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Grouplens Datasets is a collection of research datasets compiled by GroupLens Research and made publicly available. The collection includes datasets such as MovieLens, WikiLens, Book-Crossing, Book Genome Dataset, Jester and EachMovie, along with additional research datasets. Users are advised to review associated README files for usage licenses and other relevant details prior to use.
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.
The Quality of Government Institute's data pages offer open-access datasets, including compilation datasets from other sources and original datasets created by QoG researchers. Original datasets cover quality of government, transparency and public administration, including an expert survey and the European Quality of Government Index. The pages also provide a variable search tool, visualization tools and related information.
The SBGrid Data Bank is a repository for publishing X-ray diffraction, MicroED, LLSM datasets and structural models. Structural biologists can deposit datasets, and each deposited dataset receives a unique DOI and landing page. Visitors can access Laboratory and Institutional Collections and browse published datasets. Datasets can be downloaded via rsync, and each published dataset generates its own citation.
RDR is KU Leuven's Research Data Repository for archiving, sharing and publishing KU Leuven research data. Users can find and reuse datasets published by KU Leuven researchers. Only KU Leuven personnel can create datasets; after review, published datasets receive a DOI and can be cited.
WorldPop is a geospatial and population research project that develops and provides open access, high-resolution spatial demographic datasets and solutions, with a focus on low- and middle-income countries. The project creates peer-reviewed research and methods for constructing these datasets, and offers access to bespoke country-level and global or regional datasets, along with tools including an API and GIS plugins.
The Austrian Social Science Data Archive (AUSSDA) makes social science data accessible and reusable for researchers. It hosts a wide range of datasets, including collections focused on AUTNES, Statistik Austria, qualitative data, COVID-19 pandemic research, and teaching and learning. Users can search for datasets by topic, and institutional account sign-in provides access to most datasets and accompanying documentation. The archive operates on the Dataverse platform.
DataSTORRE is the University of Stirling's online repository for multi-disciplinary research datasets produced at the university. Researchers with data tied to a publication, or with potential use for others, can deposit datasets for sharing and safekeeping, receiving a persistent identifier and suggested citation. Datasets are organised into communities and collections and can be browsed by title, author, subject or date.
The International Institute of Tropical Agriculture datasets site is a data portal aimed at making data findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable. It presents datasets with popular tags, including research for development, IITA statistics, cassava pests and diseases assessment in Gabon, and cassava yield assessment in Gabon. It also promotes open access.
The Social Sciences and Digital Humanities Archive (SODHA) is the Belgian federal data archive for social sciences and digital humanities. It enables users to find and deposit reusable research datasets, assigns DOIs to published datasets for citation, and preserves datasets long-term. It is a CESSDA service provider hosted by the State Archives of Belgium.
Curated GitHub list of public datasets across science, government, finance, and research topics.
BALSA hosts extensively analyzed neuroimaging and neuroanatomical datasets mapped to brain atlas surfaces and volumes. It holds user-submitted BALSA Studies tied to published figures and curated BALSA Reference datasets, with scene files displayable in the Connectome Workbench platform. Study and reference datasets can contain several scene files with multiple scenes. Previews of scene thumbnails and downloads without release constraints do not require login.
A City of San Diego portal providing public city datasets for finding, downloading and use in applications and research. It lists 122 datasets and 57 tags across 19 departments with daily updates, and each dataset offers machine-readable views in formats including .csv, .json, .geojson, .zip and .xml. The catalog can be filtered by publishing department and tag.
DataGURU is described as an integrative tool for acquiring, re-gridding and converting environmental and climate data. The site allows users to explore available datasets, obtain data from publicly available or shared datasets, and add and share their own datasets with collaborators and the public. Sign-in is by email magic link, with Google sign-in available for registered accounts.
DIAS is a platform for downloading, processing, analyzing, and publishing datasets. It offers dataset search and discovery, lists of available datasets and applications, and access to applications. The site also provides documentation and support information covering accounts, downloading datasets, and data processing.
A collaboration platform where the machine learning community shares models, datasets and applications. It hosts public models, datasets and Spaces, and offers an open source stack including libraries such as Transformers, Datasets and Accelerate. It also provides paid Compute and Enterprise solutions, with an Inference Providers API giving access to models from multiple AI providers.
IDB Open Data is a catalog of open datasets, indicators and data portals related to economic and social development in Latin America and the Caribbean. It includes datasets linked to publications and indicators extracted from those datasets, plus a collection of specialized data portals powered by IDB data.
India Data Portal is a search and discovery site for India's public datasets, presented under FAIR principles. It offers visualization tools such as bar, line, pie, table, scatter and map views, allows users to merge datasets using local directory codes, upload their own data for visualization, and download complete data. Public government datasets are accessible without a paywall.
The Life Science Database Archive maintains and stores datasets generated by life scientists in Japan for the long term. It lets users search datasets by metadata in a unified format and access and download them under clear terms of use. It also provides datasets in forms suited to different users in public and private institutions.
The Materials Data Facility (MDF) is a service for publishing, discovering and accessing materials science datasets. It supports minting DOIs for datasets and offers curated collections covering simulations, experimental data and machine-learning-ready data. Data can be uploaded from local storage, Globus endpoints or Google Drive, and datasets can be loaded with a Python package.
OGSEarth provides KML geospatial information for Ontario geological data, covering provincial datasets and regional coverage for Northern and Southern Ontario. The page lists datasets regularly updated, including bedrock geology, mining claims, drill holes, and aggregate resources. Datasets can be bookmarked via links on the page.
Cork City Council's open data portal offers datasets about Cork in an open, downloadable format. The site lists 34 datasets, including popular tags such as Cork City, planning, boundary, environment and conservation. It states the data can be used for research, web and mobile application development, and data visualisations. Questions and comments go to an open data email address.
Signaling Pathways Project is a multi-omics knowledgebase for mammalian cellular signaling pathways that succeeded NURSA. It integrates transcriptomic and ChIP-Seq datasets, with preserved NURSA-curated transcriptomic data available for mining through Ominer. The datasets page lists transcriptomic and cistromics datasets, filterable by pathway module, biosample, species and release date. The notice about NURSA's retirement also mentions a planned hypothesis generation environment on dkNET.
The SLGO Data Catalogue lets users search, find and download 433 datasets. Datasets are organised by ocean variable, including bioecosystems, biogeochemical, cross-disciplinary and physical ocean groupings, and can be found by keyword or ocean variable. A further 219 datasets relate to other fields.
