The Best GRID3 DATA HUB Alternatives in 2026

MG-RAST provides tools to search, upload, download, and analyze metagenomic data and supports public submission of sequence data.

The UNESCO Institute for Statistics Data Browser lets users filter, visualize, share, and download data and metadata.

The Global Carbon Atlas lets visitors explore and visualize data on carbon fluxes, including country-level emissions from human activities.

Planet's Analyze Browser lets users compare high-resolution imagery by area and time, adjust visualizations, and download images.

GeneWeaver provides tools to manage, search, curate, and analyze gene sets and related projects.

The GDELT Project monitors news worldwide and provides tools to watch, compute, download, and visualize information from its database.

ESS-DIVE supports searching and submitting environmental systems science data, with guidance and news about its research data infrastructure.

B2SHARE is a data repository operated by Forschungszentrum Jülich within the EUDAT infrastructure.

DataSud is shared data infrastructure for the Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur region, with open data discovery and regional themes.

DataCenterHub preserves earthquake engineering data and digital infrastructure associated with the Network for Earthquake Engineering Simulation.

CLARIN-IS provides language data, tools and services through Iceland’s CLARIN research infrastructure.

Hydro-Québec's open data portal provides information about electricity infrastructure, consumption, and energy transition goals.

Share dynamical models of biological systems and visualize simulation results with the BioSimulations web application.

OSM Boundaries extracts administrative boundaries from OpenStreetMap, with preview tools for viewing geographic divisions.

CityScale maps living conditions in Ukraine, including housing costs, utilities, ecology, crime, transport and infrastructure.

Winterthur’s data and statistics office collects, processes, and analyzes city data on population, housing, economy, culture, environment, and transport.

Ostrava’s open data catalog organizes datasets across topics such as transport, culture, population, public services, and the environment.

Venice’s open data catalog organizes city datasets by themes including culture, mobility, population, economy, and the environment.

CAIDA’s resource catalog organizes datasets and research resources about internet infrastructure.

The Canton of Basel-Landschaft’s open government data covers population, environment, economy, energy, mobility, health, education, and public finance.

Härnösand presents municipal statistics from Kolada, including information on population, education, care, and service costs.

The Canton of Bern’s statistics portal organizes public statistics by themes including population, economy, health, finance, and environment.

HGVD provides a searchable catalog of genetic variants and allele frequencies focused on the Japanese population.

Finspång Municipality publishes open statistics and key figures, including population and municipal tax information.