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Chineseposters.net presents Chinese propaganda posters with information about their history, background and design. The site offers a gallery of highlights, theme presentations, and browsing or searching by posters, artists and tags.
Climate Data Online is a service of the National Climatic Data Center providing free access to an archive of global historical weather and climate data and station history information. Its data include quality controlled daily, monthly, seasonal and yearly measurements of temperature, precipitation, wind and degree days, plus radar data and 30-year Climate Normals. Data can be viewed online or ordered for delivery by email.
CML, or Continuous Machine Learning, is an open-source CLI tool for implementing CI/CD with a focus on MLOps. It is used to automate development workflows, including machine provisioning, model training and evaluation, comparing ML experiments across project history, and monitoring changing datasets. It can generate a visual report with results and metrics automatically on every pull request, using GitLab, GitHub, or Bitbucket.
Track your datasets, code changes, experimentation history, and models.
Digital library of resources related to the history of agriculture in the United States.
A blog post on OSINTCurio.us about conducting open-source intelligence research on cars and other motor vehicles. It describes vehicle identifiers such as the 17-digit VIN and license plates, notes that license plate records are often not available for free or through OSINT, and gives an overview of sources, mainly for the United States.
Australian science publication covering research, space, health, environment, technology and natural history.
Crypto Museum is a virtual museum in The Netherlands, visitable only on the internet, that preserves the history of cipher machines, spy radio sets, covert equipment, TSCM, intelligence services and related technology. It collects, restores and describes historical items such as the Enigma, and organises exhibitions, events and lectures with other organisations. It is a non-subsidised privately-funded Public Benefit Organisation.
The UCSB Cylinder Audio Archive is an online collection from the UC Santa Barbara Library of digitized cylinder recordings for listening and discovery. The site offers keyword search by author, title, subject heading, year or call number, along with thematic playlists and material on cylinder recording history.
DML-CZ is the Czech Digital Mathematics Library, offering open access to metadata and full text of mathematical journals, proceedings and books published throughout history in the Czech lands. It provides search and browsing by collections, titles, authors and MSC.
The Dark Patterns Tip Line collects reports of dark patterns, described as design tactics in websites and apps that persuade people into actions they would not otherwise take. A team of designers, academic researchers, legal experts and policy specialists leads the project. Submissions are reviewed before posting and may be used in research or to illustrate dark patterns to the public, media and policymakers.
Bibliographic database for finding publications, citations and scholarly records.
Detective Board is a browser-based online tool for creating digital evidence and detective boards. Users can pin notes, photos and articles to a virtual corkboard, connect clues with red string, and share completed boards publicly. It is free to start and designed for use in true-crime research, story planning, tabletop campaigns and study.
Digital Commons @ Buffalo State is the open access campus repository for scholarly and creative works produced by faculty, staff, and students. It is managed by E. H. Butler Library and promotes the discovery, dissemination, and preservation of intellectual capital. Its collections include schools and departments, archives and special collections, theses and projects, datasets, journals, events and conferences, OER, and the M. Fordham History Center.
The Digital Library of Georgia is a GALILEO initiative based at the University of Georgia Libraries. It collaborates with Georgia libraries, archives, museums and cultural institutions to provide access to resources on Georgia history, culture and life. Visitors can search metadata and full text with phrase, boolean and exclusion operators; truncation and wildcards are not supported.
The DigitalMaine Repository is a partnership of the Maine State Library, Maine State Archives and community institutions. It provides access to Maine history and government documents, and serves as the state's hub for the Digital Public Library of America to make digital collections from Maine cultural institutions freely accessible.
Digital archive of Pina Bausch materials arranged in categories, including photos, costumes, programme copies, videos, press, oral history interviews and posters. A search bar allows looking for specific materials such as a particular person or piece.
e-codices is a virtual manuscript library of Switzerland whose goal is free access to all medieval and a selection of modern manuscripts of Switzerland. Complete digital reproductions are linked with scholarly descriptions. The site currently contains 3107 manuscripts from 100 different collections and is to be continuously updated and extended.
eLaborate is an online work environment where scholars can upload scans, transcribe and annotate text, and publish results as an online text edition freely available to all users. It was developed by the Huygens Institute and is used by 28 projects. The website accompanies the fourth version, released on 31 March 2014.
ExoneraTor is a Tor Metrics service that maintains a database of IP addresses that have been part of the Tor network. It answers whether a Tor relay was running on a given IP address on a given date. It may store more than one IP address per relay and records whether a relay permitted transit of Tor traffic to the open Internet at that time.
FactGrid is a database project running on MediaWiki. Its Beam-me-up tool is presently not working properly due to a Wikidata block of all automatic harvesting. A mailing list was created for community communication. The project has published blog posts on historical data modelling topics.
An archive documenting cancelled and unreleased video games, prototypes and lost gaming history. It states that since 1999 it has preserved rare information, assets and developer stories from across all eras of gaming. A features section collects in-depth articles, developer interviews and stories about cancelled, unreleased and prototype titles.
GiveWell is a nonprofit that researches cost-effective ways to save and improve lives, shares its analysis openly, and directs donations to recommended programs. It publishes charity reviews and offers giving funds through which donors can support the opportunities its researchers identify.
GovInfo is a platform operated by the U.S. Government Publishing Office for accessing U.S. government information. It allows users to browse documents by alphabetical order, category, date, committee, or author, and includes collections such as the Congressional Record Daily Digest, Federal Register, and annual reports. The platform also offers developer resources including APIs and bulk data repositories.
