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Fan Control is a project for controlling fans with different behaviors. It displays sensor data in real time, controls fans based on custom behaviors, and saves configurations. The project lists Linux and Windows as supported platforms. It is published under the GPL-3.0 license.
LiveATC streams air traffic control radio feeds from airports and aviation facilities.
The Earth Magic Portal Generator is a web application that enables users to navigate between videos of global locations. It offers two control modes: hand tracking, which is recommended, uses the device camera to track hand movements with all data processed locally in the browser, and mouse control. Users open a portal by moving their hand or mouse over a central circle, change videos via clockwise circular motion, enter fullscreen by holding the gesture or clicking the portal, and access previous videos with counterclockwise motion. The app includes settings for control mode, hand and camera previews, and accepts donations to support development.
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.
Dataset repository covering basic in biology and medicine, with searchable aggregated data.
DVC (Data Version Control) is an open-source version control system for data science and machine learning projects. It provides a Git-like experience for organizing data, models, and experiments, with free offerings for individual data scientists and enterprise teams.
Infectious Diseases Data Observatory (IDDO) is an organisation that enables reuse of infectious disease data to support disease control efforts. It pools and standardises data, applies strict privacy controls to pseudo-anonymise data, shares data responsibly and maintains gold standard data repositories for a range of infectious diseases including malaria, COVID-19, Ebola and antimicrobial resistance. It also provides data access guidelines and related resources for users.
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.
The Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Data & Repositories page provides access to various online data sources produced by WHOI researchers. It lists supported data resources including the WHOI Data Library and Archives, Woods Hole Open Access Server, Martha’s Vineyard Coastal Observatory, Seafloor Sediments Data Collection, Alvin Frame-Grabber, Jason Virtual Control Van, Sealog, and project-based WHOI data.
RODBUK is the Cracow Open Research Data Repository for depositing and exploring open research data. Its site offers material on open research data concepts, data formats, FAIR principles, licenses, metadata, file naming and folder structure, version control and README files, and states data is accessible 24/7 from anywhere in the world.
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.
BCCDC Data is the data and reports section of the BC Centre for Disease Control website. It hosts public health-related data and reports aligned with the organization's service areas, including immunization, antibiotic resistance, hepatitis, and population and public health surveillance.
The Canadian Tides and Water Levels Data Archive holds water level observations from over a thousand stations, the earliest dating from 1848. It includes hourly heights, daily means and monthly extremes, with predictions published for most tidal stations. Data are quality controlled and adjusted for datum changes; 15-minute data are not generally released.
The National Oceanographic Data Centre for Italy provides a search and download service for marine data. It offers access to the largest Italian collection of controlled and validated physical and biogeochemical measurements, collected from 1880 to today in the Mediterranean Sea and neighboring sea basins. Data are provided by Italian marine science institutions, with minor contributions from other countries.
The Ocean Biodiversity Information System (OBIS) is a platform focused on marine biodiversity data. It provides tools including a data mapper, API, and community resources for accessing, contributing to, and quality-controlling datasets. OBIS coordinates global collection, aggregation, and sharing of marine biodiversity data, and shares data with global biogeographic information systems.
The RUresearch Data Portal is a place for Rutgers researchers to share research data with the global scholarly community. It builds on RUcore and adds tools and services specific to research data, including preservation and long-term access, metadata customized to a project, and access control with embargo periods and statements of use.
The Columbia Basin Water Hub is a data platform holding 452 datasets from 55 organizations across 12 collections. Data come from many sources and are shared under licences such as Creative Commons and the Open Government Licence. The hub team conducts a preliminary quality assurance and quality control protocol and assigns a Data Grade to each resource. Users are directed to each dataset's metadata and licence before use.
data.cdc.gov is the official data portal of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. It publishes datasets from CDC public health programs to help save lives and protect people from health, safety and security threats.
distilabel is a framework for synthetic data generation and AI feedback intended for engineers. It provides fast, reliable, and scalable pipelines based on verified research papers, supporting data synthesis for AI systems and on-the-fly feedback addition. The framework aims to improve AI output quality via enhanced data quality, give users control over their data and models, and boost efficiency through rapid iteration on research and large language models.
FAIRDOMHub is a free and open platform for research data management built on the FAIRDOM-SEEK open source web platform for sharing scientific research assets, processes and outcomes. It allows organising documents and data, controlling who can see, download or edit items, describing datasets with available standards, and publishing data linked to scientific articles.
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).
The IHEC Data Portal lets users select datasets for viewing in a data grid, display them in a genome browser, or download them. It offers a download section for direct dataset access and a UCSC Genome Browser mirror with a preloaded track hub. Searches use key = "value" phrases that may be combined in boolean fashion. Raw sequencing read files are stored at controlled access repositories.
Madrigal is a web-based upper atmospheric science database that manages and serves archival and real-time data from various instruments. Data is locally controlled at each site, while shared metadata enables searching across all Madrigal sites. APIs for Matlab, Python and IDL allow direct data access.
NOMAD is a free and open-source service for managing, sharing and publishing materials science data. It processes uploaded files to extract structured data and metadata, supports over 60 formats, and provides search, preview and download functions. All functionality is accessible via APIs, and published data is available under a CC-BY-4.0 license. NOMAD Oasis offers local installation with access control for research groups.
