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INTERMAGNET provides data and information from geomagnetic observatories, with tools for downloads, plots, and data quality checks.

MODIS Web organizes satellite products across atmosphere and land topics, including clouds, vegetation, surface reflectance, and fires.

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

The Madrigal Database manages and serves archival and real-time data from upper-atmosphere science instruments in multiple formats.

NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory provides solar imagery and data from instruments studying the Sun’s atmosphere.

ACE Science Center offers data and plots from the spacecraft, with browse, download, and documentation sections.

M3G maintains metadata for GNSS network stations, including identifiers, locations, installation dates, data licenses, and site logs.

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

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.

data.world provides an enterprise data catalog for discovering metadata and developing data products and analytics.

NCAR's Earth Observing Laboratory supports research on Earth's atmosphere through its observational program.

GeoSphere Austria's Data Hub provides station measurements, spatial datasets, images, and weather forecasts.

Örebro’s open data page lists reusable information including supplier invoices, air quality measurements, and other public datasets.

MyRiceBase collects rice biology data for quality traits, including searchable and downloadable genomic, transcriptomic, gene, and network information.

The EUREF Permanent GNSS Network provides access to the European Terrestrial Reference System 89 through a network of continuously operating reference stations.

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

The Neutron Monitor Database provides real-time and historical measurements from neutron monitor stations around the world.

NASA’s Gateway to Astronaut Photography of Earth is provided by the International Space Station program and its Earth Science and Remote Sensing Unit.

The Partnership for Interdisciplinary Studies of Coastal Oceans is an academic consortium researching the California Current coastal ocean.

The ESO Science Archive provides an archive home with data access, archive query tools, and direct retrieval of data products.

Gaia@AIP provides access to Gaia data and related products hosted by the Leibniz Institute for Astrophysics Potsdam.

COCONUT supports natural product research with data and tools, presenting itself as a resource guided by FAIR data principles.

The Norwegian Meteorological Institute provides data and products through download services, with licensing information for use.