The Best Partnership for Interdisciplinary Studies of Coastal Oceans Alternatives in 2026

The Martha’s Vineyard Coastal Observatory shares current conditions and downloadable wave, temperature, pressure, wind, and tide data.

The Ocean Observatories Initiative provides freely available real-time ocean data from more than 900 instruments for scientific research.

Code Ocean provides a cloud platform for collaborative computational research, with tools for reproducible and traceable workflows.

Producción Académica UCC lets visitors browse university research by year, author, subject, document type, and academic unit.

AMS Acta is the University of Bologna repository for academic publications and research outputs.

The University of Jaume I repository organizes digital collections for research, publications, educational resources, and academic work.

The Maelstrom Catalogue supports discovery of epidemiological studies and research networks, including information about collected and harmonized data.

The German Youth Institute documents its research data, tracing studies from their design through individual variables.

The IANUS portal provides archaeological and ancient studies research data, with records such as rock art from the Ennedi Highlands.

The ReefTEMPS observation network monitors tropical island coastal waters and provides access to related data services.

The SOCIB Data Catalog supports discovery, visualization, and download of oceanographic data from the Balearic Islands coastal observing system.

The Northern California Earthquake Data Center archives and distributes digital data from seismic and other geophysical sensors.

BIOS provides information on California's fish, wildlife, plants, and the habitats managed by the Department of Fish and Wildlife.

CaltechDATA provides access to datasets and software shared through the California Institute of Technology.

Amsterdam’s municipal data site provides current city information and lets visitors search streets, buildings, public spaces, map layers, and datasets.

DIRENO is Lower Austria's scholarly repository for collecting and preserving digital assets, including current and historical regional literature.

SILSO preserves and distributes the international sunspot number, with current and historical solar observation data.

IERS provides data on Earth rotation, reference systems, and geophysical fluids, with models, standards, and current bulletins.

The Bremen Core Repository preserves cores from international scientific ocean drilling programs at the University of Bremen.

The Tropical Atmosphere Ocean Project provides buoy data products, station plots, archives, and data quality resources.

IFREMER-SISMER's marine data portal features data search, recent updates, and information about ocean observation initiatives.

WHOI links to online data sources from its researchers and lists data repositories across ocean science areas.

ITESO’s institutional repository preserves and provides open access to academic work by university researchers, professors, and students.

The National University of Cordoba repository stores, organizes, preserves, and provides open access to the university’s academic work.