.
COCONUT, short for COlleCtion of Open Natural prodUcTs, is a platform that facilitates natural product research by providing data, tools and related resources while upholding FAIR principles for research data management. It offers access to collections, documentation, a REST API, a public codebase, usage statistics, service health checks and download functionality, with an associated public issue tracker.
DataRich is the data and information website for Richmond upon Thames, open to everyone. It provides statistics and analysis for the borough under themes including population, economy and employment, health and social care, transport and travel, crime, community wellbeing, housing and environment. It contains 2011 Census data and a profile of key facts, drawing on sources such as the Office for National Statistics, NOMIS, DCLG and Neighbourhood Statistics.
The Healthcare Cost and Utilization Project (HCUP) is an Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality project that maintains a collection of longitudinal hospital care data for the United States. HCUPnet is an online query system providing immediate access to health statistics. HCUP also offers databases, software tools, reports and tutorials, and data may be purchased through the HCUP Central Distributor.
Research data portal for exploring life records, including aggregated data.
Research data portal for exploring cognitive, systems and behavioural neurobiology records, including dataset.
ITER is an Internet database of human health risk values and cancer classifications for over 680 chemicals of environmental concern from multiple organizations worldwide. It presents risk data in a tabular format for comparison, with a synopsis explaining differences in data and links to each organization.
The UCSD Metabolomics Workbench is a national and international repository for metabolomics data and metadata, sponsored by the National Institutes of Health Common Fund. It provides analysis tools, metabolite standards, protocols, tutorials and training. It also hosts the National Metabolomics Data Repository, with studies that can be uploaded, browsed, searched and analyzed.
UN Data API is an unofficial API version of data made available by the United Nations on the UNDATA site, aiming to make the data accessible and reusable. The service uses a REST API and has 108 World Health Organization datasets online. Accounts generate access keys, and standard accounts have usage limits of 5000 hits per day.
