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SEANOE
SEANOE publishes marine research data and provides a searchable catalog organized by publication year, discipline, access, and license.
About SEANOE
SEANOE is an academic publisher of marine research data. It publishes datasets from marine research and provides a searchable catalog. Users can filter the catalog by publication year, discipline, access status, and license, or run a keyword search across all content. The homepage lists 2117 results, and the newest entries are shown first by default.
Listings show a title, authors, a description of the dataset, and an access label. Sample entries include sediment core data from the Fram Strait, historical temperature and salinity profiles from Catalan coast cruises, gridded North Atlantic mixed-layer depth estimates for 2011 to 2023, and hydrothermal fluid data from the EMSO-Azores observatory. Some datasets are marked as open access, while others are available on request.
Key features
- Filter the catalog by publication year, discipline, access status, and license
- Keyword search across the full catalog
- Access labels showing whether a dataset is open or available on request
- Gridded North Atlantic mixed-layer depth data at 0.25 degree, three-hourly intervals
- Historical CTD temperature and salinity profiles from Mediterranean survey cruises
- Sediment core and deep-sea fluid chemistry datasets from marine research cruises and observatories
Best for: Researchers and students who need marine research datasets with clear descriptions and access information.
Good for
- Catalog can be filtered by publication year, discipline, access, and license
- Each listing states whether the dataset is open access or available on request
- Listings include descriptive text on the data's source, coverage, and methods
Watch out for
- Some datasets are available on request rather than openly
- Parts of the captured homepage interface appear in French
SEANOE at a glance
- Official website
- seanoe.org
- Category
- Research & Data › Open Data & Datasets
- Type
- Dataset
- Platforms
- Web
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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SEANOE FAQ
Are all datasets freely accessible?
No. Listings carry an access label. The examples shown include "Accès libre" (open access) and "Accès à la demande" (access on request).
How can I narrow down the datasets?
The catalog can be filtered by publication year, discipline, access status, and license, and it supports keyword search across all content.
What kinds of marine data are included?
The sample listings include sediment core records, temperature and salinity profiles, gridded mixed-layer depth estimates, sonar and seafloor imagery, and hydrothermal fluid chemistry.
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