Open Data

The Human Protein Atlas organizes protein information across tissues, brain, cells, blood, disease, structure, and interaction resources.

The HMTM digital collection identifies itself as an open access repository for the University of Music and Theatre in Munich.

Bavaria's surveying administration provides free geodata downloads, bulk access, map services, and a gallery.

Browse ASTM's catalog of standards, publications, journal articles, manuals, and technical papers.

The UN Population Division provides datasets on population, urbanization, migration, family planning, and related topics.

Sweden’s Consumer Agency currently publishes no open data and directs data or statistics requests to its registry.

RIUMA is the University of Málaga repository, with review of metadata and files before submitted works are approved.

The City of Toronto’s official open data portal provides datasets, visualizations, data stories, and related information.

PsychArchives provides a repository for psychological science and related disciplines, supporting several kinds of research objects.

NORMAN SusDat compiles chemical substance information from the NORMAN network and its Suspect List Exchange.

FLUXNET's data page links to information on data availability, policies, variables, processing, and downloads.

The Eurac Research CLARIN Centre is a repository for language data hosted by its Institute for Applied Linguistics in South Tyrol.

Porto Alegre’s open data portal lets visitors explore municipal datasets across areas including education, culture, health, mobility, and the environment.

The Integrated Interactions Database lets users search interaction data by gene or protein identifiers and organism.

Rolling Deck to Repository manages underway data from research vessels to preserve and provide access to oceanographic research assets.

Organic Synthesis Search lets users browse chemical transformations by the desired bond formation.

The National Center for Education Statistics collects, analyzes, and reports data on U.S. education from early childhood through adulthood.

Brisbane City Council shares open data for public reuse and accepts requests for new datasets.

Public Health Ontario's data inventory lists datasets and notes whether each is open, being prepared for release, or exempt.

Queen’s Canadian Opinion Research Archive provides public-opinion surveys for academic, research and journalistic communities.

Sandrart.net provides a scholarly annotated digital edition of Joachim von Sandrart's Teutsche Academie.

The CAZy database describes enzyme families that degrade, modify or create glycosidic bonds.

NASA’s Infrared Science Archive curates science products from infrared and submillimeter missions, with catalog and contributed dataset search.

BACTIBASE provides a database and phylogeny view for bacteriocins, antimicrobial peptides produced by bacteria.